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My initial stay was fantastic; the front desk and housekeeping staff were all wonderful, very warm, and provided excellent information about the surrounding area. However, what happened today when I took the hotel shuttle to Hengqin Port left me utterly disappointed with the City of Dreams staff. There was a new student from Macau University of Science and Technology whose Macau Pass wouldn't activate for three more days. She wanted to take the hotel shuttle to the port to pick up a package. The staff insisted on a consumption receipt to board the bus. The two girls explained their situation and even pleaded with the staff, but the staff coldly refused, saying no. I could see the girls were clearly new to the area, so I offered my seven-day City of Dreams receipt for them to use. This was also ruthlessly rejected by the staff. I am truly very disappointed with the City of Dreams Macau staff. As a parent myself, these children are new to Macau and unfamiliar with things. Is it really impossible to offer such a small help? Do they really have to spend 50 MOP before they can take the bus back? Finally, a passerby told the girls to go to Wynn, where the shuttle is free. I was speechless; I can't believe something like this actually happened.

Summary: Next time I'm in Macau, I'll definitely stay at Morpheus again. Facilities: The Morpheus boasts a unique architectural style, with a lobby and elevators that feel incredibly futuristic. The hotel also features exhibitions and a rooftop pool, making it perfect for a staycation. The smart home devices throughout the room are super convenient, and the toiletries are Acqua di Parma, with a long-lasting scent – I'd give them a solid thumbs up. Hygiene: The room's cleanliness was impeccable, spotless and tidy. Public areas like the lobby, shopping mall, and corridors were also very clean. Environment: There's a bus stop just a short walk from the entrance, and shuttle buses and taxis are also readily available. Service: At check-in, I was offered a welcome tea. I was then personally escorted to my room, where the staff introduced all the room's features. The entire process was thoughtful and attentive. When checking out and collecting my luggage, staff members immediately approached to offer assistance. P.S.: The mini-bar offers a rich variety of drinks, beer, snacks, instant noodles, fruit, and almond cookies – perfect for a late-night snack. Turndown service was proactively offered, and even when not requested, essential oils were provided.

This was my first time staying in a Japanese-style hotel. The decor was simple, and the front desk staff were very enthusiastic during check-in. It's an excellent choice for families with children. They provided red wine, kids' snacks, and fruit in the room, and all the drinks in the mini-fridge were complimentary. During our stay, the staff noticed we used eye masks, and the next day they thoughtfully provided another pair – such a considerate touch! Plus, it's super convenient for Water World, right on the second floor, and the kids had an absolute blast! Highly recommend for families.

Whenever I visit Macau, I always stay at Altira Macau. It's conveniently located with many restaurants nearby and even a small mall. The rooms are spacious, and every room offers a view of the Grand Lisboa Hotel on the Macau Peninsula. This was my first time trying the breakfast package, and it was lovely enjoying a delicious breakfast in my room with that view. The room service staff were very polite. This is my top choice for hotels in Macau, and all the staff provide five-star service. It's also the perfect hotel for watching the New Year's Eve fireworks, but unfortunately, it's always impossible to book a room for December 31st.

The service was excellent and thorough, with a free minibar and complimentary, refillable bottled water. Thumbs up! Plus, there are refreshments in the lobby. It's clean and hygienic. The only minor downsides are that there's no direct vehicle access to the entrance, and the location is a bit out of the way. Otherwise, everything is great. Excellent value for money!

Traveling to Zhuhai Chimelong with my child, we decided to visit Macau as well and were very satisfied with our two-night stay. The room was incredibly quiet; even though it was right by the elevator, there was absolutely no noise. The air conditioning in the room also ran silently, which is perfect for guests sensitive to sound. The bedding was very comfortable to sleep on. I had read reviews mentioning how neatly the rooms were tidied, and it was true! Even though I had tidied up before leaving, when I returned, I saw that the housekeeping staff had even coiled my charging cables neatly. The room was also spotlessly clean. Some guests mentioned language issues, but everyone I encountered spoke Mandarin very well. Those who didn't speak Chinese proactively used English along with some Chinese. Check-in and luggage storage were both very smooth. I highly recommend staying here.

In spite of the age of the hotel, it still looks modern. Hotel has three restaurants: Western, Chinese and Thai cuisine. I tried all of them - every time is a new menu. Not average hotel bar - really provides a lot of interesting cocktails and premium spirits. Room dining service works great. I received a treat from a hotel - a birthday cake - it was tea touching. In my opinion, location of the hotel is quite convenient. Area is quite, at the same time can walk to historical places, nearby there’s a modern community with restaurants, coffee shops, convenience stores. I didn’t find a hairdryer and body lotion (before it was provided by the hotel). Rooms are big and well furnished. Definitely stay here again.

The hotel's design is trendy and stylish, creating an amazing atmosphere. Every public area is incredibly photogenic. The room was spacious and clean, with brand new amenities, and the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offered an incredible view. The service was warm and attentive; check-in was efficient, and they accommodated my request for a higher floor. The only minor issue was the welcome card in the room (as pictured) – it had a different surname than mine, so I'm not sure if it was a mistake or if the previous guest's card wasn't removed. However, it wasn't a big deal and didn't spoil my stay! A special shout-out to the hotel for calling me when I accidentally left my wallet in the room during check-out. They were very responsible, even taking photos of the money and documents inside. Also, the Studio City ** car service was excellent; they helped with luggage, and when I realized I'd forgotten another item (my forgetful self!), Studio City quickly responded to my call, which gave me a great sense of security! The hotel is connected to the Studio City complex, offering easy access to dining and shopping, and its location is superb for visiting The Parisian and The Venetian – just across the road. I especially loved that Don Quijote was downstairs! I saw it was nearby when I booked, but I didn't expect it to be right below the hotel. It's fantastic; I don't even need to go to Japan to shop at my beloved Don Quijote! This hotel is perfect for a trip with girlfriends or a romantic getaway. I'll definitely choose it again next time I'm in Macau. Highly recommended!

The property is made for those looking for a laid back and relatively quiet vacation. Great for families with kids and elderlies. Wheelchair access was satisfactory from entry, to passage through the lobby, upstairs rooms, and outdoor gardens, pool and promenade, which was our favorite. The seaside paved path was breezy and shaded in the morning. The connecting rooms (1 king bed & 2 twin beds) were huge. 4 people can stay on the floor of 1 room all at the same time and still be able to move around with plenty of space. The toilet and bath were spacious too. The outdoor pool is not very big but was good enough, the indoor pool is small. Tennis courts are good but a bit far to get to and tricky with stairs. Bring supplies for snacks and beverages if planning to stay in. No shops nearby for a gum. The 5-min taxi ride to Coloane Village was worth it with its charming old town vibe, and cafes, including eggtarts/pastries from Lord Stows. Eat cantonese dishes with seafood options at Comidas Va Kei. Their grilled chicken and salt & pepper corn were delicious. Paid about 400HKD for a meal for 6.

Hotels in Macau are so much better than those in Hong Kong, honestly. For a similar or even lower price, you get a much bigger room. I've stayed at the Londoner in Taipa before, but if you're looking to explore the old streets rather than just shopping malls and casinos, staying on the Macau Peninsula, in the old town, is much more convenient. This time, I chose the New Orient Landmark; it wasn't expensive, and the room was quite spacious. While it's not brand new, it's well-maintained. The room even came with a dehumidifier. It's a short walk to Wynn Macau, Lisboa, and Grand Lisboa. Strolling to the Ruins of St. Paul's and Rua de Cinco de Outubro is also easy. There are also buses nearby to Coloane and other areas. Really, the entire old town isn't that big; it feels like everything is within a three-kilometer radius. If you enjoy walking, you can get everywhere on foot. It was definitely a much better experience compared to the hotel I stayed at later in Hong Kong.