Ocean View Hotels in Macau, China

Excellent stay with outstanding service and great location! We had a fantastic family stay at this hotel and couldn’t have been happier with our experience. The location is excellent – conveniently close to major attractions, restaurants, and public transport, making it very easy to explore the area without any hassle. What truly made our trip special was the exceptional service from Selene, Delia , Wilson at the front desk. They was warm, professional, and genuinely caring. Upon arrival, Selene surprised us with a complimentary room upgrade to a larger and more comfortable space. Knowing we were traveling as a family with multiple bookings, she also kindly arranged for all our rooms to be on the same floor – such a thoughtful touch that made everything so much more convenient and enjoyable for us. The rooms were clean, modern, and well-maintained, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming. Everything about this hotel felt just right for families. A big thank you to Selene, Delia, Wilson and the team! We highly recommend this hotel, especially for its prime location and top-notch hospitality. We’ll definitely return on our next visit.

Room is Clean and tidy (although it’s a bit tiny), trust to be newly renovated for not long. Location is pretty good, at the intersection of 2 main roads. Convenient stores, supermarkets, restaurants and coffee shops are all available nearby. The Only and the biggest disadvantage is about the bed mattress. It’s really too hard, feel like sleeping on the floor. Hope they could improve this.

This time I chose to stay at the YOHO Golden Island Hotel in Macau, which offers great value for money 🏨. I stumbled upon it on Xiaohongshu and was instantly captivated by the room view. I booked the Pure Gold (Golden Island) Fireworks Seaview Room for around $7xx. The room was spacious and comfortable, with warm and elegant lighting, and a subtle, pleasant fragrance. Located in the heart of the Macau Peninsula, the hotel room offered panoramic views of the Macau Tower, Penha Hill Chapel 💒, and Nam Van Lake 🌃. Downstairs is the YOHO Golden Island Mall, with everything you need for dining, shopping, and entertainment – super convenient! 🤩 There are clothes, cosmetics, a cinema, supermarket, restaurants, and more. 🏨 Hotel lobby on the 2nd floor 🏋️ Gym room 24hrs (2/F) 🏊‍♀️ Three infinity pools where you can swim and enjoy beautiful views (2/F). One of them is a heated pool (so you can swim comfortably even in winter). 🌟🎶 You can even swim and listen to music underwater! 🏪 Convenience store 24hrs (2/F) 🍽️ Restaurants (2/F) After checking in and dropping off our luggage, my friend and I went downstairs to watch a movie. This cinema is Macau's first Bona International Cinema. My friend and I watched Zootopia 2 there – the environment and facilities were excellent 👍. They have VIP screening rooms with different themes, USB charging ports, and small lights. ☕️ After the movie, we went to the famous Blooom for a coffee. The outdoor red apple trees were adorned with Christmas ribbons and scarves, super cute! 🍣 Hokkaido Uoichi Rotating Sushi Fresh ingredients and a wide variety, also great value for money. 🎭 South Beauty Elegant and upscale dining environment with a variety of dishes, featuring Sichuan, Hunan, Shandong, and Cantonese cuisines. They also have Macau exclusive dishes! 🏨 YOHO Golden Island Hotel 🔍 No. 12, Lagoa Avenida, Nam Van District, Macau Peninsula 🚌 From Gongbei Port, you can take the hotel's free shuttle bus or Macau Public Bus 🚌 3/3X to ”Praca de Ferreira Amaral”.

The room was absolutely fantastic! The location is superb, offering views of Hengqin, Zhuhai across the water in Taipa. The facilities are luxurious and complete, and the hygiene is top-notch – truly excellent. The service was also first-rate.

The best part was definitely the swimming pool: it's 25m long and about 1.5m deep. The water quality was good, and there were also three hot tubs for relaxation. In the changing rooms, they provided L'Occitane shampoo, shower gel, and body lotion. The bathtub in the room was quite large, and the magnifying mirror was a nice touch. The room decor was very European and had a 'girly' style. However, there were quite a few downsides: 1. The bed was too narrow; it was hard to turn over if you're not small. Both my friend and I experienced unbearable itching at night, which made it difficult to sleep. I'm not sure what was wrong with the duvet. 2. The standard twin room we checked into didn't have body lotion. 3. Some of the charging outlets were broken. 4. The bathroom door made a loud creaking noise when opening and closing, which would wake up the other person in the room. 5. The location is a bit out of the way, at the very end of Fisherman's Wharf, so you need a taxi to get to the city center. Overall, the value for money was still pretty good. It's worth noting that I stayed at three hotels over these three days, and the other two offered free room upgrades, whereas this hotel refused.

Overall, it was better than expected; not as dated as I thought. There wasn't a musty smell in the room, but the air freshener was a bit overpowering. However, it is an 80s hotel after all, so it's definitely not modern.

For just over 400, a standard room here offers great value for money for accommodation in Macau. It's incredibly close to the airport, literally a one-minute walk across the road, and you can watch planes take off and land right from your window – a true 'airplane view' experience! The soundproofing on the windows is excellent, so you won't be bothered by any aircraft noise. Thanks to its airport location, it's also super convenient for public transport and catching shuttle buses to other major hotels. The daily cleaning and resupply of amenities were always prompt. All in all, it was a very satisfying stay, highly recommended.

We had a great stay here. Nice Christmas 🎄 decorations in the hotel. Staff very helpful with everything. Breakfast was ok (great pastries 🥐) could have some more options like fresh vegetables. Location is nice next to river with walking distance to old center. Pity the casino was closed, seems there will not be a restart of these facilities here. Therefore also less options for shuttle buses (ferry, boarder, etc). The room was good but we had a room with this connection door to another room, where sounds from direct neighbors can be heard through quite well. But overall pleasant stay.

The rooms are pretty standard, but the hotel's strong points are its excellent location and affordable price. It's just across the road from the airport terminal, and getting around to other places by public transport is also very convenient. I'll definitely choose to stay here again when I visit Macau in the future. Macau has so many interesting, delicious, and fun places to explore, and some great exhibitions too.

If you're looking to avoid casino hotels and unreliable guesthouses, this place comes highly recommended. This hotel has hosted the country's top leaders twice, so its quality and reputation speak for themselves (it's an especially amazing experience if you're traveling with family elders who appreciate historical significance). It's located in Macau's top luxury residential area, offering a quiet environment with excellent views of the Macau Tower. The Liaison Office of the Central People's Government is right nearby, and behind it, up the hill, are some interesting churches. There are also many historical sites in the vicinity, perfect for a city walk. The only downsides are that it's a bit out of the way (wealthy areas tend to be less central) and not as convenient as hotels with casinos. While there's no direct hotel shuttle, public buses are available. If you come by metro, be prepared for a rather steep uphill walk.