3-Star Hotels in Macau

"I stayed for two consecutive nights. The room was clean and tidy with excellent natural light, and the bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring a peaceful sleep. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, and check-in was very quick. The location is convenient, making it easy to get around and find places to eat. The overall environment was quiet and not noisy, with complete facilities and great value for money. My stay was excellent, and I'll definitely choose this place again for my next trip. Highly recommended!"

"Hotel Location: The hotel is situated halfway up a hill, very close to Hotel Royal. I originally intended to book Hotel Royal, but decided on Hotel Guia instead because it offers a shuttle bus service to the border gate. It turned out to be a great location. Heading up the hill from the hotel entrance takes you to Guia Lighthouse and Guia Hill Park, perfect for active travelers. Walking down the hill, you're very close to the 'King of Gambling's' photo spot, and there's a 7-Eleven and small supermarket nearby, along with a variety of restaurants. Further down the stairs is Tap Seac Square, and it's also a short walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's. This location was incredibly convenient for my work. Hotel Facilities: The hotel has a charming, old-world feel, like something from the last century, with a rustic, aged character. The showerhead is a fixed,莲蓬-style spray, and there's a bathtub and wooden sliding doors. Overall, it's clean and tidy, with a mini-fridge to chill drinks. The room isn't huge, but it's perfectly adequate, and there's enough space by the window to fully open a large suitcase. There's a lovely little rooftop terrace with cute decor; sitting up there for a drink and a breeze in the evening would be very pleasant. Hotel Restaurant: There's a very popular restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel. It seems to attract not only hotel guests but also many outside diners. Hotel Service: All the staff I encountered were excellent and professional, never showing any negative emotions. The hotel shuttle driver was also very helpful, reminding me to use the pedestrian walkway ahead to avoid a fine. Many thanks to them. I would definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit."

"The room was quite spacious, clean, and tidy. They even offered a complimentary breakfast for one (fried noodles, mushroom and chicken congee, and pickled vegetables), which was delicious. The hotel's location is excellent, and getting around by bus is super convenient (it seems like Macau has mostly circular routes, so you can catch a bus from any stop). We also tried the restaurant next door, Yang Zhi Jin Lao, and the food was good. The hotel's weekend rates are double the weekday prices, but we had no choice since we were in town for a concert."

"I've stayed here multiple times. The hotel has a great location, very convenient for transport, and there are many restaurants nearby. The facilities are comprehensive, and the service is good. Although the hotel's facilities are a bit old, it's very clean. I recommend staying here."

"Overall, I'm very satisfied with my stay at this hotel in Macau. It offers great value for money and a fantastic location, right opposite Wynn, making it very convenient for getting around. The hotel feels a bit dated, and the facilities are a bit old, but the cleanliness is decent, and the shower pressure is excellent, which I was quite happy with. It's definitely a good value option on the Peninsula."

"Location: Directly opposite the main entrance of Macao Polytechnic University, just across the road – an excellent choice for students coming for exams on Saturdays! There are also many attractions nearby. The Lotus Square is right next door, and Sands Macao and Fisherman's Wharf are a 5-minute walk away. Walking along the main road in front of the university, you can reach Grand Lisboa in 15 minutes. A half-hour walk up a hill path (with some elevators) will take you to the Ruins of St. Paul's. From here, you can easily visit the attractions in the old town of Macau Peninsula in half a day. Facilities: Very new. Although the room isn't huge, it's comfortable enough, and it's very quiet at night. Perhaps it's because it's near the university and many students come for exams, but the guests generally seem to be of high caliber. Cleanliness: Very clean and tidy. Environment: There are various small and large restaurants nearby to suit different preferences. There are also small breakfast spots, which are a big plus for those who don't have high demands or can't dine at the hotel due to exams. Service: The service attitude is excellent! They are very experienced in accommodating students who come for exams. Not requiring a deposit is a great policy; after all, everyone checks in based on trust. Compared to some other hotels in Macau that still require deposits, this approach is much more humane!"