3-Star Hotels in Macau, China

Excellent stay with outstanding service and great location! We had a fantastic family stay at this hotel and couldn’t have been happier with our experience. The location is excellent – conveniently close to major attractions, restaurants, and public transport, making it very easy to explore the area without any hassle. What truly made our trip special was the exceptional service from Selene, Delia , Wilson at the front desk. They was warm, professional, and genuinely caring. Upon arrival, Selene surprised us with a complimentary room upgrade to a larger and more comfortable space. Knowing we were traveling as a family with multiple bookings, she also kindly arranged for all our rooms to be on the same floor – such a thoughtful touch that made everything so much more convenient and enjoyable for us. The rooms were clean, modern, and well-maintained, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming. Everything about this hotel felt just right for families. A big thank you to Selene, Delia, Wilson and the team! We highly recommend this hotel, especially for its prime location and top-notch hospitality. We’ll definitely return on our next visit.

On my second day in Macau, I wanted to experience the charm of the old Macau Peninsula, so I stayed at this Holiday Inn, part of the InterContinental brand. Overall, the experience was good, mainly due to its excellent location; the rest was just average. There was a slight issue with hygiene during my stay. When I used the restroom, I noticed some black and yellowish stains on the toilet rim – you can imagine what that was. The room size was quite small. Initially, they gave us a larger room, but we discovered it was a connecting room (a door leading to the next room?!). We requested a different room, and they moved us to one with a solid wall, which made us feel much more comfortable. However, this new room was even smaller. Once we opened our suitcases, the aisle was completely blocked. The bed was also tiny; two people sleeping in it felt very cramped. The hotel breakfast was good. Noodles and eggs were ordered via QR code, and the fish cake noodles tasted excellent. For this price point in Macau, getting a hot breakfast is already a real treat.

Facilities: You can't expect too much from a three-star hotel, it has the basics. What bothered me was the very low ceiling, which felt a bit claustrophobic. The room only provided four pillows, and when I asked for an extra one, they said they didn't have any, only blankets. Hygine: I personally don't like carpets; they feel quite dirty, but I understand the need for soundproofing between floors. Also, when my child sat on the windowsill to play, we found it sticky, meaning it hadn't been cleaned or that corner was missed. Ambiance: I chose to stay in Macau's old town this time for convenience, as I found dining less convenient when I stayed in Taipa previously. Indeed, this hotel is opposite Macau Polytechnic University, surrounded by residential buildings, making daily life very convenient. I originally wanted to explore the old town thoroughly, but my plans were disrupted because a Typhoon Signal No. 8 hit right when I checked in. Service: I was already unhappy during check-in because I saw that the real-time room rate for that day had dropped by nearly half. This proves that there's no need to book hotels at a high price when visiting Macau in the future. Because it was the National Day holiday, hotel prices in Macau had skyrocketed, even more absurd than Hong Kong, probably due to the developed entertainment industry. Taipa hotels generally cost 3-4k, and even this three-star hotel was 1.2k per night, which is insane. I can understand price fluctuations and wouldn't demand a refund for the difference. However, when I asked if a room upgrade was possible since one of the guests was celebrating a birthday during the stay, I was flat-out refused. It truly is three-star service, completely lacking in human touch. I've stayed in so many five-star hotels on the mainland, and upgrades are often proactively offered when available. Later, I pointed out that their room rate had dropped by half since I booked, and asked if an upgrade was possible then. Their response was, 'You can pay an extra 100 per night for the difference…' In the end, for the sake of a more comfortable stay with my child, I didn't argue further. I decided to pay extra and upgrade to a suite myself. Then another absurd thing happened. I booked for three nights, but they told me they only saw a two-night booking from Ctrip! However, they said it was fine and would take down my order to process it. I thought they had genuinely sorted it out, but on the morning of the third day, after going out for breakfast and returning to the hotel, my room card was demagnetized… I couldn't get in, leading to another hassle of going up and down. Speechless. Finally, for the reference of other guests, the hotel is not far from Sands, and there's a bus stop for Koi Kei Bakery downstairs where you can take a mini-bus directly to Sands. From Sands, it's very convenient to get to the bustling areas of Taipa, the ferry terminal, and even direct buses to Hong Kong.

Stayed one night in Macau. The hotel location was quite easy to find, and public transport was very convenient. The facilities were also excellent, exceeding my expectations. There's a dim sum restaurant downstairs. I'll definitely come back again!

For just over 400, a standard room here offers great value for money for accommodation in Macau. It's incredibly close to the airport, literally a one-minute walk across the road, and you can watch planes take off and land right from your window – a true 'airplane view' experience! The soundproofing on the windows is excellent, so you won't be bothered by any aircraft noise. Thanks to its airport location, it's also super convenient for public transport and catching shuttle buses to other major hotels. The daily cleaning and resupply of amenities were always prompt. All in all, it was a very satisfying stay, highly recommended.

First time in Macau, and the hotel's location is excellent. It's right next to Grand Lisboa. I took a car from Gongbei Port to Grand Lisboa, crossed the intersection, and there it was. Getting around is super convenient; it's close to Wynn and the Ruins of St. Paul's. They have doorman service, and the hotel's decor is classic, clean, and comfortable. The price was really good for this time of year. Macau is beautiful, I'd love to visit again.

This hotel has the best location, with bus stop just outside. There are many buses along this stretch of road that travel to Cotai casinos, Senado, Macau Harbour and Airport. There are also many eateries nearby that serve all kinds food, desert, bakery and convenient outlets. This is a new hotel, room was very clean and spacious with couch, lots of space for luggage. Highly recommended, right choice. I will definitely be back.

The Waldo Hotel is strategically located, close to the city center and close to the bus to Hong Kong. The hotel is quiet clean, the rooms are quite spacious, and the price is reasonable.

The lobby security was completely ineffective. They failed to intervene when disruptive guests were having a loud party, despite it clearly disturbing other guests. Not only that, but they also allowed unruly individuals to cut in front of guests who had been patiently waiting. Furthermore, I have serious suspicions about a flickering power outlet on the wall in front of the desk, facing the bed. Could a pinhole camera have been secretly installed there? It raises many questions.

I booked two nights to watch Fan Zhendong's matches, saw the semi-finals and finals, and witnessed him defend his National Games men's singles title in person – it was absolutely thrilling! Getting back to the hotel. The location is excellent, about 5 bus stops from the airport, right across the street. There are many buses nearby to the Galaxy Arena, and it's not too far to walk from Rua do Cunha either. The room was very new and clean, a good size, and had a refreshing color scheme. The facilities were complete, including a fridge and a safe. The bedding was comfortable. The shampoo and shower gel were effective and smelled nice, and they even provided body lotion. The room was meticulously cleaned, and there was a turndown service. I had breakfast twice. The variety wasn't extensive, but the dishes changed slightly. The toast, congee, coffee, and soy milk were to my liking. The freshly cooked noodles and rice vermicelli were a bit bland and the portions were too large. The front desk staff were polite and efficient, and they helped me call a taxi for check-out. Thank you! The room doors are quite heavy, so you can hear other doors closing. Other than that, it was very quiet. Overall, it's a hotel with excellent value for money.