Mountain view Hotels in Macau

"This is an established four-star hotel with professional and attentive service that made me feel completely at ease. Highly recommended! There were doormen at the entrance to open doors and help with luggage. I arrived early and was able to store my luggage before checking in at 3 PM. Check-out is before 12 PM, and the deposit was 500. They also offer luggage storage after check-out. Although the room wasn't huge, the layout was incredibly well-designed, making it feel cozy, comfortable, and upscale. The interior decor and materials were high-quality, not cheap-looking at all. I requested a non-smoking room and a high floor, and they gave me a corner suite on the 17th floor with a fantastic view. It's newly renovated and very well-maintained, so it doesn't feel old-fashioned. The location is excellent, just a 15-minute walk to Rua do Cunha. Bus and light rail stations are also very close by. If you walk further into the residential area, there are tons of great places to eat. The hotel's dim sum restaurant on the 3rd floor is also quite good, starting service at 10 AM. Hotel guests get a discount, and even though I had already checked out that day, they still gave me the discount, which was a very thoughtful gesture."

"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 The overall decor was old and outdated, feeling ancient everywhere, and the facilities were also quite old.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."

"The hotel is located in the quiet Cheoc Van, away from the bustling Cotai and Coloane, but accessible by bus route 26A, which runs every ten minutes or so. It takes only about an hour to get to the hotel from the Macau Peninsula city center, which wasn't too far for me. If you're arriving by bus without much luggage, the public bus stop near the hotel is named C677-1 Cheoc Van Barbecue Park 1 (according to the bus company). After getting off, cross the street, and there will be a black iron gate leading to the hotel. The hotel's swimming pool area and front desk are located in front of the pool. Otherwise, following Gaode Maps will require a longer walk. However, that stone staircase is a bit narrow, so it's inconvenient with large luggage; in that case, you'll have to follow Gaode. The hotel room's balcony overlooks the beach, and the room itself is clean and has a Portuguese flair. Although breakfast is simple, it tastes good. If you don't want to dine at the hotel, you can take a bus to Coloane for a meal, which is only about a ten-minute ride. This place is suitable for tourists who want to escape the hustle and bustle of Macau and enjoy some peace and quiet."

"Hotel Location: The hotel is situated halfway up a hill, very close to Hotel Royal. I originally intended to book Hotel Royal, but decided on Hotel Guia instead because it offers a shuttle bus service to the border gate. It turned out to be a great location. Heading up the hill from the hotel entrance takes you to Guia Lighthouse and Guia Hill Park, perfect for active travelers. Walking down the hill, you're very close to the 'King of Gambling's' photo spot, and there's a 7-Eleven and small supermarket nearby, along with a variety of restaurants. Further down the stairs is Tap Seac Square, and it's also a short walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's. This location was incredibly convenient for my work. Hotel Facilities: The hotel has a charming, old-world feel, like something from the last century, with a rustic, aged character. The showerhead is a fixed,莲蓬-style spray, and there's a bathtub and wooden sliding doors. Overall, it's clean and tidy, with a mini-fridge to chill drinks. The room isn't huge, but it's perfectly adequate, and there's enough space by the window to fully open a large suitcase. There's a lovely little rooftop terrace with cute decor; sitting up there for a drink and a breeze in the evening would be very pleasant. Hotel Restaurant: There's a very popular restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel. It seems to attract not only hotel guests but also many outside diners. Hotel Service: All the staff I encountered were excellent and professional, never showing any negative emotions. The hotel shuttle driver was also very helpful, reminding me to use the pedestrian walkway ahead to avoid a fine. Many thanks to them. I would definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit."

"The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was super soft. The front desk service was also very friendly, and the value for money was absolutely amazing! It's close to Bishop's Hill, and parking is free if you're driving. The room had great natural light, the bathroom was clean, and check-in was quick. I felt really comfortable and at ease during my stay. Definitely recommend it to anyone who likes a peaceful environment."