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"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 🤩"

"This hotel is located in a residential area, about a 10-minute walk to St. Paul's Ruins and around 3 minutes to Rua de Cinco de Outubro. There are many bus routes nearby, making it very convenient for getting around. The hotel is surrounded by small local eateries, so you can easily have all three meals there. We had breakfast at Nam Ping Cafe on Rua de Cinco de Outubro, and it was delicious, especially the 'Sha Weng' bread. I'd definitely consider staying there again on my next trip to experience local life."

"The hotel is very strategic for taking the bus in Macau. You only need to prepare small change of 6 Mop per ride. From the hotel, you can go to the ruins of St. Paul, it's also close, it takes about 15 minutes to walk. If you want to go to the HKG Macau border, you can take bus no. 101 (from the hotel, exit n, turn right, then see the traffic lights, cross the road and see bus stop 101). If you want to go to venetian exit the hotel, turn left and take the bus."

"The hotel's location is a bit tucked away. It was my first time visiting Macau with my child, and for this price, it was very affordable, so I didn't have high expectations. Macau has a lot of small streets, and even with navigation, I got lost. The road was so narrow that I initially thought I was going the wrong way. I was a bit surprised when I finally found it after circling back. Check-in is at 3 PM, and they were quite strict about not allowing early check-in. We left our luggage and went out to explore. We checked in around 4 PM. The room size was just right, and honestly, I found nothing wrong with it. It even had windows that could open, which isn't usually the case in Hong Kong. The facilities are on the smaller side, but everything you need is there, and it's quite good. We even managed to fit a large suitcase. They charged a 100 deposit, which was returned on check-out day."

"The hotel's location is great, making it super easy to get to the Ruins of St. Paul's. The light rail station is just a few steps away, and it's only an 8-minute ride to Parisian Macao. The front desk staff were very welcoming and even lent me a charging cable. The room was clean and spacious, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a drying rack – so convenient!"

"This hotel is perfectly located in Macau's Taipa, right by Rua do Cunha. It's a fantastic spot – lively but still quiet. You can hop on a bus, get off at Rua do Cunha station, and it's just a 60-meter walk, directly opposite the street's entrance. There are tons of places to eat and drink here, plus many great photo opportunities. A big plus is that you don't need a power adapter; 220V works fine, and they even provide charging cables for both Apple and Huawei devices. The rooms are quite spacious, with a wardrobe, toiletries, and disposable slippers. There's a water dispenser outside where you can get hot water. If you're heading to places like the Venetian, you can take a pleasant walk from Dragon Bay Park (Longwan Pu Yun) – it's also a beautiful spot for photos."

"I stayed for three nights. The hosts was polite, the room was clean. The bed linen and the towels were disposable, there were shower gel and shampoo in the bathroom. No hair dryer was provided :( The location is super - it is in the old town and it takes a couple of minutes to get to the sights. If I stayed in Macau again, I would choose this hotel"

"Macau isn't large, only about 20km from north to south, but it's home to countless people. The dense old buildings on the peninsula and the opulent hotels in Cotai each offer their own unique charm. Choosing Green Valley Hotel as my base in Macau this time was quite a pleasant surprise. Macau has many hotels; the cheaper ones tend to be old and run-down, while the nicer ones are often pricey. Plus, with frequent events and competitions, it can be hard to find a room at all. Green Valley Hotel, however, perfectly balances a great experience with excellent value for money. Getting good rest when you're traveling is fundamental to enjoying your trip."

"I didn't have high expectations for hotels in Macau to begin with, especially since this one was only a little over 300 a night, and I planned to be out all day. But it turned out to be better than I expected! The room was small, but it had everything I needed, including toiletries, a kettle, and disposable slippers. You'll need an adapter for Hong Kong/Macau plugs here. The bathroom wasn't big but had a good wet/dry separation. It was very quiet at night. Right outside the hotel entrance is the Star Mouth bus stop, with buses to all the attractions and back to the border gate. The hotel service was excellent. There's a lobby area with sofas, and we were able to store our luggage at the hotel after checking out at 12 PM the next day. Downstairs, there's a small residential garden with lots of food options. It's very close to the Sir Robert Ho Tung Library, and you can easily walk to Senado Square and Grand Lisboa."

"I was really impressed by the hotel's attention to detail! The soundproofing in the room was excellent; the double-glazed windows completely blocked out outside noise, so even light sleepers can get a good night's rest. There were plenty of charging outlets by the bed, and the lighting was adjustable, making it comfortable for both working and relaxing. The breakfast offered a rich variety, with fresh fruits and freshly made pastries, and the ingredients were clearly fresh and not just an afterthought. The cleaning staff were very meticulous with their daily tidying, even cleaning the small crevices on the desk, which made my stay feel incredibly reassuring."