3-Star hotele w: Macau, China

The biggest takeaway from my trip to Macau was getting 29 bites from an unknown insect. Macau in late August was hot and humid. I woke up around 5 AM due to an itch on my arm, and the more I scratched, the itchier it got. I bought some anti-inflammatory and anti-itch creams from the pharmacy in the morning, but they only provided temporary relief; the itching would return unbearable. Even after scratching every single bump open, it still itched. The little black specks on the white paper are small bugs I killed while having breakfast in the hotel restaurant the next day. I'm not sure if these were the bugs that bit me while I was sleeping. I reported the situation to the front desk, and they moved me to a different room the next day. I also started wearing a long-sleeved T-shirt, and I didn't get bitten again that night. It's been a week now, and it's still itchy. The hotel itself seemed to have a good environment, convenient transportation, with a bus stop and many small restaurants downstairs. However, the only thing that really bothered me was being bitten so badly by insects. I'm not sure if it was due to the hotel's hygiene or Macau's hot and humid weather.

The environment is beautiful and clean, and it's super close to the border crossing, making it very convenient for getting around. There's plenty of shopping and a great variety of delicious and affordable food nearby – truly a wonderful spot! The rooms are well-equipped, and they offer a rich and diverse breakfast. Plus, you get an 15% discount on Victoria's cookies, a Macau specialty!

The Waldo Hotel Macau boasts a convenient location, close to the Golden Lotus Square and the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, making travel easy. The rooms are spacious and offer good value for money, while the service is decent. Although the facilities are a bit dated and soundproofing isn't great, its prime location makes it a practical choice for guests prioritizing convenience.

Wilson checked us in at 'Art House,' and the overall experience exceeded our expectations. The location is a major plus, making it easy to get to the Ruins of St. Paul's, The Venetian, and Taipa Village, with a bus stop right outside. The room was clean and odor-free, the bedding was just right in terms of softness, hot water came out in 3 seconds with good pressure, and the soundproofing was better than anticipated. Luggage storage and taxi services were handled efficiently. Macanese hotels are generally small, but this one offers decent space for the price. Great value for money – I'd definitely stay here again.

Overall, it was much better than I expected. The location is right next to Grand Lisboa, making it very convenient to get to attractions by car. As soon as I entered the room, the air conditioning was on. It was generally quite clean, and there was a window sill you could sit on. I had seen many reviews saying the service was bad or that staff were discriminatory, but I didn't experience that, as I barely interacted with anyone during my stay. The deposit could be paid with Alipay. There were also outlets that didn't require a converter, though I brought one myself anyway. These are all just my personal feelings!

The room was clean, comfortable, spacious, and bright. The location is excellent, less than 100 meters from the City Hall (fountain). When I video-called my elderly family in rural Hunan from the room, they were delighted to see landmarks like the Grand Lisboa Hotel outside the window. The power outlets have been converted from European-style round holes to universal ones, so all domestic plugs work without needing an adapter (I brought one but didn't need it); the staff service was excellent, and they even allowed luggage storage after check-out. Having worked in Macau for over ten years, whenever I need accommodation on Macau Peninsula, I almost always book Hotel Kyoto. It offers the best value for money.

Stayed here couple of times before. Hotel is decent and clean. However they downgraded the breakfast quite a bit (at least for westerners). For example the only bread choice is cheap, not fresh baguette. Also there is no yoghurt or bacon whatsoever. The eggs are ok since those are freshly cooked for each order. Also they decided not to offer bottled water on the room anymore and instead you have to go with a can to the outside floor to refill It from a third party water tank. There is even a note on the machine that the hotel does not take any responsibility for the quality of the water. Very strange. That’s why I give it 7/10, used to be 9/10 for me. Next stay in Macau I probably stay somewhere else.

The room was nice. Hygiene: Good. Environment: Good. The environment is great, the room is clean, and I still really like booking this hotel. I'll stay here again next time. The environment is excellent, the room is clean, very, very good. Facilities: Good. Service: Good.

The room isn't huge but it's well-equipped. The only minor gripe is they provided very little toilet paper, so I ended up using my own. Otherwise, the hygiene was quite good. The small rooftop garden is lovely, and the night view is great for photos, especially of the lighthouse. It's actually not far from Shin-Pujing; walking down the slope makes it easy to catch the 6A bus, which is convenient for getting to Pier 38 (Sam Pal). However, the slope is quite steep, so it might not be suitable for older guests. I highly recommend the bonito and peanut congee for breakfast; it was so delicious I had it two days in a row. The pickup service was also excellent, and they helped with luggage.

The hotel environment is absolutely amazing. The lobby is adorned with various knight armors, and the front desk service was very thoughtful. Once in the room, the view outside the window was the pier, yet it was very quiet. Inside, the carpet, writing desk, and bathtub facilities were all excellent – honestly, there's nothing to complain about, except that it's a bit pricier than on the mainland. Overall, a great review!