We arrived after midnight for a 13 hour layover in Macau. Our requirements were simple - beds for the night and it had to be close to the airport. The hotel met these requirements. Just walk across the street from baggage claim and you're there. The lobby is immaculate but the rooms definitely could use updating. The beds, as other reviewers have said, were rock hard. Carpets were stained from cigarette burns and now I can see why most hotels in Asia provide slippers. The hardest beds I've ever slept on. I can't say anything about the free breakfast because we were too tired to partake.
The porter service is terrible, they are suppose to offer to carry luggage but this certain man did not do so when we wanted to store our luggage. The breakfast that was said to be included in the hotel reservation, was terrible. The food look and taste dull, very little variety to choose.
Within a short walk of Colonial Macau Historic, Golden Crown China Hotel is within a mile (2 km) of Venetian Macao Casino. This 300-room, 3.5-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and express check-out. It's connected to the convention center in central Taipa and also close to City of Dreams and Macau Fisherman's Wharf.
Buffet breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 7 AM to 10 AM. This hotel has a restaurant that's perfect for a leisurely bite to eat.
Guests can enjoy free WiFi and TVs. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and slippers. Other standard amenities include coffee makers and desks.
Golden Crown China Hotel features free WiFi in public areas, conference space, and express check-out. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with securing valuables and dry cleaning/laundry. This smoke-free hotel also has a banquet hall.
We arrived after midnight for a 13 hour layover in Macau. Our requirements were simple - beds for the night and it had to be close to the airport. The hotel met these requirements. Just walk across the street from baggage claim and you're there. The lobby is immaculate but the rooms definitely could use updating. The beds, as other reviewers have said, were rock hard. Carpets were stained from cigarette burns and now I can see why most hotels in Asia provide slippers. The hardest beds I've ever slept on. I can't say anything about the free breakfast because we were too tired to partake.
The porter service is terrible, they are suppose to offer to carry luggage but this certain man did not do so when we wanted to store our luggage. The breakfast that was said to be included in the hotel reservation, was terrible. The food look and taste dull, very little variety to choose.
