Macau hotels near Cotai Strip

Cons: Only complaint is lack of booze in the casino and too few bars.Accidentally booked my hotel on the China side and didnt have a visa so was hoping for some vegas style partying as i am not a gambler when i booked the room as an alternative. Other than that, the facilities were great! A bit of ultra luxury that helped me unwind in the middle of a long bacpacking trip.

Cons: most of the restaurants where closed by 20:00 and most only accept cash (not cards) make sure you takes cash with you as this seems to be a theme for Macau

Cons: Renovation was ongoing. Sheets didn’t smell so clean. Some staff couldn’t direct us to the proper direction, say, going to the buses that would take us to the ferry or didn’t know where the business center was. Food could use some more variety.

Cons: Check-in and checkout could be more organized. There seems to be never enough counters open. Even though there are several employees standing around. Although there are several places to eat (buffets, food court, restaurants) the lunch/dinner selection is rather narrow. True international cuisine or attempt to distinguish itself from any other Macau hotel/resort is missing.

Cons: Good location. Excellent breakfast

Cons: Reduce cost of room

Cons: Had to weigh and hour to check in because they couldn't find online reservation Not fun at 12:30 at night. Staff was not accommodating. Made the whole staff unpleasant

Cons: The gym was a joke. You actually have to follow a tiny hallway walk outside past the pool down a set of stairs to see a universal machine,old school bike that uses a fan (shaking my head) and tiny cheap treadmill. My personal scenic view was to several old residential apartment buildings that resemble projects. The bed wasn't just firm; it felt like a futon mattress (even though it was thick). My buddies rooms were similar. My best friend upgraded to a suite and for the extra 40 bucks a night, his room had a living room with a 1970's couch and an extra restroom. Upon checking out, the front desk made me stay an extra 10 minutes while they inspected my room for damage and if I consumed products from the bar. Needless to say that I didn't enjoy my stay. I booked this place based off of stars for quality and the photos which gave it the appeal. BTW: You're no where near walking to the new casinos on either side of the river. You'll have to take a cab.

Cons: Casino was very small and mainly had only baccarat tables. No alcohol sold in the casino. I;m not familiar with Macau casinos, but compared to casinos in the USA, that was strange.