Mountain View Hotels in Macau

"The Grand Dragon Hotel is conveniently located close to the airport and Taipa Village, with a taxi stand right outside. I heard that Grand Lapa Hotel is owned by the same company. I booked a high-floor room with a bathtub online in advance. The room wasn't huge, and thankfully, the power outlets didn't require an adapter. The front desk is on the 21st floor. For check-in, you'll need your Hong Kong and Macau travel permit and the printed immigration slip (the small white one). A deposit is also required, which you can pay via Alipay by scanning a QR code. Overall, the service was pretty good. Just a heads-up, food deliveries can only be brought to the hotel entrance."

"Great hotel for a transit stop in Macau ,but with some important things to know ahead of time. This hotel is really convenient if you’re just stopping over in Macau, especially for flights. However, there were a few surprises we didn’t expect that might be helpful for others to know… Firstly, food options are very limited, especially for foreigners. We arrived quite late and found that the airport supermarket was already closed ,and unlike many other international airports, there aren’t 24-hour restaurants or marts. We tried several delivery apps, but none worked unless you have a local China/HK/Taiwan phone number , foreign tourists simply cannot order food through them. When we finally went downstairs to look for something to eat, the only options were a couple of vending machines. That was especially tough with elderly family members who were hungry , not very friendly for late arrivals. Aside from that, prices here fluctuate a lot. Our first night was around ~RM200, but on the way back the same room was ~RM600 a huge difference. The exterior of the building is pretty dated, but the inside of the room has been renovated and feels much more modern and comfortable."

"The hotel is right opposite the airport, and if you're coming to Macau by ferry, it's just one monorail stop away. Staying here gives you access to free shuttle buses from the airport to various attractions or casinos. The monorail station is right downstairs, making it very convenient to get around. The room offers views of planes taking off and landing, as well as the sunrise, but the noise doesn't disturb your sleep. It offers good value for money. It has an older decor, but the cleanliness is good, and the room is quite spacious. If you don't mind an older style, it's definitely worth considering. If you don't want to eat at the hotel, you can grab something at the airport, or even get bento boxes, sandwiches, milk, and instant noodles from the 7-Eleven at the airport, which is quite convenient."

"Stayed one night at the Pousada de Coloane, a charming Portuguese-style building. The small beach below has clearer water than Hac Sa Beach, though the sand isn't as fine. Perhaps due to the limitations of the original architecture and renovation costs, the decor isn't particularly refined. However, the new wall tiles immediately catch your eye. Every room faces the sea and has a balcony with an excellent view. Pousada de Coloane is a historic hotel steeped in Portuguese charm, with roots tracing back to the 1930s. Origins: The hotel was originally a private estate built in the 1930s. Official Opening: The estate was formally converted into a hotel and began operations in 1977, and was managed by the same family for over 25 years. Architectural Style: The hotel's architecture retains traditional Portuguese elements like arched doorways, azulejo tiles, vintage furniture, and decorative ceramic plates on the walls, creating an antique and peaceful atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle."

"The hotel is new and very clean. The observation deck on the 6th floor is great, giving the whole place a very chic and sophisticated vibe. The location is decent; there are buses nearby that can take you anywhere for just 6 yuan. Each room also comes with a 30 yuan voucher for Lihu Xuan. What's really heartwarming is that they offer free shuttle service to the Border Gate. The front desk staff, the doorman, and all the ladies and gentlemen are very friendly and welcoming, always greeting you with a smile. It truly feels like a home away from home. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit."

"The hotel's location is a quiet oasis amidst the bustling city, right next to the Macao Public Administration Building and a Catholic church. The service was excellent; during Chinese New Year, they provided a complimentary fruit platter and all drinks in the minibar were free. My only minor gripes were that the faucet on the vanity was a bit awkward to use, and the ocean view of the Macau Tower from my balcony was unfortunately obstructed by some dilapidated buildings in front. Overall, it's still a pretty good hotel."