I booked this hotel upon the recommendations and reviews here. I was not disappointed. It was easy for taxi driver to find it. (could not find the hotel transfer bus). Check in staff was friendly and efficient (perhaps because I speak Chinese), I was upgraded to Deluxe suite without even asking. I was pleasantly surprised by how nice the suite was, though a little "Small" for a suite. It was clean, tastefully decorated, nice ambience, good bathroom facilities. The bathroom has one separate standing shower, and one bath tub which can double as another standing shower, which means 2 people could use it at the same time. Free Lan internet access is a plus! Comfortable bed (suitable for Westerners as it is not hard). It is also worth mentioning that the hotel was quiet enough at night, which gave me a restful sleep, no noise in the morning either.

The only two disappointments were the free breakfast and the lack of hotel transfer bus. First thing first, I can't complain much since it is provided free. The selection was so so, the setting was in Central China style, with round tables, you may not be sitting all on your own. Smoking in restaurant is still permitted until jan 1st 2012, so the smoke annoyed me a bit. Other than that, the breakfast was adequate but nothing to brag about. The hotel transfer bus is something I have never seen any time I was outside the door of this hotel. I am sure they do have them, just not operating regularly enough. If catching a free ride to the ferry terminal means a lot to you, better off walk 2 minute to Holiday Inn to catch theirs.

To walk to the center of town takes about 20 minutes, Macau is fairly small. If only going around the peninsular side, there is little need to catch taxi. Most places can be reached on foot, or an easy bus ride. Closest hotel to it is the Holiday Inn. The legendary Lisboa hotel casino is only a 5 minute walk.

This hotel caters mainly for Chinese tourists, but I think Westerners will have no problem there, as I also see quite a few Western guests staying there too. If the price is good, give this one a try.

Nice place with decent rooms and restaurant. The location is the best advantage as it is diagonally opposite to Hotel Wynn and near to Grand Lisboa, MGM. Once can comfortably walk to the downtown and tourist spots like Senado Squate and Ruins of St Paul. Once can take free shuttle from Hotel Wynn to the venetian or the ferry terminal. I feel its is one fo the good choices for budget travellers and to be in easy reach of the downtown.

This hotel is conveniently located nearby the historical area, as well as the casinos. This was my first time to Macau, and from the hotel it was a fairly easy walk to all of the sightseeing attractions. The hotel itself is rather old, and could use a thorough upgrading. The staff were not particularly friendly, and seemed to cater more to the groups coming from mainland China than to individual western travelers like myself. One floor of the hotel is marked "spa/sauna", which I thought might include a gym facility. But it turned out to be a commercial massage business conducted right inside the hotel. The standard room was an adequate size, and the bed was comfortable. Wired internet service is free. There is a also a free shuttle bus to/from the ferry terminal.

First visit from Singapore and has not felt so welcome for a long time. The front desk staff esp.Mr.Kin will try his best to accomodate your request ie. non smoking room, big bed,change currency, etc.
Hotel is centralised to many food shops mostly chinese cuisine ave.HK$50-60/bowl. The roads are brightly lighted with Starworld Casino & Wynn just across the road.
If you are keen of watching some "happening", visit the Lisboa Hotel(next to the Grand Lisboa),2nd.floor.(0;