5-Star Hotels in Macau, China

🇲🇴 Christmas! Stunning high-rise views~ Feeling blissful again! No need to brave the crowds this Christmas! Had a fantastic three-day, two-night stay at the YOHO Treasure Island Hotel – even a lazy person can enjoy a luxurious experience here! We stayed in the Pure Gold (Treasure Island) Lake View Room this time. The room offered expansive views, directly facing the Macau Tower. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and the en-suite bathroom came with a bathtub and dual sinks! ✅ The hotel's infinity pool and gym are on the second floor. The pool directly faces the Macau Tower. With the sunset, any photo you take captures a stunning 'orange sea' vista. Plus, it's a heated pool all year round, so you can enjoy a swim even in winter! The gym is open from 8 AM to 10 PM, equipped with various fitness machines to meet different workout needs! ✅ YOHO Treasure Island Mall has everything: shopping, dining, and entertainment! From trendy brand boutiques to imported supermarkets, from Pop Mart blind boxes to Bona Cineplex – you can spend a whole day downstairs! Here are my recommended spots: 1️⃣ Blooom Coffee This is a popular网红 coffee shop. Their special Christmas month coffee ☕️ paired with the giant outdoor apple 🍎 filled me with a sense of peace and healing ☁️. 2️⃣ Five Guys American Fast Food Customize your fries dipping sauces and enjoy their classic beef burgers – a heaven for fast-food lovers! Made fresh!! Seriously juicy~. 3️⃣ South Beauty A must-visit if you love Sichuan cuisine! You can also try their Macau-exclusive Cantonese dim sum! 4️⃣ POP MART Macau-exclusive IP check-in spot, with a 'Molly' experience area and hidden edition figures. I even got the Star Man I wanted! 5️⃣ Bona International Cineplex The 'Starry Sky' theater is super beautiful, with a large screen and stunning sound effects. The visuals are clear and lifelike, providing an immersive experience! 🎄 The hotel had a super festive Christmas atmosphere. Christmas trees and apple decorations were everywhere, making for endless photo opportunities. There were also 'snowfall' performances in the outdoor area on: Every Saturday December 24th (Christmas Eve) December 25th (Christmas Day) December 31st (New Year's Eve Countdown) 📍: YOHO Treasure Island Hotel Plus, hotel guests get free parking! Other visitors get 3 hours free, with additional time for spending.

So incredibly satisfied! Traveling with a two-and-a-half-year-old was completely stress-free! The hotel room was spacious, and the complimentary extra bed was also large. They offered free stroller service, and the kids' play area was like a kindergarten – my child didn't want to leave! There's also a swimming pool and spa. The Ruins of St. Paul's and the Science Center are nearby. The hotel is right next to Sands, and it's convenient to get anywhere by shuttle bus, taxi, or public bus. The service was thoughtful and meticulous, and the hotel's restaurants were delicious too! I've already recommended it to my friends with kids!

This hotel is excellent! The family room's kids' bed is so spacious that even my 1.8-meter-tall son could sleep comfortably in it. Everything about this hotel meets five-star standards. The bottled water service and the staff's attitude are leagues above what you'd find in Hong Kong. The hotel's location is also superb, right on the Macau Peninsula, and there's a National Geographic photo spot directly in front of the entrance. The hotel's afternoon tea is also fantastic. The food is delicious, the ambiance is wonderful, and it's so relaxing to enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea after a tiring day of sightseeing.

Our stay at Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16 was absolutely delightful and exceeded our expectations in every way. The hotel is perfectly located in the heart of the historic district, just steps away from Senado Square, Ruins of St. Paul’s, and many cultural landmarks. It offers the perfect balance between luxury comfort and easy access to Macau’s heritage attractions. The room was spacious, beautifully designed, and extremely comfortable. The bed was plush, the bathroom was spotless with premium amenities, and the view of the Inner Harbour added a special touch to our mornings.

The room was quite spacious, and the environment was pleasant. The transportation was also quite convenient. The hotel offers a shuttle bus, and there's a bus stop and a light rail station just a few hundred meters away. We had a great time! Special shout-out to Bill for his excellent and thoughtful service ❤️

The hotel has a very festive appearance, with many rows of large red lanterns at the entrance and an impressive lobby. The room is very spacious, and it was comfortable even with three friends staying together. The breakfast buffet offers a rich variety of delicious food, and they refill items very quickly. Besides cars, there's also a shuttle bus service to and from Hong Kong via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, which is super convenient.

Old Putin didn't see any renovations this time, but it's definitely different from before. The service is still quite satisfactory; the front desk staff, both guys and girls, are very dedicated and responsible. They'll carefully explain how to do things and even help you carry all your luggage upstairs. Although the room isn't as big as before, all the facilities are quite complete. The best part is that they even provide Hermes toiletries! The hotel is right in front of the bus terminal, so you can get anywhere you want to go. It's also convenient to get to Rua do Cunha, and you can even walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's.

Location: Not centrally located on Taipa Island, but there are many free shuttle buses, and hotel guests even get priority boarding, which is very convenient. Environment: The hotel is directly across from MGM and not far from The Parisian. However, our window didn't have much of a view. The central garden of the hotel is beautiful, and children really enjoyed the maze. Service: The service was good. After staying one night, when the room was cleaned, they noticed a laptop and provided a cleaning cloth. They also helped tidy up the messy charging cables. Dining: The food court at Grand Lisboa Palace offers a wide variety of options. Rong Kee Beef Offal, that milk tea place, and the pineapple buns were all delicious.

The hotel's location is excellent, right next to the station, making travel very convenient. The hotel staff are incredibly friendly. The rooms here are spacious and very authentic, with a simple yet vintage Portuguese style, and the bed is very comfortable. The bathroom is large and has a bathtub for soaking, and the water in the tub was a beautiful, very light blue, creating a lovely and romantic atmosphere. The windows are sealed, but through the glass, you can see the sea, as well as the Grand Lisboa and MGM across the way... Nice.

I originally booked a standard sea view room, but upon arrival, I was upgraded to an executive room for an additional 300 MOP over two nights. Coming from Hong Kong by ferry, the hotel's location right next to the pier made check-in incredibly convenient; it was just a 10-minute walk. The hotel is very large, like a castle. The room I stayed in was on the 3rd floor and had a musty smell, perhaps because it hadn't been occupied for a while or due to its proximity to the sea. Everything else was quite good, but don't expect a great view from the sea view room – the water is very murky and not particularly beautiful. The hotel staff were exceptionally warm and friendly, big thumbs up for their service! Taking a taxi from the hotel to Rua do Cunha cost 110 MOP, and to the Ruins of St. Paul's cost 45 MOP. The area around the hotel is a bit desolate and not very lively at night, as it's a residential area.