Sands Hotels in Macau

I recently stayed at the Parisian Hotel and found the room to be very comfortable. The view outside was bright and uplifting, adding to the overall experience. The room size was just right, offering ample space to relax. However, one downside was that the mattress was a bit too firm for my liking. The breakfast buffet was delicious and offered an impressive variety, available until 1 PM. It featured sushi and lobster claws, making it a truly lavish spread. Overall, I would rate the breakfast a perfect 10 for its richness. Additionally, the swimming pool was open and very pleasant to use. Guests can also enjoy free access to Aquaworld, which was a fantastic bonus. Despite the mattress issue, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would highly recommend this hotel!

Great stay at the Venetian. We stayed at the south suites where the elevator was very near the foodcourt when we had some meals at. However, our rooms were quite a distance from the elevator. The rooms are huge as is the toilet. If the toilet had a bidet spray it would be better. My parents love that there was two TVs in the room. Two sinks in the toilets were very convenient too. We took a taxi to the airport which was less than MOP80 and very near. (Would have taken the free bus but our flight timing did not match). Would stay again if we go Macau

This is the most fantastic trip we’ve ever had before. We’ve got the customised service, the high quality of hotel facilities with a high quality and the delicious food etc. Colin connected me and gave me the useful tips before and within the entire trip. and he prepared the surprise for kids as well. While Robin helped plan every detail about viewsights, famous local snacks and the efficient way with transportation. All these are pretty impressive, and I’ll choose Londoner again!

The hotel room and service were very good. The staff was very friendly and always supporting on our needs. The gym and swimming pool was also very nice.  The only thing we were missing is western style breakfast options.

Environment: In Taipa, close to Macau Airport and Hengqin Port. It is separated from the Parisian and Venetian hotels by a road. There is a sky corridor on the second floor of the Londoner, and you can go to the Parisian to buy things. The Royal Garden is in the same building complex as the Londoner Hotel, and the duty-free shop here is smaller than that of the Parisian. The machines in the ****** can directly use Hong Kong dollars, otherwise you have to exchange them at the counter. Facilities: The room is fully equipped with smart toilets and full-body massage chairs. There is a massage room, and you can have someone massage you for an additional fee. All facilities are well maintained and clean, the rooms are spacious and bright, and there is no peculiar smell. The Knight Suite we booked has one king bed, one twin bed, and three bathrooms. All drinks in the water bar are free, and there are three large drawers of snacks, welcome snacks, and free refills. Service: Yuyuan's service is very considerate. The housekeeper will contact you in advance and provide free pick-up and drop-off. Butler Xiao Xu and concierge came to London to pick us up, checked all our luggage, and took us directly to the Royal Garden. We went directly to the guest room, and the housekeeper came to the guest room to help us check in, which was very convenient. The housekeeper will ask about the itinerary and arrange a vehicle to take us to the attractions. The old man didn't bring a thermos cup, so he gave us two thermos cups as gifts. The housekeeper is on call 24 hours a day. When I returned to the room at night, the housekeeper also put away the bath water, which was super worry-free. Catering: Breakfast is on the 36th floor, there are no people there. Afternoon tea is in the Chinese Garden on the 3rd floor of The Londoner. There is a buffet for breakfast. You have to order lobster, abalone, shrimp dumplings, and water crab porridge with the service staff. The ingredients are very fresh and taste good. Great experience. The water crab porridge at Londoner Hua Ting was a bit salty for us. I just happened to check in here and they were given fruit snacks. The housekeeper saw that the children liked to eat and immediately replenished everything they had finished. The whole family doesn't drink, so I didn't go to the cocktail party in the evening. We stayed in the Knight Suite, which cost 3W a night. Includes breakfast, afternoon tea and cocktails. There is also a pick-up and drop-off service. Very satisfied with all aspects of software and hardware. For the first time, I didn’t hear any dissatisfaction from the old man. Among the hotels I have stayed in in Macau this time, my overall ranking is The Londoner Royal Garden - The Londoner - Old Lisboa - Wynn Palace - New Lisboa.