Hotels With Wifi in Macau, China

It's very clean and big. Also very convenient to see major attractions. My kids really enjoyed well in the swimming pool and water park. Food court and many restaurants were easily accessible. Overall very good stay.

Usually i dont make comments on here. But my stay at this hotel was a pleasant one. I want to share with you all. I came for the show which was held at Macao outdoor performance venue. When we checked in, the staff at front desk was nice and friendly. We checked in at around 4pm, probably most of the rooms are occupied. Since we had made a request of high floor and non smoking one, he tried to look for a better room for us. Finally he assigned a room that far from lift and non smoking one which was located at middle floor after getting our consent. 'When we went into the room, we were surprised that we could see the venue from our window! And we could also see planes and the airport! The condition of the hotel and room looked quite new and clean. In our bathroom, there was a double basin! there was hand wash gel and i liked that aroma! The hotel is connected to a shopping mall. You may go thru the shopping mall to go to the venue easily. And there is a restaurant in the shopping mall operating around the clock which gave us a convenience after the show. There was also a room with vending machines and ice making machines on out floor. The price there was not rocket high. It is even cheaper than the one from the convenient store at the shopping mall lol The bed and pillows were cozy. You may also adjust the temperature and fan speed of the Air conditioner. After we checked out, we wanted to keep the luggage. Front desk staff was helpful and attentive, approached me before i made any request. And one of the concierge was always smiley, cheerful and friendly (i m sorry i didnt check your name tag but you were the one who passed me my luggage when i claimed it) Overall, it was a good experience. I hope the hotel may keep their good work.

Facilities: This is a retro-style hotel, quite spacious overall, and the room was decent – not tiny by any means. The only drawback was having to get water from the hallway dispenser, which they claim is for environmental reasons. But then again, they wash the reusable cups with detergent, so I'm not sure two small bottles of water justify all that hassle. Cleanliness: The hygiene was pretty good; no obvious stains anywhere. Environment: The room had a slightly damp smell, not very fresh. I kept noticing that musty odor while sleeping. However, the mattress firmness was just right, unlike some hotels where the beds are too soft and leave you with backaches. Service: They spoke Chinese and accommodated my booking requests. I imagine this place would be great value for money if you're visiting during the off-season!

I stayed for 6 consecutive days. The breakfast was excellent, offering 3 types of eggs and 5 kinds of noodles, with orders placed conveniently by scanning a QR code. Downstairs, I enjoyed the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai style crab porridge and some lively street food BBQ, both really tasty. San Miu Supermarket offered great value for money. There's also a Feng Supermarket downstairs where their Oden included freshly cooked boiled cabbage for 5 AUD – absolutely delicious! At the nearest fruit and vegetable store downstairs, durian was 19.9 MOP per jin; I bought a delicious one for 98 MOP. You really should trust the staff there; he's excellent at picking them. The hotel is conveniently located just a few minutes' walk from Grand Lisboa, Wynn Macau, and MGM Macau.

Since it was the Golden Week national holiday, hotels at other large entertainment resorts were charging 2-3 times their usual rates, which was really unnecessary. This is an older, established hotel, and while it was also double the price during Golden Week, it was still under a thousand [currency unit, likely yuan/MOP]. Although it's on the peninsula, the location is excellent; there's a bus stop just over a hundred meters away via a footbridge. The Sands is only a three to four hundred meter walk, where you can catch a bus to all the major entertainment resorts in Taipa, direct and very convenient. The room was clean and tidy. I initially thought 20 square meters would be small, but it turned out to be very spacious. It seems to have been newly renovated, offering great value for money! Highly recommended!

I spent a considerable amount of time searching on Ctrip, only to find too many hotels with tiny beds, cramped rooms, and questionable hygiene. So, the Leo Family Room I eventually found was an absolute delight! The room was surprisingly spacious (a real rarity in Hong Kong and Macau), featuring two 1.5-meter wide beds. The bathroom was also excellent, with a proper wet/dry separation and both a separate shower and a bathtub. As a non-smoking family room, it was completely odor-free, which was a huge relief for someone like me with an extremely sensitive nose. Check-out was incredibly smooth; I just handed in the room card (likely because I booked online and settled the deposit during check-in). In summary: It's clean, hygienic, spacious, quiet, and completely free of any unpleasant smells. Right in the alley across from the hotel's main entrance, you'll find a 'cha chaan teng' (local tea restaurant). Xin Kang Kee there is a real gem, offering 'ping leung jing'—great food, good quality, and affordable prices. Wynn and Grand Emperor casinos are also just a 12-15 minute walk away.

We stayed here with my child for an exam. The location is excellent, very close to Macao Polytechnic University with convenient transport links. There are also plenty of shops and restaurants nearby, which was a definite plus. The room, though not large, was spotless and tidy, and the bedding was comfortable.

Excellent hotel, large rooms above expectations, the room was clean and well-equipped, underwent basic cleaning, received water and clean towels every day. The hotel staff was courteous and helpful in everything (including ordering food and recommendations for attractions). Located a few minutes walk from the bus station. There isn’t a washing machine in hotel. The pool is terrific and the breakfast was nice compared to other hotels

This hotel was full of wonderful surprises! Its location is perfect—right in the heart of the old town—and the facilities have a lovely vintage vibe while being impeccably clean. The room was beautifully decorated and offered a stunning view of Macau through the window. An extra treat was the in-room minibar, which was completely free, including red wine and beer! What’s more, as a hotel guest, I received a complimentary drink voucher to use at the rooftop bar. All in all, this easily ranks among the top three best hotels I’ve ever stayed in. If I ever return to Macau, I’ll definitely be booking here again!

The Junlong Hotel offers fantastic value for money. Although it's an older hotel, it's very clean, and the service is excellent. The soundproofing was particularly good, and we really appreciated them arranging adjoining rooms for us. It's also very conveniently located for public transport, including buses and the light rail. A delightful surprise was the hotel's morning dim sum – it was incredibly delicious and brought smiles to our whole family! We love Macau and will definitely choose this hotel again on our next visit. Free luggage storage was an added convenience. Overall, it was a superb experience; the hotel is well-maintained, spotless, and has a welcoming atmosphere.