Hotels near Guia Hill Cable Car

We had a wonderful stay at Treasure Hotel! The location is perfect, making it incredibly easy to get around Macau and access nearby attractions. Our room was clean, comfortable, and provided everything we needed for a relaxing trip. What really made our stay special was the staff—they were extremely helpful, friendly, and always ready to assist with a smile. It offers excellent value for money. Highly recommended for travelers looking for comfort and convenience in Macau!

Transportation: Close to the light rail station, but there is no shuttle bus from the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge port, making it a bit inconvenient. Lobby: Small and lacks grandeur, but acceptable. Room: Great; even the smallest room has 2 levels, but having to use stairs is not very friendly for elderly guests. Amenities: Only a pool and gym. The pool also requires stairs, is 1.1 meters deep, on the smaller side, which is fine if there are few people; the gym has a Pilates reformer, which is rare and great. Facilities & Surroundings: No shopping mall, no casino, nothing much to do. There is a PARKnSHOP nearby. Many nearby restaurants might have been closed due to public holidays; the hotel's own restaurant prices are quite reasonable. Wanted to have dim sum there, but it was fully booked, sad.

The room was a bit old, but the facilities were complete, and the staff were very friendly and helpful, allowing for a late checkout. The hotel is very large, and the signage was insufficient; we had to navigate many turns to reach the Eiffel Tower entrance. The Water Park and Qube were a lot of fun, with plenty of staff who were very willing to help, and the children had a blast.

Hotel location: Great. Transportation convenience: Great. Service: 100 points. Cleanliness: Very clean, full marks. Breakfast: Average, not enough pictures shown on the page to share much about the breakfast, but it's enough to fill you up. However, next time I will eat other special food outside, such as Cha Chaan Teng, toast, etc.

Very good. Convenient location, opposite Sands, to the right is the Golden Lotus Square, and close to the Macau Grand Prix Museum. Special praise to the fourth-floor restaurant, Golden Dragon Restaurant; the dim sum was delicious, and the staff's attitude was excellent.

It was our best decision to book a hotel room in Macau Hotel S! This hotel is highly recommended. The place is very clean, smells good, spacious, with new and high tech amenities, and the location is very near the Senado Square and Ruins of St. Paul. The neighborhood has a lot of stores and restaurants nearby. The view from the window is the nice park and a nice sea view. At night, we can see the city lights. cleanliness:10/10 transport access:10/10 hotel location:10/10

Great hotel! The room was spacious, comfortable, and very clean. The bed was huge and soft, and I had a really good night’s sleep. The bathroom was also beautiful and even had a bathtub. The price was also quite reasonable, especially compared to other hotels nearby. There’s even a LINE FRIENDS-themed restaurant, and the lobby has lots of cute LINE FRIENDS designs too. The service was excellent across the board — from the front desk and lobby staff to housekeeping. Everyone was incredibly friendly and helpful. If I had to mention one downside, it would probably be that the air conditioning wasn’t quite cold enough during summer 😂

Harbourview Macau is one of the best places to stay in Macau! The hotel is beautiful, with elegant rooms that are spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The staff were warm, professional, and always willing to help. The location is convenient, making it easy to visit major attractions while still enjoying a peaceful atmosphere. The facilities were excellent, and everything exceeded my expectations. I had a wonderful stay and would definitely come back. Highly recommended!

Our two-day, one-night Anson Lo concert trip started with check-in at 3 PM, but we arrived at 1 PM. We were able to drop off our luggage first, then headed to the Grand Resort Deck at Galaxy Macau to play until 5 PM before returning to get our room. Just the wave pool and lazy river alone kept us entertained for most of the afternoon, so the timing was perfect. Once we got back, we could shower, change, and then head out to the concert at The Londoner. We grabbed a quick bite at The Londoner before the show. We saved room for later, and after the concert, we returned to Broadway Food Street, where some shops were still open. We went to Cheong Chau Lam Kei for their famous crab congee, stir-fried goose intestines (absolutely delicious!), and added steamed loofah with garlic, plus two ice-cold beers (the bottles were actually frosty on the outside). Then, we went straight back to our room, feeling incredibly happy. We didn't book breakfast for the next morning because we knew there were plenty of food options at the food street downstairs. The best part was that the famous Cheok Sin Kei was also there. At their other branches, you usually have to wait in line for a long time to eat, but perhaps because it was raining, we didn't have to wait long and got to enjoy it fresh. The Portuguese egg tart had a crispy crust, a soft interior, and a fragrant egg flavor. We also had chocolate waffles, and the two of us were already full from breakfast. After checking out, we went for another round at the Grand Resort Deck. After playing, we had dinner at Galaxy Macau before heading back to Hong Kong. The whole trip was incredibly chill.