Hotels With Gym in Macau, China

Facilities: The facilities are excellent, with a bathtub and a small fridge. Soaking in the tub after walking 20,000 steps a day was incredibly relaxing, and you could even watch TV (though the TV programs seemed to repeat; I watched the same news two days in a row). It was a sea-view room, directly facing the Macau Tower, perfect for photos. There's also an infinity pool on the 2nd floor, open at 8 AM. It's great for swimming, taking pictures, and checking in. Just remember to bring your room key card for registration. There are changing rooms and showers, and they provide slippers. The lighting in the morning is fantastic for photos. Environment: The hotel is located inside a mall. There's a slope to get in, but you can avoid it by taking another route: from MGM, there's an underpass that leads directly to the hotel lobby (L floor). If you enter from the slope side, you'll be on the G floor, and you'll need to go down one escalator to check in. The location is close to MGM and Wynn, so you can easily use MGM's shuttle bus. I never needed to use the hotel's shuttle. Service: The front desk staff was very thorough and attentive. A MOP 1000 deposit is required. I had seen on Xiaohongshu (a social media platform) that some people had deductions from their deposit, so I asked the front desk what was chargeable. The deposit refund was quite fast; I checked out at 11 AM and had already received it by the time I wrote this review. The hotel also provides a set of discount coupons. I think they'd be quite a good deal for family trips (or at least for two people), but I was traveling solo so I didn't use them. Both the G-floor exit (next to Pop Mart, where food deliveries are also picked up) and the L-floor exit have staff guiding guests and helping to call taxis. However, I didn't think it was necessary, haha. I took the elevator directly to B2, followed the signs, and asked for directions to MGM (thanks to Xiaohongshu tips) to catch MGM's shuttle bus to the airport. It cost 0 MOP, and the bus ride was about 20 minutes, with two stops at border crossings – very convenient.

Arrived at the hotel at 11 AM and the front desk staff were incredibly welcoming, helping us check in early and even upgrading us to a business room. The room wasn't huge, but the layout was very efficient, with distinct areas for the bathroom, sleeping, and a small living space. Everything was spotless and comfortable. The hotel's location is super convenient for transport. It's right next to the Sands Hotel, and just a short walk to catch a bus from Sands directly to The Venetian, The Londoner, and The Parisian. Lotus Square is right next to the hotel, and behind it is Macau Polytechnic University. If you want to visit the Ruins of St. Paul's, it's about a twenty-minute walk. Fisherman's Wharf is directly opposite the hotel, and there's a bus stop right on the side of the hotel, making getting around incredibly easy. For this price, given the location and the hotel's quality, I'd definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Macau.

The room was incredibly spacious and spotless, and the garden view room was a definite highlight! The service staff were all very polite, and the breakfast buffet offered a fantastic variety of dishes, with a great dining atmosphere to boot. It's also super photogenic! The location is really convenient, close to all the attractions, and the hotel even provides complimentary shuttle service. I'll definitely choose Shangpu Hotel again for my next trip!

The hotel boasts an excellent location with plenty of dining options nearby. The hotel itself also has a restaurant. The rooms are comfortable, featuring both a bathtub and a shower, and the air conditioning works great. The Wi-Fi signal is also very strong.

The bedding was quite comfortable, and the TV channels mainly included local Macau stations, Phoenix TV, and Taiwan's CTi Asia. The toiletries were pleasant, and the hotel itself was very clean. Right downstairs, there's a popular photo spot where you can get a great shot with the Grand Lisboa. It's about a 15-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's. When I checked out, someone helped me load my luggage into the taxi that was hailed for me. On the downside, the air conditioning was a bit noisy, likely due to the older facilities. My room also had a small door, probably connecting to the room next door. Although it was locked, the soundproofing wasn't great, and I could hear children from the other side. Considering the price, it offers pretty good value for money (the price on May 5th was half of what it was a few days prior).

Stayed at the Riviera Hotel in Macau and overall really enjoyed it. The location is great if you want to explore the old part of the city. One of the best things was the view from the room — absolutely amazing, прямо looking at the Macau Tower. Definitely a “wow” view, especially at night. Breakfasts were good and had enough variety. The hotel is also about a 15-minute walk from the metro/light rail station, and they provide a free shuttle to Border Gate, which was very convenient. A few downsides though: The nearest grocery/convenience store is about a 10–15 minute walk away, which can be annoying when you just need something quickly. Taxis around the hotel were also not always easy to find. And not all staff members speak English well, so sometimes communication was a bit difficult. Still, for the location, views, and overall atmosphere, it was a very good stay.

This is an older hotel. Although it was renovated in 2018, some rooms were still undergoing renovations during my stay, and the facilities genuinely show their age. I was given a room on the 19th floor, despite specifically requesting the 31st floor when booking. At check-in, the hotel lobby informed me that the higher floors were under renovation, which was not communicated to me at the time of booking and felt a bit inappropriate. On a positive note, the housekeeping staff's service-mindedness was excellent and deserves a special mention.

The Rocks Hotel in Macau boasts an elegant design and is conveniently located next to Fisherman's Wharf, offering expansive sea views. The rooms are comfortable and clean with modern facilities, providing excellent value for money. The service is warm and attentive, and transportation is very convenient, making it easy to reach Sands Casino and the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal. It's an ideal choice for those seeking both tranquility and convenience.

A good hotel at an affordable price with a very good location. The center of old Macau is very convenient to walk. I would like to mention the excellent cuisine, the breakfasts and dinners are good enough. The disadvantages are: the hotel is very worn out, in our room there was a slight smell from the sewage, also water leaked from the shower hose, which made the water pressure poorly regulated, the hinges of the doors in the closet creaked more than your grandmother. And of course the lack of bottled drinking water- as many people note. The service was out of a surprise, as we noticed that a child was having a birthday, and as a nice bonus, we were given two apples and an orange. I'm sure you would have received more treats in a school cafeteria. Overall, it was a decent stay if not compared to other 5stars hotels.

The room was incredibly clean and the environment was great. Being able to book a sea-view room for a few hundred yuan is definitely a good deal. However, the receptionist at the breakfast restaurant on the second floor had a terrible attitude. Today is Mother's Day, and when I tried to use a voucher for breakfast, she said it couldn't be used. Isn't that a bit harsh for married women? It's not even a national holiday; she just didn't want us to use the voucher and made up an excuse. I'm speechless. But the hotel's concierge service was absolutely amazing! Everyone was fantastic, especially Orange, who was incredibly patient and helped us with our luggage all the way to our room. Truly superb!