Inn Hotel Macau

de locatie, de grootte van de kamer, de prijs

Near BUS stop and close to Old Taipa. Room seems recently renovated and is fully digital/electronic

Didn't spend much time there, but it met all my needs.

工作人员态度很好

The hotel is a good price in comparison to others in Macau. The room was comfortable and it was in a great location, without being in the thick of it. A short walk to Taipa village, short bus ride to Cotai Strip and the old town. There's also a bus stop directly outside the hotel, which brings you to all the main places and the ferry terminal.

Location (15min walking to the Cotai casino area and right next to Taipa village).
Bedroom (very spacious and clean)
Food (breakfast and dinner - not included on the fare - were delicious)

煙雨氹仔映華燈，
盛世樓高夜色明。
客醉金臺歌舞處，
繁華不減舊時京。

走到官也街10-15分鐘不會太遠

Walkable to R do Cunha, an area with lots of local foods and shops. Close to Taipa ferry terminal, and hotel has a shuttle service to Grand Emperor casino.

Great location near Taipa Grande Natural Park and Ecological pond of Wetland. We even walk to the airport. It's very easy to find food near by, great Portuguese and Canton restaurants. Value for money.

The location is fairly central and easy to get places.

I choose to stay in this hotel because of the price & location only.
Overall price is attractive enough, but please do not choose this hotel because overall experience isn't attractive.
Room is a bit dime & small as compare with their competitors in current situations.
If you are going to pay few hundreds for a night, I have tons of selections online at that time.
Overall cleanliness have a room of improvement.

Location
In the center of Taipa, not too far away from Taipa old town and residential area where you can find hundreds of restaurants, and supermarkets too.
From the airport, take AP1 and get off from the bus stop across the street from the hotel, 10 mins.
From the city center, take 50, 50B, and get off in front of the hotel.
To Cotai, walk for 30 mins but not recommended during the summer, take bus and it's a 5mins ride.
Walk for 5 mins and take the elevator up to a small hill called Tai Tam Hill and there is a park good for jogging.

Room
Majority of the rooms are called Deluxe but ask for room on the higher floor because they are recently renovated with more lighting and bedside power outlets.
TV with limited channels and all channels are in analog mode so picture quality is not good
Water pressure is weak
Wifi is free but slow, making streaming difficult and they blocked some websites (po_nhub...)
Wifi is very fast in the restaurant on the 3rd floor

Restaurant
Only one restaurant on the 3rd floor with limited choice, tastes is ok though but with hundreds of restaurants nearby it is ok.

Laundry
Washers and dryers on the 3rd floor, free to use

Swimming pool
Also on 3rd floor, not very big, but clean and well maintained

Inn Hotel (formerly Best Western) is one of the only accommodation choices for those who want to stay near Taipa Village. This 17 storey-property is located on the east side of a small roundabout at Estrada Governador Nobre Carvalho, around 8-10 minute walk to the village sightseeing and dining area.

Note that there are important bus routes that stop just outside the hotel linking this property to convenient locations on the Macau Peninsula, Cotai Strip and all the way down to Coloane Village and Hac Sa Beach.

My reservation was made by way of booking.com during a recent midweek stay. Confirmation was received immediately following booking and payment was processed shortly afterwards. I was unable to check-in early but they have luggage storage available. Eventual check-in was quick and I was in my room within 5-6 minutes. They do require a the minimum MOP500 deposit to be made as part of your stay.

Hotel lobby is more spacious than most properties within Macau. Staff checked temperature of everyone entering the hotel. There is a small lobby bar but it was closed down due to Coronavirus prevention measures. You'll find a small outdoor pool on the third floor, it was closed for season. Lastly, they have a small laundry room next to the pool entrance with a couple of coin-operated washing machines and dryer.

My stay came with free breakfast from their properties third floor restaurant. This was a pre-set (2 Chinese and 1 Western) meal. I choose the western breakfast and found it to be rather meh - not really worth the tummy space, given the amount of quality dining you will find in the village nearby. I skipped the breakfast on the second morning in favour of simply eating proper food elsewhere.

As for my room, I reserved one of the renovated Executive Double Rooms and found it to be modern, comfortable and rather nice. Decor was simple, matched the grey walls well. Room included bed with medium soft mattress, allowed for pretty good rest, a desk with chair, sufficient space for luggage, safe, fridge, kettle, Flat screen TV embedded into the wall, working A/C, wifi and good lighting.

The bathroom was spacious, included toiletries, hair-dryer and good shower. Room service did a nice job taking care of my room and replenishing water. View from my room of the Taipa hillside and hiking area was good.

In the end, I didn't care for the breakfast but I liked my room at Inn Hotel in Taipa. The location is rather near to Taipa, making this hotel a good option for those who want a nice enough room, as close as possible to the village while avoiding the high prices of the properties along the Cotai Strip. If this is you, Inn Hotel is worth considering for your visit to Macau.