After a few hectic days in HK we were looking forward to our 'pool-side' part of our holiday. On arrival in 28 degree heat, we found the pool closed until April for maintenance (phone ahead before you book - hotel's website misleading). We took a 2nd floor room, it was ok with balcony towards the sea; bathroom clean but with... More

I enjoyed our two night stay here. It was a 'romantic get-away' We did not have to go anywhere near the casinos, and hustle and bustle of the rest of Macau. If you are mobile and can climb stairs there's a very frequent and effective bus service on the road above the hotel. You can easily get into town using... More

This hotel with about 20 rooms is one of the rare boutique hotels in Macau and it is located far away from the city hustle and bustle on the beach. The hotel has a big pool amidst lush foliage and you can take a few steps and you are on the beach. When we visited it rained unfortunately so we... More

I need to state upfront that i liked the hotel and will definitely come here again. However, it will not suit everyone. If you are comfortable without big city service and convenience and can enjoy a more relaxed pace then you should enjoy it. We arrived by taxi during a thunderstorm and had to walk uphill from the entrance with... More

We love this hotel. It is our second stay here and it will not be our last. Firstly, we love the rooms which are decorated in Portuguese style with blue and white wall tiles and terracotta floor tiles. The beds and other furniture are mahogany. We liked the comfortable bed and lovely white linen. The bathroom was huge with a... More

The hotel is very nice. We had a pleasant stay but Internet wifi didn't seem to work very properly. Also for a 4 star hotel I would expect the room to be perfectly clean but the shower curtain had yellowish stains on the lower part. For dinner time they only offer buffet for 300 MOP.

The alarm bells started to ring when we arrived and no one greeted us - despite the fact there were 5 or 6 staff members engaged in some sort of event organising (more on that later). So we had to fumble around with bags and a baby looking for reception - no easy feat when you've just climbed up a... More

For the size of this hotel, I think it is just like a countryside inn between the hill and beach. When taking a bus to "Praia de Cheoc Van", visitors have to walk for 5-10 minutes to/from the inn. I guarantee that only healthy people can do that! I visited this inn at weekday. I may hear sound from motorcycle... More

Macau is not known for a holiday beach resort as its seen as a weekend destination for mainland Chinese to go gambling and so a lot of character gets lost in a concrete jungle of high rise hotels and the flashing lights of casinos. But take a chance on a small hotel a little way off the beaten track and... More