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"We stayed for two nights. We did know that they only provide disposal towels so we brought our own. What we did not expect was disposable bed sheets (pic). It was very uncomfortable feeling on the skin, made me sweat like crazy probably because of the plastic like fabric. It also ripped during the first night, I expected it to get exchanged when they bring new water (it’s very common to get two water bottles per night) but it didn’t. So we were left with the ripped disposable sheets and the actual blanket came through. That made me think how often that must have happened before: the people start to sweat (macau is warm and kinda humid) into the actual blanket which is probably never cleaned because of the disposable sheets. Next guests the same thing happens, so basically everyone is sleeping under the same blanket. Doesn’t seem very hygienic to me. Also the bed was very hard (even for Asian standards). My partner and I are both under 25 and had back pain the next morning. The whole hotel and also the room was very humid, smelled like cigarettes/cigar and you can’t open any windows, not even partially. Otherwise it does look like the pictures and the rest of the room/bath was clean except for the smell and probably the bed. Also the location is very convenient. If I wanted to visit macau again I would probably get a hotel in Zhuhai (mainland china) which is less expensive and locals told us there is a 24h border control and the whole process only takes about 10min."

"If you consider booking Pensao Carmen, you should know that on the signage of the hotel it’s NOT Pensao Carmen! Remember that, otherwise you’re gonna have a hard time looking for this place)) I’ll add photos of the actual signage. Pros: conveniently located in Macau’s old town, it takes around 10 minutes to get to The Ruins of St.Paul on foot, and all other historical sites are just around. The staff was very friendly and helpful, even if they didn’t speak English at all. I met the three of them and all were old ladies, super nice and cute. I left my luggage after check-out for the whole day before moving to Coloane village hotel. The bed sheets were of good quality and very clean, I enjoyed my sleep after a tiring flight. The bed, though, was kinda hard, not for everyone, but my back was grateful)) pillows were also comfortable, better than at some much more expensive hotels. You can get as much water as you want from the water station at the corridor. There’s a bus station 5 minutes walking from the hotel, the name is Ponte 16, it’s right in front of the famous Sofitel. CONS: The hotel is located on the second floor, there’s no elevator, so you have to carry your luggage up there. My room was tiny, it’s really just for one person. The bed is kinda short, for me it was enough but I think a taller person might not feel comfortable enough there (my height is 162 cm) The bathroom is tiny, too, and given its dark green design, it looks rather dirty. I’m not sure if it was, but I found someone’s tooth brush in the shower and some hair in the drainage. Yuck!! Only one big towel was clean though. All in all, I didn’t expect much from it so neither should you 🤩"

"The rooms are always spotless, and even though they're not huge, they're perfectly maintained. I'm a frequent guest here. This time, I brought three friends along. After one of them got out of the taxi, they realized their phone had slipped out of their pocket and was left in the car. They were incredibly anxious and didn't know what to do. I suggested we go to the hotel's front desk for help, and told them the phone was left in a taxi. Immediately, they checked the surveillance footage to get the taxi's license plate number. Then, they made numerous calls to report it to the police and contacted them directly. In less than half an hour, we went to the police station and got the phone back! Their efficiency was truly outstanding. I'm so grateful to the three front desk staff members who helped us throughout the process."

"It's the main place to walk around Macau. The room is clean and comfortable. You can walk to take pictures of important spots around. Check-in is hassle-in. There are many restaurants near 7-Eleven."

"First off, the location is absolutely fantastic. I walked to the Ruins of St. Paul's the next day, which perfectly tied into my itinerary. The only downside was that the room I was assigned had a smoky smell that neither the AC nor the exhaust fan could really get rid of. It was a bit uncomfortable that the windows couldn't be opened due to a policy. The cleanliness was decent. Overall, the price of 400-500+ felt a bit overpriced, but I guess it's understandable for that area. If it weren't for the smoke smell, the room would have been quite good."

"Trust me for solo traveler with an affordable budget it’s best.  -Close to bus stop Ponte 16 -Sendao Square walking distance -7/11 is in 350 mtr, though other convenience store just in  2 min walk -Nice quite surroundings  -Very helpful stuffs -Top notch cleanliness & beautiful spacious room more than enough for one person  -Daily toiletries provide  What else you want! Next time if I visit Macau again definitely this hotel will be my first choice"

"The room was very comfortable and quiet, with brand new facilities. The air conditioning was excellent, very responsive, and could be adjusted in half-degree increments until it was just right. The surrounding area has fantastic transportation links, with numerous bus stops nearby. You can take buses 21A or 26A directly from near the hotel to The Londoner's Crystal Jade Palace for some outstanding dim sum. Alternatively, a short walk will take you to Rua de Cinco de Outubro, where you can find great quality, affordable food."

"I'm quite satisfied with this guesthouse; it offers excellent value for money! First off, the location is great—less than a ten-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's, and the bus stop isn't far either. Plus, the room was exceptionally clean and newly renovated. Since I was traveling with my parents, the front desk proactively upgraded us to a larger room when they saw we had more people, which was incredibly thoughtful. The lobby is also spacious and has free travel guides you can take as souvenirs. All in all, it was a very pleasant experience! In a place like Hong Kong and Macau, where space is at a premium, this kind of value is definitely a win."

"The location is decent, close to the road, but you have to go up a dark, narrow staircase to the second floor. However, to my surprise, the room had large windows and great natural light. It was pretty standard overall. The bathroom was tiny with no separate shower and toilet, and the building is quite old, so everything felt a bit run down. There was a notice in the drawer stating a 1500 fine for smoking in the room, yet there was an ashtray on the desk (?!). The curtains even had a few cigarette burn holes. I booked this place for over 400 in advance, only to find out it was around 300 if booked on the same day. What a rip-off! But it's conveniently located for getting around, so I'll forgive it."

"The location of this hotel is superb. Just across Largo Do Senado and with all the shops and restaurants nearby. For a budget hotel, I wouldn’t be expecting that much, the room was not big but just perfect for solo travelers or couples. The bedsheets, pillow covers and blanket covers were made of paper which felt quite weird. The towels were disposal paper ones too. They were generous though giving me 4 packs of towels for a 3-day-stay. The only bad thing about the room was the sound proof. I guess the doors are paper thin or either the gaps were too big. I could literally see the lights from the corridor from my room. Some tourist from China were very loud during mid night I had to open the door and shhhh them. The worst thing is the smell of cigarettes coming from other rooms. No matter what time, there was cigarette smell, even when I’m sleeping. It’s like sleeping in a club or a bar, and it feels terrible. Unless they fix the door problem (I guess the smell is from the huge gaps from the door), I won’t be staying here again."