Inn Hotel Macau

It appears this hotel has been freshly renovated. I found my room to be very spacious, even with the huge king size bed. Even the bathroom was roomy, including a big walk-in shower. One renovation glitch, though: the drain was extremely slow to empty the shower and I always felt like it might flood over. Everything was clean, housekeeping did a good job, and the furniture was all nice and new. The location is quite conveniently located in Taipa. The Macau peninsula is more central, but I stayed there in the past, so I was happy to try a new part of the city. The hotel is just a 10 minute walk to Taipa Village, and from there it's just another few minutes to the Cotai Strip mega casino resorts (closest is the Galaxy, then after that is the Venetian, and from there the City of Dreams and others). The Cotai resorts have free shuttles to the peninsula, or there are bus stops right outside the hotel that go the Peninsula or Coloane for just a few Patacas.

We stay only for a few hours as we arrived very late and leave at 7 am. When we arrived (around 1 am) the reception guy was trying to charge us the deposit, no problem in that, only that I didn't had money in Macau currency, (and no credit card), but the guy didn't accept the RMB (China currency) I had, and kind of told us to go change the money. Then I tried to let my passport there as deposit, because I was really tired already and had to wake up really early. That's when the manager interfere and told us we could stay without a deposit for that night. Besides that, the room is fine, the bed is great, really comfortable. Just to notice that I found a paper in the room saying that the pool was closed (since Jan 2015) until further notice, so, no pool.

Room is comfortable and with good location. Staff also friendly and helpful. Very good stay experience.

would like to go again but i see in 2 month they room cost more than double,..

Convenient, there are free shuttle bus. But the room wallpaper is terrible, didnt stick well on the wall and falling down during midnight when I'm sleeping.

An excellent stay for the money they charge. The hotel is newly refurbished so everything is brand new. Conveniently located (if you know Taipa) so every major tourist attraction are very close. Only drawback - WiFi. In Macau, all the hotels (even 5 stars) are charging for WiFi - almost US$20 a day. In this hotel the WiFi was for free but it was dysfunctional. Was not able to access any link that starts with https - that includes the E-mail. Was not a big problem as I still was able to read it on my smart phone and if I needed, I could go to any bar and coffee shop with my laptop. So, overall it was great stay.

Everything was great , except that it was not close to any major casino to avail the free shuttle. Nonetheless they have a shuttle which goes only to the grand emperor palace in Macau city. The receptionist asked for a 500 hkd refundable deppsit. The bus stops are close by. They have a seperate plate of bf if ever you opt for it.

We stayed during winter and it was freezing in the hotel room due to no heating. The bed was extremely uncomfortable.

First of all, no one speaks English if one has little knowledge of what i was asking they did not want to help. I felt like i had no one to help me and felt unwanted. The windows in my room were shut and ceiled due to renovations and the air con was not working. I was stuck in a dark, cold room with no help. No airport shuttles, no view, no good reataurants around and the breakfast was terrible. If i was tk go back, i would rather apend a little bit more and stay in a decent hotel.

The location is quite good for me as i did joined marathon race, but the room is in the back side of the lift, so, feels noise. The staff service is good, they had re-arranged the other room for us.