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Wander through Cunha Bazaar, where every corner feels like a living art gallery. This isn’t just a market—it’s a vibrant mix of Portuguese charm, handmade ceramics, limited-edition jewelry, and unique scents, each with its own story. Grab a coffee, listen to a guitar melody drifting from a nearby alley, and slow down to savor Macau’s authentic heartbeat.
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Near Cunha Bazaar in Macau’s Cotai Strip, The Venetian Macao Resort & Casino is a top choice, just a 5-minute walk away. The resort features authentic Venice-inspired architecture with canals, gondolas, and luxurious rooms offering panoramic views of the city skyline. It also provides complimentary shuttle buses to major casinos and shopping malls.
Other nearby options include City of Dreams Macao and Galaxy Macau, both within walking distance and renowned for their high-end dining, entertainment, and cultural experiences. The area thrives with local Portuguese cuisine, artisan markets, and vibrant street food stalls—perfect for immersing in Macau’s unique East-West fusion culture.
Transportation is convenient: take bus lines 26, 30, or 16A to "Cotai" stop, or transfer from the Airport Express to "Grand Lapa Hotel" station, making access effortless for tourists.
Near Cunha Bazaar, don’t miss trying authentic Portuguese chicken rice and bacalhau (salted cod), staples of Macanese cuisine. Street vendors like Chan’s Egg Tarts and Apo’s Beef Tripe Soup serve fresh, traditional flavors using time-honored recipes.
Weekends feature lively artisan markets offering handmade jewelry, ceramics, and scented candles crafted by local designers—ideal for souvenirs with cultural significance.
Just a short stroll away are iconic spots like Ruins of St. Paul’s and Largo do Senado, perfect for photo ops and exploring Macau’s blend of Chinese and Portuguese heritage. Visit in the evening to enjoy illuminated streetscapes and a relaxed atmosphere, capturing the city’s unique Southern European charm.
From Macau International Airport, take the Airport Express A1 or A2 line directly to the "Grand Lapa Hotel" stop—just a 15-minute ride. From there, it's an 8-minute walk to Cunha Bazaar.
Alternatively, board Bus Line 26, which stops at "Cotai" and runs every 10–15 minutes, taking about 25 minutes with affordable fares.
For convenience, a taxi takes only 10 minutes and costs around MOP 30, offering scenic views of Cotai’s skyline and artificial lagoon along the way.
Use apps like Macao Mobile App or Google Maps to plan your route efficiently. All options ensure fast, reliable access to this vibrant hub of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.
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Staying at Holiday Inn Macau was an excellent experience. The room was spacious and I was pleasantly surprised by a complimentary upgrade to a higher category room—great value for money! All the standard amenities were provided, making everything convenient during my stay. The hairdryer was a bit outdated and not very powerful, but still functional. The hotel has that classic, well-established vibe with timeless decor—classic charm without feeling dated. What really stood out was the location: directly across from the police station, which gave me a strong sense of security. A short walk away, you're right in front of the New Galaxy, Wynn, and MGM—perfect for exploring or heading straight to the casinos. There are also great local spots nearby, like Rongji Beef Offal, McDonald's, and a cozy tea restaurant. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this hotel offers unbeatable convenience and comfort. Definitely worth recommending!
Staying at Waldo Hotel Macao was an absolute delight! The hotel is exceptionally clean and well-maintained, with a quiet, peaceful atmosphere—especially after the casino closed down, making it a perfect retreat for a good night's sleep. I booked a suite, and wow, the room was huge—spacious, comfortable, and perfect for relaxing or unpacking. The front desk staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, making check-in smooth and stress-free. While there’s a 500 HKD deposit required, they accept both credit cards and WeChat Pay, which is convenient for international travelers. Overall, this place offers excellent value and a serene stay in Macao. Highly recommend for anyone seeking a quiet, clean, and comfortable base during their visit.
Finally made it to Macau—the dream destination I’ve been looking forward to! Right away, I headed straight to my favorite spot, the Jai Alai Tea House. Everything felt so familiar and welcoming—thank goodness I booked a table in advance because it was already quite busy. The egg tarts were absolutely delicious, flaky on the outside with a rich, custard-filled center. I also ordered my go-to char siu platter, and every bite was perfect. Plus, using Alipay for payment gave me a great discount—such a smart way to save. If I ever come back to Macau, this is definitely where I’ll return to relive the experience. A true gem!
Staying at Joyful Family Inn was a great experience overall. The room was clean and well-maintained, which is always a plus in Macau’s compact urban setting. While the space is on the smaller side, it’s efficiently designed—every inch feels purposeful and comfortable. What really stood out was the location: just a short walk from the iconic Ruins of St. Paul’s and close to the Grand Lisboa Casino. I appreciated how central everything was—whether heading out for dinner, sightseeing, or nightlife, I didn’t have to travel far. It’s perfect for travelers who value convenience and practicality. Highly recommend for a hassle-free stay in Macau.
We arrived at the hotel around 11:30 AM and were just planning to store our luggage, but the front desk was so accommodating that they offered us early check-in—completely unexpected and such a nice surprise! The staff were friendly and efficient, making our arrival stress-free. From here, it’s only about a 15-minute walk to major attractions like Rua de Senado, A-Ma Temple, and The Grand Lisboa—perfect for exploring on foot. The location is unbeatable, right in the heart of the action with easy access to everything. I’ve stayed at several hotels in Macau before, but this one stands out for its convenience and value. Definitely my go-to choice for future visits to Macau!
Staying at Hotel Cinco Oceanos was an absolute delight. The hotel is incredibly close to the iconic Senado Square and just a short walk from the famous Ruins of St. Paul's. Public transportation is super convenient—bus stops are right outside, making it easy to reach key border crossings like Gongbei or Qingmao with direct routes. What really stands out is the hotel’s direct view of the Macau Inner Harbor Ferry Terminal, which makes getting around to destinations like Zhuhai or returning to Macau a breeze. The location is unbeatable for both exploring the city and traveling across borders. Clean rooms, friendly staff, and excellent value—this place truly delivers on every front.
Staying at Holiday Hotel in Macau was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—right in the heart of the city, just a short walk from iconic spots like Senado Square and the historic Ruins of St. Paul's. There are countless restaurants, shops, and cafes nearby, making daily life super convenient. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and efficient—check-in was quick, and they even offered helpful tips on getting around. The room itself was spotless, spacious, and beautifully designed, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. I was especially impressed by the excellent soundproofing—no noise from the street or neighboring rooms. Overall, the atmosphere is warm, peaceful, and welcoming. For both first-time visitors to Macau and those looking for a relaxing getaway, this hotel offers incredible value and peace of mind. Highly recommended for anyone seeking comfort, convenience, and a great stay! 🌟
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This place completely exceeded my expectations! The room was spacious and bright, with four windows offering great natural light and views. It's incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the Ruins of St. Paul’s, and surrounded by amazing dining options. I originally booked just two nights, but after checking in, I immediately wanted to extend my stay. Unfortunately, it was already fully booked! That says it all about how popular this gem is. Great location, clean rooms, friendly staff, and such a cozy atmosphere. If you're visiting Macau, don't miss out on this hidden treasure—it’s worth every penny.
The room was spotlessly clean and well-organized, with a quiet and peaceful atmosphere that made it perfect for a good night's sleep. The air conditioning worked efficiently, keeping the space cool and comfortable throughout the stay. Located just a short walk from the iconic Senado Square and Ruins of St. Paul's, the hotel offers excellent access to local attractions, dining, and shopping. There are convenience stores and restaurants right nearby, making daily needs super easy to manage. Everything about this place feels thoughtfully designed — from the location to the comfort level. It’s a fantastic choice for travelers who value both convenience and quality. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it.
Staying at Family Inn (Rua de Miguel Aires) was a great choice for me. The location is excellent—just a short walk from the area near Rua de Miguel Aires, and very close to Senado Square and the iconic Ruins of St. Paul’s. Though the old 16P bus route is no longer running, getting around via other public transport options is still super convenient. The room itself is basic but clean and well-maintained. I appreciated the affordable price point—great value for money. One nice touch: the towels are disposable and changed daily, which adds a sense of hygiene and freshness. Overall, it's a solid option if you're looking for a budget-friendly, well-located stay in Macau.
We came to Macao with my sisters and had an amazing time! The YOHO Treasure Island Hotel was such a pleasant surprise—right in the heart of the action, just steps from a bus stop that connects directly to major attractions. This place truly offers everything you could want in one spot: dining, shopping, entertainment—all under one roof. The ground floor houses the YOHO Mall, where you’ll find luxury brands like Galeries Lafayette, Pop Mart, Qiaojiangnan, Bona Cinema, Jiu Dai Noodle House, Haiyin Ha Ji, Fish One, and more. You can easily spend days exploring without ever leaving the premises. The infinity pool is absolutely stunning—especially at sunset when the golden light bathes everything in soft glow. Lying on a lounge chair while watching the sun dip behind the Macau Tower? Pure magic. Our fireworks view twin room was perfect—the huge floor-to-ceiling window offered uninterrupted views of the iconic Macau Tower. The room itself was spacious, clean, and well-appointed, with a luxurious bathtub for soaking after a long day. It’s rare to find such a seamless blend of comfort, convenience, and beauty in one place. If you’re planning a trip to Macao, this hotel is a must-stay. It genuinely elevates your vacation experience and makes every moment feel special.
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