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"The room was very sparsely furnished. There was no hand soap or paper towels. The bedding was disposable and quite uncomfortable, and the slippers were the plastic kind you find in public baths. Check-in wasn't until after 2 PM, and they weren't flexible even when I wasn't feeling well. The only upside is its proximity to the Ruins of St. Paul's. I don't think it's worth the price. If you mind disposable bedding, you should definitely reconsider."

"I had a wonderful stay at Family Inn! The entire place was very clean, and the room was kept in excellent condition throughout my visit. The location is perfect—easy to get around, with convenient access to nearby attractions, shops, and restaurants. The service was especially impressive. The staff were friendly, polite, and always ready to help with anything we needed. Check-in and check-out were smooth and hassle-free, which made the whole experience even better. Amenities were simple but well-maintained, and everything in the room worked perfectly. I stayed with friends, and we all felt comfortable and welcomed."

"The location is fantastic, right next to Rua de Cinco de Outubro, with tons of eateries that give off a lively, local vibe. On weekends, there's a bustling market nearby at Kang Kung, too. It's only about an 8-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's, so if you get up early, you can catch them without the crowds. The room was really quiet, and the front desk staff were super friendly. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Macau."

"This hotel IS ACTUALLY VERY GOOD! Spotless with very strategic locations. But if you’re non smokers and allergic to cigarettes smoke, DON’T EVER THINK ABOUT staying here. It’s a small hotel and the rooms are quite small with narrow hallways. That’s not an issue but most guests are SMOKING IN THEIR ROOM and the smell is SOO STRONG. I never had a sleep for two nights straight. That’s really UNFAIR. I paid just like any other guests but I couldn’t enjoy my rights for a peaceful comfortable sleep. Not even an hour! Mind you, this is a non-smoking hotel. Signs are everywhere with fines of MOP 1500 for violations. But people are still smoking cuz the policy isn’t really enforced. It’s just formality. I really wanted to check out after one night but unfortunately the booking couldn’t be modified or refunded. So, I had no choice but to suffocate from the smell of cigarettes. However, I have to appreciate the staff hospitality especially the guy whom I reported the issue. He tried to find me a better room but unfortunately none was available. Well at least he tried and he apologized for what happened. This is really commendable. But as a hotel, it could do better by strictly enforcing the policy of non smoking. It shouldn’t be hard to identify the guests who smoke."

"This is my second time staying at this hotel. It's right next to the Lower Market and very close to the bus stop, making it convenient to get anywhere. The front desk requires a 100 deposit, and they accept RMB, HKD, or MOP. The decor is relatively new, and the cleanliness is good. I'll consider staying here again next time I'm in Macau."

"This hotel is quite good. Although the northern part of Macau where it's located is a bit run-down, it's convenient for dining, close to the Ruins of St. Paul's, and public transport to the south and the airport is excellent. I stayed in a single room, and essentials like slippers and toothbrushes were provided. The main issue was the smell from the facilities. The only elevator seemed to be under renovation when I arrived; it was covered with wooden boards and stickers. When I left, the boards were removed, revealing bare metal. During that time, the elevator had a particularly strong smell that made me think of formaldehyde. I considered taking the stairs, but although the fire escape was clear, it was symbolically roped off, which was puzzling. Both the hallway and my room also had different but very strange odors. While you do get used to it over time, the smell was unsettling. It was a strong, unpleasant, and mysterious odor, and I had no idea what it was. The room windows were locked shut and couldn't be opened, which made me wonder if they hadn't been opened since the last renovation, allowing toxic fumes to linger. My only option was to keep the bathroom fan on and try to mentally adjust. If you can overlook the smell and the psychological stress and potential health risks it caused, I think it's a great place."

"The hotel was a bit hard to find; I had to spend some time on Google Maps to locate it. Most of the nearby restaurants serve Western or Filipino food, but luckily there are two large supermarkets (New Flora City/Lai Lai) where you can shop around. The room was small, but the bathroom amenities were complete. The only downsides were the snowy TV screen and the limited channel selection. The front desk staff were very friendly, smiling and welcoming."

"Stayed at Vila Universal for a quick solo trip and honestly, it overdelivered. The room was surprisingly huge for one person, which made it feel more like a small apartment than a budget stay. They set me up in a smoking room as requested, and it was clean, well kept, and didn’t have that stale smell most smoking rooms suffer from. The shower had proper heating, consistent flow, and zero drama. Location is the real flex here. You’re basically a short walk from Senado Square, so going out for food, photos, or a late night wander is effortless. Staff was straightforward, efficient, and didn’t make check in complicated. Overall, it’s practical, comfortable, and extremely convenient for anyone who wants to stay near the historic center without paying a premium. Would stay again."

"My kid's school was on spring break, so we decided to travel during the off-peak season. I'd read reviews beforehand saying this place was clean and tidy, and although the bed was a bit small, it was enough for two people. Plus, no need for a universal adapter. It's probably a 20-25 minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's, so we opted for a taxi, which cost around 20-something (Macau Patacas/Hong Kong Dollars). We got to the Ruins of St. Paul's just after nine, and it was already packed with people. From there, it was an easy walk to the Grand Lisboa and Wynn. I booked in advance, but it ended up being 50 more expensive than booking on the day. James Lewis, the gentleman at the front desk, was very nice and provided excellent service, even getting me a free breakfast."

"Choosing to stay at Macau Oh Be Cheerful Inn was absolutely the right decision! The room was cozy and comfortable, and the access control system made us feel very secure. The location is excellent, making it convenient and quick to get to all the major attractions. What touched us most was on our last day when we were leaving, the owner was incredibly warm and helpful. Not only did they help us carry our large luggage downstairs, but they also personally called a taxi for us and saw us off into the car. This kind of personal touch is really rare in Macau, and I highly recommend it!"