Hehe many options there depending on budget only and package..Venetian, Galaxy, Banyan, Okura, Four Seasons, Conrad, Holiday Inn, Hard Rock, Sheraton, Grand Hyatt, Crown

those are all expensive except Holiday Inn.

Holiday Inn at Cotai are best , high review , opposite Venetian. cheaper price

depends la..sometime they will bundle with package..but in general yes, holiday inn, galaxy and hard rock are at the lowest bracket

japan sifu always go Macau?

Because Las vegas is too far

I've stayed in Hard rock, sheraton, venitian, holiday inn and grand hyatt,,, believe me Grand Hyatt is the best

This post has been edited by pspfan: Nov 20 2013, 08:03 PM

Grand Hyatt price also the Best.

I prefer Holiday Inn, just walk cross to Venetia Casino. Then walk back. I stay at Casino hour more than Hotel.

I haven't got the chance to stay at Grand Hyatt yet but I have tried Venetian, Conrad and Sheraton. Conrad tops the list. According to my friend, Four Seasons is even better. Looking at Grand Hyatt price range, i think it will be among the top too at cotai strip.

Any free hotel shuttle bus to Macau Giant Panda Pavilion ?

At this moment, no. Only taxi or normal bus. My suggestion is to take the bus to the main Lord Stow's bakery at Coloane, and on the return trip, drop by at the Panda Pavi.

Just came back from Macau last nite. Can find plenty of eating places selling food quite cheap but not near the casinos/hotels, e.g. there a a Chinese supermarket chain stores which sell local stuff but this chain also sells chap fan - 2 meat plus 1 vegi with soup cost just MOP23 and the portion is really big that the 5 of us just need to pack 3 packets and share among ourselves.. U can find places with benches and tables to eat your meal, means ave cost per pax only about MOP14 or only about RM5.60. We can aslo find a MeDonald which sells chichen/double beef burger for just MOP9... if U buy the same item in the hotels/casinos cost like MPM29.
There are also plenty of small family food shops...with just table/chairs for 5-6 customers around the ruins of Senado square selling noodles/rice meal for around MOP22.
From the comments here with gives an over-price estimate of meal cost...I think can't even spend 1/2 of my MOP/HK money.... as I thought food was like 3X more expensive vs here in KL...but some..like McD even cheaper vs KL.

You found a good place But their McD is cheaper?

I go so many country in world....Malaysia McD are cheapest due to 12pm-3pm // 6pm-9pm sales.

LoL yeah man, thats why i am surprised. I was like, thank god i am living in malaysia lol

MOP9 for a chicken/double beef or pork burger or about RM3.65 .. which I think is cheaper vs Malaysia, right ?

Found a chap fan stall along the historical site selling 3 meat plus 1 veg plus soup...can ta pau...they put the soup in a separate container...for MOP19.... or RM7.70. Quite cheap right ?

Pork chop bun selling for RM30 for 2, Lord Stew's egg tarts MOP7.

Oh i think i know which shop hat you said can tapau one...went there one time

Pork chop bun is too dry..

Lord stow's egg tart is marvelous!! this one i don't mind paying lol

Anyone travelling to Macau next month for Pre-CNY jalan jalan??

What will be the weather like ya?

15 celcius +/-?

any latest updates on macau?
going in march

Went thr and HK on CNY as expected not much eatery was open, or none at all nearby the Sao Paulo ruin. But will be back during none chinese holidays. Hate the feeling of pushing around by PRC

Hi all,

im going to Macau for 4d3n in mid of June this year. Will be fully in Macau only and not planning for day trip to HK this round due to large no of ppl involve, including 2 elderly and 3 kids.

Would appreciate any feedback on my initial itinerary.

day 1.
4pm - arrival Macau
5-6pm - check in hotel (Royal hotel) and settle down
7pm - dinner at Cheung Kei Noodle House
after dinner, go for Macau night scenery at Wynn Macau for lake performance,etc.

Question - is above places are walking distance or need to take taxi? is taxi easily accessible?

day 2.
930am - breakfast at Margaret's Cafe
1030am - visits Senado Square, Ruins of St Paul, Mount Fort, Macau Museum, St. Dominic Church (all nearby attractions)

noon - take taxi to Taipa Village - Rua do Cunha
lunch at Seng Cheong for water crab porridge
tea break at Mok Yi Kei for gelatin dessert cake

Q - pork chop bun - Tai Lei Loi Kei receives bad comments recently. is it worth to try? if not, any other nice pork chop buns in Macau?

Night - Venetian
Dinner - any suggestion??


Day 3
930am - breakfast at Casa de Cha Long Wa for dim sum breakfast
take taxi to visits A-Ma Temple
then take taxi to Coloane Village - visit St. francis church, etc
to eat: Lord Stow's portuguese tart.
lunch? - any recommended lunch here? portuguese food?

to visit - Hac Sa Beach, Rua de Hac Sá Long Chao Kok, famous cheoc van beach?

Night - dinner?
- to visit Venetian again.

Day 4
930am - breakfast at Leitaria 1 Son
visit - Guia Fortress, Wine & Grand Prix Museum
lunch at Cheung Kei Noodle House
Departure to airport

Please suggest any other nice food in Macau for dinner especially. My day 3 seems like nothing to do. LOL. Any recommendations? Thank you!!

you can try going to grand lisboa, galaxy, COD, cotai central too.

what kind of food are you looking for?

for the lord stow's cafe at coloane, go to the garden cafe instead of the other one..there is a small panda pavilion along the way to coloane too

btw, margaret is closed on wednesday

This post has been edited by Human Nature: Mar 24 2014, 12:42 PM