Macau Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"Great location! Right across from the 16 Pu bus station and within walking distance to the Ruins of St. Paul's. In the evenings, you can also walk to Rua da Praia do Manduco for some food. The hotel even has a ladies-only floor, which is a nice touch!"

"This hotel is incredibly close to Macau International Airport and the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, making it super convenient whether you're arriving by ferry or plane. They even have a hotel shuttle to pick you up after you get off. The rooms are exceptionally spacious, at 60 square meters, and include a complimentary mini-bar once during your stay. Our standard twin room faced the garden, which was perfect for photos – even for those of us who aren't photography pros! The staff provided clear and informative service, truly five-star quality. Plus, they offer shuttle services to places like the Grand Lisboa on Macau Peninsula and various border gates. All in all, a fantastic stay!"

"We requested a smoking room, but there was hardly any lingering smell, which was great. We stayed on the 17th floor, and the breakfast included a fantastic lobster buffet – truly all-you-can-eat! Downstairs, you can go shopping, and it's quite close to Wynn Palace. To get to Senado Square, there's no shuttle, so you'll need to take a taxi or other transportation. We paid 80 MOP for a taxi there. On the way back, we took a shuttle to another hotel and then walked the rest of the way. Overall, the breakfast offers much better value for money than the local cha chaan tengs, so it's definitely worth trying."

"Check-in was smooth, but I had to wait an hour, and the luggage storage staff weren't very friendly. The lady who gave me my room card was excellent; she gave me a fantastic room on the 11th floor with a beautiful night view and even thoughtfully asked if I needed children's toiletries. The shuttle bus was very convenient, getting to the Border Gate (Guanzai) was super easy, and the staff were welcoming and even helped with my luggage. The hotel lobby also has many shops, so no need to worry about food. There's a Japanese supermarket that sells a lot of snacks."

"This is my second time in Macau. Last time I stayed at The Parisian, but The Venetian this time? In three words: absolutely fantastic! 👏🌟 Firstly, the exterior is magnificent, and it's connected to The Londoner and The Parisian. Secondly, I stayed in a North Wing suite on the 30th floor this time. The room was huge, and everything from the bed and sofa to the bathroom was satisfying. The bathroom even had a vanity table, which was a nice touch. Furthermore, the service was well-organized, fast, and convenient. The day before, I stayed in Hong Kong at what turned out to be a 'fake' five-star hotel. This time, as soon as I arrived at the front desk, even though it was still midday, three staff members immediately assisted me. They confirmed my luggage storage, room preferences, and provided a detailed map with clear explanations. This allowed us to drop off our bags and start exploring right away. Plus, the room number was sent via SMS, room cards were issued in advance, and our luggage was delivered directly to the room. I can only say everything was perfect! Also, The Venetian's buffet breakfast offered a wide variety of delicious options. They had pan-fried salmon and 'Buddha Jumps Over the Wall,' and I even found my favorite peach gum and white fungus soup. Everyone, from the security guards at the casino entrance to the staff in the restaurants and lobby, was incredibly nice. If the bottled water in the room ran out, you just scanned a code, and a server would bring it to your door instantly. Of course, my favorite part was the gondola ride. The artificial blue sky above was so realistic and beautiful! 🤩 A truly memorable experience."

"Location: It's just one light rail stop from the airport (you can buy tickets at the window using WeChat Pay or Alipay). From the hotel, you can walk through City of Dreams to reach The Londoner, MGM, Wynn Palace, The Venetian, and other key attractions. Ambiance: The room lighting is warm and inviting, it's clean, and the layout is well-designed. It features double sinks, a separate wet and dry area, and even bath salts are provided. Service: From check-in to check-out, the service was consistently proactive, enthusiastic, polite, and efficient. A big thank you to the two ladies who checked me in (their names are in the picture) – they introduced all the room facilities and explained the most convenient routes for getting around nearby. The gentleman at check-out also proactively asked if I needed to store my luggage, where I was going, and which bus to take, which made me, as a first-time visitor, feel very much at ease."

"Normally, I don't go out of my way to write hotel reviews; I usually just leave a rating. However, my stay at the Yiju Hotel was exceptionally good, so much so that I felt compelled to write a detailed review to praise them. I've probably stayed at hotels in a similar price range as Yiju about ten times, and this one truly stands out as the best and most memorable experience. First and foremost, the service attitude and attention to detail were outstanding. From the moment my taxi pulled up to the hotel entrance until I checked out and collected my luggage, every single staff member I encountered was warm, comforting, and provided thoughtful, emotionally enriching service. This included, but was not limited to, helping with luggage, seeing us off, offering welcome tea, meticulously explaining room details, and even tidying up charging cables during turndown service. Secondly, the breakfast (the restaurant service was excellent too). Each day featured unique breakfast dishes, and we even got to enjoy rare delicacies like abalone and fish maw stew, which you might not even find in a formal dinner. The overall quality was superb, almost comparable to a Michelin-starred fine dining experience. Lastly, the room itself was spacious, had a great view, and the facilities were clean, beautiful, and full of thoughtful details. Plus, there was a complimentary mini-bar. Many thanks to Yvonne, Patrick, Jacey, Kurt, Kiven, and all the other colleagues whose names I haven't yet remembered, for their enthusiastic service. I hope to visit again soon!"

"I booked a few days late, and the price went up, so definitely book in advance. **The correct way to get there:** Take a car to the 'Diamond Lobby' at Galaxy. Stay there and ask the staff for Galaxy's own shuttle bus. Take that bus to 'Broadway Hotel', then go up to the 2nd floor, which is where you check in. The afternoon tea at Hotel Okura is on the right side as you enter on the first floor. Luggage storage is also there. If it's your first time, don't walk through the mall yourself; it's very far... I found it exhausting with my luggage and child, and I got disoriented. So I recommend everyone wait for the shuttle bus. Inside Galaxy, food court-style dining is quite expensive. I tried the beef brisket noodles and the four-treasure rice, and I thought the portion size and taste were good (registering as a Galaxy member gets you a 10% discount on dining). You can also go to the tea restaurants on the non-main streets near Rua da Cunha; the prices there are much better. A special note: don't eat at Xiao Yang Sheng Jian inside Galaxy. Not only is it expensive, but a fellow Shanghainese (I'm also from Shanghai, and Xiao Yang Sheng Jian is originally from our city) said it tastes different from the Shanghai version and is very unappetizing. **To get to the Kids' Club (Tong Le Fang):** Take the shuttle bus to the 'Diamond' or 'Crystal' Lobby, find the 'Galaxy Hotel' sign, and then you'll find the Kids' Club. It's on the 2nd floor of the Galaxy Hotel. I also recommend going to the other end of the Kids' Club entrance, which leads to the swimming pool. Double rooms can be combined into one large bed; I've tested it for everyone. You don't need to bring a converter; that's a nice convenience. The room isn't particularly large, but I think it's sufficient. The window overlooks Hengqin. Next time, I plan to come directly from Hengqin instead of Gongbei. **To get to Pai Kok Light Rail Station:** Get off at the 'Diamond Lobby', walk towards the 'Galaxy Hotel' sign, and then ask the staff; they will tell you where to go. Galaxy, including Broadway, has many foreign staff. If you don't understand Cantonese, knowing English will be much more convenient for you, as sometimes the staff might not immediately find someone who speaks Chinese (this is sometimes, not always)."

"I came for a fan meeting and just wanted to book a super cheap hotel for one night, but I didn't expect such a great stay! 1️⃣The price is cheap, only two to three hundred, and it's in the city center, which is really affordable. Following Gaode Maps, it's just a short walk from the bus stop, in an alley near the station. 2️⃣No strange odors, and no mold or anything in the corners of the bathroom, which really surprised me. The room must be old, but it's not dirty at all; it's very clean! 3️⃣The shower water heats up very quickly, and the water pressure is strong, which is very comfortable! Plus, the bathroom has a wet/dry separation, and the curtain doesn't have any smell either! 4️⃣The front desk staff were also super nice. I stayed during the Christmas season, and they even gave me two big apples, Merry Christmas~ 5️⃣The power outlets in the room are universal, so I didn't need an adapter, which was a very pleasant surprise. 6️⃣The bed is also very comfortable, and the bedding is great! Clean! 7️⃣Being able to store luggage is also a big plus!"

"I've been wanting to stay at this hotel for a long time, and I finally got the chance in Macau! The room layout is incredibly well-designed, and you can tell the hotel put a lot of thought into every detail. The 'fan' shaped chocolates were a delicious treat, and the Tower View room offered breathtaking scenery. I particularly loved the double vanity, which was a very convenient touch for guests. Coming back to the hotel at night felt just like coming home. The slippers were neatly placed, there was a sleep-aid tea on the coffee table, and a sweet dreams roll-on on the bedside table – every little detail felt warm and thoughtful. Since it was our anniversary, the hotel went the extra mile to decorate the room and even left a handwritten congratulatory card. It was incredibly thoughtful. This hotel is definitely worth staying at!"