Macau Hotels with Hot Tub

"Knowing this hotel was a bit far from the main attractions, we planned to spend most of our time relaxing at the hotel. We initially wanted to go for a swim right after checking in, but at 3 PM check-in, we were informed that it would take another two hours to clean the room. The front desk gave us our room cards and an extended 1-hour late check-out. During this time, we explored the hotel's mall; there's a Yata supermarket on the second floor that helped us pass the time. The pool area includes an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a jacuzzi, which I thought was great. We had dinner at one of the hotel's restaurants. The food quality was decent, but the service was poor. Dishes were served very slowly; one guest waited an hour for their food, and the staff didn't apologize or actively follow up. The room was spacious and, apart from some stains in the shower area, was very clean overall. Our room offered a garden view. The mini-bar drinks in the room were complimentary. Breakfast at 'The Buffet' offered a wide variety of choices, and the food quality was above average. Overall, I was very satisfied."

"I chose this hotel because it was close to the airport, but it turned out to be a huge disappointment. First, the cons: the soundproofing in the room was very poor, and what was truly unacceptable was the strong, musty smell throughout the room. It felt stuffy after a while. All the windows were sealed shut, so there was no way to air out the room, and the odor lingered. I'm quite sensitive to smells, so I was tormented by it all night and had to just tough it out, wrapped in a blanket. The bathroom design was also very impractical; you could only shower in the bathtub, which was both cumbersome and inconvenient. The overall decor was old and outdated, feeling ancient everywhere, and the facilities were also quite old. For nearly 800 yuan a night, at this standard, it's really not worth it at all. The experience was terrible. I won't be coming back, and I don't recommend it to anyone."

"Holiday Inn Macau is super convenient to get to. The hotel itself is great – very clean and tidy, and the rooms are spacious. The staff are incredibly helpful; I forgot my phone charger, and they immediately sent someone up with one. Breakfast was good too, and it's excellent value for money. When I checked out, the doorman even helped me call a taxi. Five stars!"

"The hotel is located near Fisherman's Wharf, right opposite Sands Macao. If you're like me and prefer to stay on the Macau Peninsula side, this location is quite convenient. It's about two or three stops from the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, and very close to the sea, making for a pleasant stroll after dinner with a nice sea breeze. The hotel's overall design is European classical, with a touch of vintage palace-like decor. The high ceilings make the rooms feel more grand and spacious. Although you can tell the hotel has been open for some years, and the facilities aren't brand new, they are well-maintained with no obvious signs of age. The room size was a pleasant surprise this time; it's quite spacious for Macau, with plenty of room between the two beds and ample space to open suitcases. The bathroom features a separate wet and dry area, and overall cleanliness was good. The window area gets a lot of natural light, making for a comfortable stay. When the room was cleaned on the second day, the staff even folded the clothes I'd left out and neatly placed them on the bed, a thoughtful detail. The check-out process was smooth, with a convenient express check-out option. The luggage storage service was also very helpful for tourists who want to explore Macau further before leaving. Overall, while the hotel's facilities aren't the newest, it excels in spacious rooms, a convenient location, and attentive service, while also offering views of both the Macau Peninsula and the sea. Given that hotels in Macau are generally not inexpensive, I believe the overall value for money here is quite good."

"The room was quite spacious, clean, and tidy. They even offered a complimentary breakfast for one (fried noodles, mushroom and chicken congee, and pickled vegetables), which was delicious. The hotel's location is excellent, and getting around by bus is super convenient (it seems like Macau has mostly circular routes, so you can catch a bus from any stop). We also tried the restaurant next door, Yang Zhi Jin Lao, and the food was good. The hotel's weekend rates are double the weekday prices, but we had no choice since we were in town for a concert."

"Overall, I'm very satisfied with my stay at this hotel in Macau. It offers great value for money and a fantastic location, right opposite Wynn, making it very convenient for getting around. The hotel feels a bit dated, and the facilities are a bit old, but the cleanliness is decent, and the shower pressure is excellent, which I was quite happy with. It's definitely a good value option on the Peninsula."