London Hotel

A well-operated 2 🌟 Hotel with their's cleanliness, hygiene n linen all r better than usual standard, it's will be a good choice for accommodation during at Macau👏👏👏

We liked the place even though there was not any possibility for a breakfast in the hotel, it’s located in a nice area with street art around and cozy cafes where u may experiment and try different local food. The room was not so big but very clean and comfortable. Basic amenities -all you need for a stay were avaliable. Nice interior and friendly reception. We liked our stay!

It’s centrally located room size is just ok bathroom is quite small it’s cleaned and basic Amenities provided but no fridge water bottles provided no kettle

Staff is so kind. Close to food area. Close to temple. Thankyou so much.

I do not know why it took me so long to truly discover this side of Macau. First off, this hotel is located within walking distance from Senado Square/Ruins of St Paul. It is located on a street where there are many Filipinos. There are two Filipino supermarkets and a Filipino takeaway store. It is also close to the main road where a bus stop for the route going to the airport. There are several stores nearby. You can even walk to the terminal where you can catch a ferry to Zhuhai (mainland China). I would definitely stay here again. Front desk people are warm and helpful. The room itself has two bottles of water, toiletries, water kettle, phone, safety deposit box, hangers, TV, slippers. Love it! The only thing I wish is for the toilet to have a bidet. Otherwise, it's perfect!

Quaint little very Englishly decorated hotel. Staff friendly, and helpful. Overall value for money.

Small but eficient. A bit noisy from the ac's. It's clean, with everything needed, except for breakfast.

Nice aerea. 10 minutes walking at most to St. Paul and to the center. The rooms are clean and the staff are nice.

This trip to Macau gave me a whole new impression of the city. The colorful Portuguese-style architecture and the slow rhythm of the old town made me naturally slow down as I walked. At night, the streetlights, the glowing Eiffel Tower at The Parisian, and the forever-blue “sky” inside The Venetian added a dreamy touch to the experience. The food was full of surprises too—from warm Portuguese egg tarts to fragrant pork chop buns, every bite felt like leaving a little mark on this journey. It was a short trip, but filled with relaxation, healing moments, and the unique charm of Macau. I can’t wait to come back and discover more stories from this city.