Inn Hotel Macau

Room is small though modernly refurbished. Sound insulation is poor. Can always hear doors banging and pipeline noises. Relatively good value for money though.

I just stayed 1 night, nothing special, for the price that I got I honest feel fair enough.

New and spacious room. Though not near to major attraction, its quite convenient to grab a cab to taipa casino area n everywhere else. There is a nice authentic portuguese restaurant too. Pls give hotel breakfast a miss, its lousy. Better off trying local eateries just a block away from hotel.

Even with new management they still only give wifi in the lobby. They also change the password every few hours, and if many people are in the lobby it's ridiculously slow. Rooms have some smell, very outdated furnishings---lots of mildew smell, old faded 20 year TV, very few outlet plugs (England style wall socket), towels very thin and ragged and small. Location is convenient if you want to stay in Taipa. Can walk to Venitian in 15-20 min.

Even by China standards these beds were hard! It is literally like sleeping on concrete. Otherwise the hotel is ok. Most importantly: Walking distance from the charming old village.

Location was not ideal for someone looking for a touristic place but it worked for me. Furthermore, not many people know about this place as they keep confusing it for the other Best Western. I had to take 2 different taxis on the same occasion as they kept insisting that this hotel was not located in Taipa.

This hotel save money for their electric bill, hence room only serve with stand lamp and desk lamp. No ceiling light provide. Room still using traditional box TV instead of LED TV compare to others hotel. Only 2 tea bag, no coffee provide in the room. Big bath room, and clean. Taxi grab from road side, not within the hotel location. Long waiting for a taxi among the crowd, therefore must catch and rush to the taxi as fast as you can.Closed to airport, taxi fare HKD45. No shuttle bus to Venetian, City of Dream and Galaxy. Old record show there is, but now no more such service provide. Swimming pool under renovate. No swimming to enjoy. 3rd floor restaurant newly open, food is expensive and not fresh. Front desk staff still under training, lack of welcome face. Hope the hotel will provide some customer training course to the staff. Overall, not luxury but a save money hotel.

VERY GOOD HOTEL

For the record, I spend about 80 nights annually in hotels around the world. I am living in Hong Kong and I was staying only 1 night in Macau to play poker. I checked in and left my things and directly went to the casino. I came back 2 in the morning just to find out that there was no electric power in the room when I inserted the keycard in the power switch slot.. The front desk did not answer the phone thus I had to go back down to the reception to notify them. Then one of the hotel staff came back with me to the room. The problem was apparently common and known by the hotel staff . The guy folded a piece of paper and inserted it into the slot and the power came on. Then it turned out that the bedside lights did not work because the lamps were broken and/or the electric cable was detached from the wall box. The air condition did work, but not very good. The air condition made so much noise that I had problems to sleep. The cleanliness of the room was poor. It was a long time since they had vacuumed thoroughly. It appeared that they have consecrated to vacuum a spot in the middle of the room.The bed was very hard and uncomfortable. To my mind the hotel is way overpriced. The price I paid was 1000HKD less than what they charge for a 2 room suite at the hard rock hotel. I had to deposit 500HKD and I was told when checking out that they will keep the 500 for a month. My advice is to stay away from this hotel.

The bed had a box spring, not a mattress. The tub couldn't be used, the plug was damaged. The sheets and pillow cases were old, the mirror damaged and lamp shade damaged. This is a cheap hotel for gamblers who come from Mainland China, therefore it is full of noise etc...The TV was old and the volume was damaged. The TV programming was all in Cantonese.