The Sintra Hotel (Xinlihua jiudian) is conveniently located in the heart of Macau close to all business and shopping areas. It is only ten minutes from the terminal and twenty minutes from the airport.
After a major renovation in 1995, all the rooms and suites here are tastefully decorated in pastel colors and equipped with modern facilities. All rooms offer 24 hour room service.
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The New World Emperor Hotel (Xinshijie dihao jiudian)is part of Macau’s modern new city centre development. Conveniently located near the casinos, nightclubs and shopping, as well as the historical attractions of old world Macau. The Hotel is only a 10-minute walk away from the ferry terminal, and 15-minute drive from the Macau International Airport. (more…)
Located at the heart of Taipa Island, Hotel Taipa (Aomen Gelan Jiudian) is a seventeen-storeys building with classic and elegant design, is your ideal place to take a break and sink yourself to Portuguese atmosphere from your busy days. Two function rooms, named by two cities of Portugal – “Faro”&”Porto”, are perfect to hold different kinds of conference or private banquets. Restaurante Grande provides various cuisines and Bar Grande will be just as good to take a drink and rest your feet after visiting the unique sightseeing spots. Other facilities like an outdoor Swimming Pool and Fitness Equipments, Shuttle Bus running between the Hotel and the Macau Maritime Ferry Terminal and Valet Parking services are tailored made to make your journey satisfactory. (more…)
“Rio” with glamorous classic French style design, a 4-star standard brand new Hotel situated at the heart district of Macau, conveniently just 10 more minutes’ walk from the HK-Macau Ferry Terminal and 20 minutes’ drive from the Macau International Airport. Tourist sports, business centers and large shopping malls are just adjacent apart.
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The Hotel Royal (Huangdu jiudian) is located at the foot of the historic Guia Lighthouse and facing the Vasco Da Gama Park. Some of the business and tourist attractions are within walking distances. It is about 5 minutes drive to the Macau Ferry Terminal and Lisboa Casino, and about 20 minutes from the airport.
There are 380 luxurious rooms and suites in this modern 19 storey building. All rooms have individual air conditioned control, color TV, mini bar, international direct dial telephone, radio, hair dryer and oversized beds, etc. Out of room services include Chinese and Western restaurants, cafe, bar, karaoke, swimming pool, shopping arcade and sauna and massage center. (more…)
The Mandarin Oriental, Macau (Macau wenhua dongfang jiudian) is ideally located on the waterfront close to the Hong Kong/Macau ferry pier, shopping and entertainment district, and only a shot drive to the airport or the Chinese border.
Each guestroom has been thoughtfully designed to maximise guest comfort and satisfaction. Tastefully decorated with Portuguese fabrics and teak furnishings, each room has an ample dressing table and an executive work area. All of the 71 Mandarin rooms are newly renovated and refurbished with distinctive Mediterranean characteristics. Each of the 28 suites in the hotel is elegantly appointed, spacious and luxurious. All of the suites feature balconies, bars and separate guest cloakrooms. A Mandarin Lounge is exclusively dedicated to guests staying in Mandarin rooms & Suites, offering wide range of newspapers, magazines and daily refreshments.
The hotel also offers a range of charmingly decorated restaurants, including Chinese, Italian, MediterAsian and International restaurants, a bar with cigar lounge and Sidewalk Café with Cake Shop. (more…)
The Grand Waldo Hotel, opened in May 2006, is the first Grand One-stop Hotel & Entertainment Resort in Cotai Strip. With an area of over 400,000 square feet (about 40,000 square meter)?the Grand Waldo Complex consists of three blocks: the Five-Star Hotel, the Casino and the Entertainment Block. The Grand Waldo Hotel offers 342 luxurious 5-star guest rooms, most of which have 180º Harbor View, bringing fantastic view sights for our guests. And there are many choices of culinary delight, such as Chinese restaurant, Western restaurant and Japanese restaurant. (more…)
At the far end of Macau Fisherman’s Wharf stands a five-storey European building. It’s the destination to get away from city life and experience the grandeur of 18th century whilst only a flash of time needed to bring you back to the city centre. Seventy-two Victorian designed guest room interiors reflect a comfort of elegance and superb attention to details. Whether you are enjoying your precious privacy inside the luxurious bathroom, or taking a refreshing breath at the individual balcony of each room, a dazzling panoramic sea view is right in front of you capturing your spirit. (more…)
The Best Western Hotel Sun Sun (Zuijia xifang xinxin jiudian) is located in the prosperous former city-proper of Macau, being 10 minutes’ walk from the urban center to the hotel, which is the first place to have been occupied by the Portuguese before 450 years. The area is full of old-days charm and is often a source of inspiration for writers and poets and an ideal film setting for old days. It is 10km from the Macau International Airport, while 8 minutes drive to the Macau Wharf (taking the spurt-boat to Hongkong Quay) and to Gongbei Shore of China.
There are 178 guestrooms within the hotel. All are nicely decorated and equipped with DDD/IDD, TV, minibar and dataports. Non-smoking rooms are also available. (more…)
Located conveniently 5 minutes from Macau Ferry Terminal, Fisherman’s Wharf , Entertainment Centre, Shopping Centre, and 10 minutes from the Macau Airport and China Border. Hotel set in a popular business district where ample amenities and food courts are easily accessible. There are total of 483 deluxe rooms and suites to suit the needs of travelers. Guests have the opportunity to experience the charm and hospitality of its 24 hours luxury room services and entertainment services, many with panoramic vista of Fisherman’s Wharf and Friendship Bridge, which frames the islands of Taipa as well as Macau peninsula.
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