Hotels near Macau International Airport - MFM, Macau

Macau is a vibrant city rich in culture, good food. The Hotel shuttle bus service is good for tourist to get around. I may consider visiting during cooling seasons like in March or September to November.

I visit there quite often for friends and dining. I love to stay in Cotai area hotels and they are convenient to transport to city or elsewhere. The night scenery are fantastic to view while Studio City, Londoners, Parisian and Venetian as well as Wynn Palace.

Macau is (to most people) an overlooked city in the world. It is a totally unique place with both a European and Chinese feel. It is a city of high contrast and so easy to get around by foot. There is something to see and experience around every corner. It has a compelling charm that few cities have anymore. And its very best casino resorts put Las Vegas to shame.

If you want to gamble, and you can afford the table minimums in that town, go. If you're in Hong Kong for 5 nights, take the ferry over. The Portuguese influence is fascination -- but it's a small place. One or maybe two nights is all you need.

I have not been to Macao for some time. I would say that there are too many visitors from China in the centre of Macao i.e. like in other countries e.g. Barcelona, Paris etc. Therefore, it is better to go to a place like the Pousada de Coloane if you want to escape the crowds and have a quiet, restful holiday. There is also another very nice restaurant along the beach just a short walk from the Pousada and the food is quite good there.

you have the opportunity to experience three different types of environment. The Mainland part, which feels run down and was rather overcrowded with Mainland tourists. This is where you will find most of the historical aspects of Macao. Taipa which feels better in the sense that it feels more modern and is the place to live if you are doing better in life Coloane is the best place to escape the crowds and has a more village-type feel.