3-Star Hotels in Macau, China

The hotel is very close to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, about a 30 RMB taxi ride or just three bus stops away. The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming, and their Mandarin was excellent, making communication a breeze. Although the room wasn't huge, it was spotlessly clean and well-maintained, with good soundproofing. Breakfast is served on the third floor, offering both Chinese and Western options. You can even scan a QR code to order freshly cooked eggs and noodles delivered right to your table. The hotel's location is fantastic. Downstairs, you'll find a wide variety of eateries, including snack shops, local tea restaurants, Portuguese cuisine, and even a McDonald's. There are also several supermarkets nearby. It's just a 10-minute walk to Wynn Macau. From there, you can take a shuttle bus to Wynn Palace in Cotai, which then gives you easy access to The Venetian, The Londoner, The Parisian, and Studio City. It's incredibly convenient!

The location is incredibly convenient. It's a straightforward 15-minute walk from the Border Gate straight to the hotel. It's been so long since I stayed in a Macau hotel, and they still require a deposit? And it's 2025, yet the hotel doesn't accept electronic payments? My world just fell apart! I didn't bring my credit card, sobbing... In the end, I had no choice but to pay cash. Seriously, you really need to read the fine print when booking a room. This stay included breakfast. We arrived at the restaurant around 8:30 AM. There's one area for the buffet and another for à la carte dim sum (self-funded). The food selection is decent, and it looks presentable, but the taste is on the blander side, haha. Overall, the value for money is pretty good.

The room was quite spacious. The front desk staff were decent. The hotel requires a deposit. It's located to the left of the Galaxy Diamond Lobby. If you take the Galaxy shuttle and get off at the Diamond Lobby, it's to your right when you face the lobby, or to your left if your back is to the lobby. If you're unsure, just ask any Galaxy staff member. It's just across the sky bridge, which has an elevator.

The hotel is quite close to the Ruins of St. Paul's and Grand Lisboa, about a 30-minute walk or a 2-3 stop bus ride. It was too crowded during the day, so we walked to the Ruins of St. Paul's at night. The room, although simple, was clean and spacious.

I was very satisfied with this hotel. It's located in a residential area in the city center, making it super convenient to get to places like St. Paul's Ruins, yet it's still away from the hustle and bustle of tourists. Downstairs, there are tons of eateries, and right across the street, you'll find a Lai Lai Pharmacy and a Lai Lai Supermarket. The only downside is that the soundproofing needs improvement; I was woken up by a child next door after 10 PM. I'll definitely book here again next time.

4 Stars — Great Location and Excellent Staff We had a very pleasant stay at Hotel Sintra. The staff were consistently friendly and helpful, which made our visit feel welcoming from the start. The location is truly outstanding — we were able to walk to the Ruins of St. Paul’s, the historic Macau district, and even Fisherman’s Wharf, which is about a 30‑minute walk away. There are plenty of restaurants and shops in the area, and New Yaohan department store, with its convenient supermarket, is only a two‑minute walk from the hotel. The free shuttle buses to the Londoner, Parisian, and Venetian were also a great bonus. The only drawbacks were related to the building’s age. Our room’s sink was cracked, and some of the finishing felt dated. There are only two elevators serving 14 floors, so they can get busy during peak times. Also, there are no free shuttle buses to or from the airport or the TurboJet terminal, which would have made arrivals and departures more convenient. Overall, Hotel Sintra offers excellent value thanks to its unbeatable location and warm service. With a bit of updating, it could easily be a five‑star experience.

I booked a twin room, but later changed it to a room with an extra bed for 3 people. Room 1201 cost 230 RMB. The room was quite spacious and clean, which was better than I expected. Unfortunately, the soundproofing wasn't great. Even on the 12th floor, I could hear traffic coming and going all night. The most terrifying thing was around 2:30 AM when the toilet suddenly made a gurgling sound as if it was overflowing, and it was quite loud. There were also dripping sounds, which was really scary. I couldn't sleep a wink the whole night 🥵

The hotel stay was very comfortable and artistic. We had a great time staying here for Easter, and we even got to paint! The front desk staff, Yoyo, Erica, Ying, and Selene, were all very enthusiastic and helpful, and we could also store our luggage, which was very convenient.

Stayed at Hotel Kyoto Macau on March 25th, and it was a fantastic experience! The front desk service was incredibly warm and attentive, and they even upgraded my room for free, giving me a much more spacious and comfortable stay. The hotel's location is superb, making it easy to get around, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. The room was clean, tidy, and well soundproofed, ensuring a peaceful rest. It offers excellent value for money, and I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Macau. Highly recommended!

Hotel Sintra is absolutely my hidden gem in Macau! 📍 It's just a few minutes' walk to Lotus Square, and super convenient with a bus stop nearby. Plus, there's a university across the street, and it's surrounded by tourist attractions and restaurants. Talk about value for money! The moment I stepped into the lobby, I was instantly soothed by the aroma. The room details were perfect, the bedding was so soft and cloud-like ☁️, and the warm lighting created a fantastic ambiance for photos! 📸