We stayed here for 4 nights in early January 2013 on a business trip. Its not in the city proper, but the hotel has a shuttle bus that gets you there in 5 minutes. If you're lucky enough to have a room facing the harbor, the view can be very nice. Rooms on the back side of the hotel look... More

This is a very seedy place. My room - and several other people's rooms did not have the MATTRESS, so we had to sleep on the BOX SPRING. Yes, you got it right. It is not very subtle, as in "oh, I don't like the smell of their toiletries." It is as real as the Styrofoam statue of Bugs Bunny... More

Yes it may be a little older than the swankier hotels in Macau but one cannot deny its charm especially the view from our room of the Macau tower and the bridge.

A very relaxed hotel, with an atmosphere of faded ambition but still comfortable and clean. Rooms at the front have a great view of Taipa and the tower, rooms at the back are dark as they face the hillside. Internet access is very expensive - 150 patacas for 24 hours, but is free in the tiny 'business centre'. The swimming... More

This place is disgusting. I don't know when the other reviews were written, but this place has suffered severe water damage since. The smell of mold and mildew are permanent. You can see the mold coming through the wall paper. The staff are unfriendly and the buffet will scare you. My advice: Spend a couple more bucks, stay somewhere else,... More

Spent 2 nights (29-31 March 12) in this hotel, booked through agent in HK. The hotel standard room is big, basically it provided all our needs and the facilities are close to 5 stars hotel. The room are very clean and quite.It has a very nice night view (Macau tower & bridges). Although the location of this hotel is outside... More

We spent the night in Macau and booked this hotel (now called Riveria) via a travel company in Hong Kong. To be honest, we didn't actually spent that much time in the hotel as we were only there for 1 night, but essentially, the hotel catered for our needs. For breakfast, there was a buffet with a choice for all.... More

Hotel Ritz Macau, now renamed, Hotel Riviera Macau is in a wonderful location in a quiet, safe neighborhood. Just down the street from the Chinese consulate, so there are cameras and guards on the nearby street corners. Macau is not a big place and u can walk most places of interest easily. Rooms were clean but dated, views only from... More

We stayed at this hotel, now called the Riviera, for several nights and enjoyed our stay. Whether or not it's well-located depends on your interests. For the historic areas of Macau it's ideal, with the 20 minute walk to the town centre taking in many of the top sights on the way (or you can just go up the main... More