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The Holiday Inn chain of hotels can be pretty bland, which makes this instalment surprisingly impressive. We're not talking unbridled opulence, but in a city where reasonable midrange places can …
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(US$82 per room per night)
Some people love the Royal, some hate it: it seems to depend on what room you get. But it's worth considering because the service is really quite good, the renovated rooms are very nice and the p…
Describing the Grand Emperor as kitsch is a bit like calling the Hoover Dam big. The word does no justice to this fantastical and often bizarre Chinese take on European imperial opulence.
(US$127 per room per night)
This 'island resort' complex is on the eastern side of Hác Sá Beach. Each room has a large terrace. The overall atmosphere is that of a country club, with an attached 18-hole golf course, two swi…
(US$153 per room per night)
Despite the massive, glossy new hotel-casinos springing up everywhere, if we had to pick just one high-end place to stay it would be the Mandarin for its superlative service, comfortable rooms, s…
(US$166 per room per night)
You've got to love the Lisboa. It's been an institution in Macau, and right across Asia, since it was built in the '60s. It's the kind of place where you expect to stumble across Roger Moore and …
(US$216 per room per night)
The Landmark is one of Macau's new breed of hotels, offering a luxurious experience that falls somewhere between class and Vegas (and rarely the twain shall meet). It's big, with twin towers, 451…
(US$286 per room per night)
If you want to avoid the casino-hotels on Taipa, this hotel's a decent place to stay, though it's lacking in character. It's an aircrew's favourite and has less tourist groups staying here.
(US$58 per room per night)
This centrally located three-star hotel often has a 50% discount and is a better place to stay than Metro Park. Rooms are spotless, but those facing Grand Emperor Hotel may find the big LED scree…
(US$149 per room per night)
At the time of writing only this landmark hotel was complete and ready for service in the Venetian Macau megaresort. The 32-storey tower has 3000 luxurious suites. Other amenities include a bizar…
(US$180 per room per night)
Located next to the notorious Regency Hotel (the hotel staff are terribly rude) is this recently opened 'six-star hotel', where you are supposed to feel like a king, with three servants per guest…
(US$257 per room per night)
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(US$69 per room per night)
Location. The Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16 is located on the Zuhai river in Macau, China, 500 metres from the ruins of St Paul's and one kilometre from Senado Square, in the downtown area. Guia for…
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(US$204 per room per night)
Location. <br />MGM Grand Macau is located in Macau, Macao.<br /> Hotel Features. 24-hour front desk Casino Hair salon &l…
Location. Wynn Macau overlooks Performance Lake in the city center, two kilometers from Lotus Square, A-Ma Temple and the Grand Prix Museum. Hotel Features. Wynn Macau features ultra-modern arch…
(US$230 per room per night)
The 98-room East Asia, in a quiet street five minutes' walk from Largo do Senado, is one of Macau's better budget options. The decor is mid-1980s and while the rooms aren't inspirational they are…
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In the heart of Macau's casino district, the Fortuna is a solid midrange hotel. There is a small but flashy casino downstairs, but you don't need to be a gambler to crash here - it's a safe bet a…
This lavish, 3 billion casino and hotel complex will take your breath away. Gamblers will love the grandiose statement the towering folly, shaped like a flaming torch or a lotus flower, makes. Ar…
Backpacker alert! If you want to meet your pack-lugging fellows, this welcoming little place is your best bet. Of course, as a backpacker's favourite it's far from luxurious, but the central loca…
The Sun Sun is a perfectly respectable midrange option in one of Macau's more interesting neighbourhoods by the Inner Harbour. The service is reliable and personable and the 178 rooms are comfort…
Talk about a surprise. Venture beyond the historic facade and you find a hotel that combines a decent location with some rather nice new rooms and not a prostitute to be seen! Okay, it's not five…
For years the Mandarin Oriental has staked a claim to being the best hotel in Macau. And while a swathe of reclaimed land and the vast, ugly Sands Casino have robbed it of its waterfront location…
A great choice for those wanting to escape the casino madness, this traditional Portuguese-style inn, complete with period decor and overlooking Cheoc Van Beach, has a relaxed atmosphere. It serv…
This traditional-style Portuguese inn atop Mong Há Hill, near the ruins of a 19th-century fort, is out of the way but is an excellent midrange choice with bags of character. It's run by students …
The landmark São Tiago is built into the ruins of the 17th-century Barra Fort and is one of the most romantic places to stay in Macau as well as arguably one of the most historical.
At first glance this high-rise hotel threatens to be a chintz-laden dormitory for the captive market of gamblers flocking to its large casino, but it's worth a second look. In the heart of the ca…
This elegant Victorian-stye boutique hotel is set amidst a tribal-hut African restaurant and casino, reminding you that you're in the middle of a theme park. The rooms are decent and most have a …
Reasonably priced luxury from this high-end chain, offering atmospheric views over the fishing boats of the inner harbour. The plush rooms are large with Occitane toiletries and very comfortable …
There's a lot to recommend a stay at the Wynn if your wallet can take it. A touch of Vegas transplanted to the East, the US Wynn brand does things in style with high-end restaurants, boutiques an…
Perched in a relatively isolated position (by Macau's compact standards, that is) on the side of Guia Hill, home to an old Portuguese fortress and lighthouse, the busy little Hotel Guia is a good…
The Hotel Lisboa, one of Macau's most famous landmarks, is known locally for its unrestrained outlandishly gaudy looks and its raunchy atmosphere. For many punters its casino remains the only gam…
Rooms are small and the service so-so, but this is a good-value casino-free option along the casino strip. A plus is a regular substantial discount (40% or more).
This palace of a place, in a quiet street high above Avenida da República, is as close as you'll get to staying at the legendary Bela Vista across the road. This good-value, five-star hotel has a…
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Macau is a city with two faces: the fortresses, churches and food of former colonial masters Portugal speak to a uniquely Mediterranean style on the China coast. And yet Macau is also the self-styled Las Vegas of the East. The last few years have seen once-sleepy little Macau booming.
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