This hotel is very new and with good facilities. It offers free shuttle buses to every direction in Macau (Central Macau, Jocky Club/Taipai downtown, Chinese border and both piers) - probably with the most extensive shuttle routes among the hotels due to its remote location (facing a huge construction site/Galaxy Resort) but there is no need to walk by taking... more

Plus – Very good staff and nice breakfast. Excellent room: facing the Venetian. Very Nice Swimming Pool In house exchange & small utility shops Stakes in the in-house casino are really low – so for learners it’s good. Minus- It’s away from the main bunch of casinos where action happens. Casino is very slow and lacks the feel of a... more

uncrowded casino, bright coffee shop, good food, great restaurants, and clean rooms, the best health spa in macau. on the other side is distances from city center, monotonous menu, lacking english speaking employees, and children play area. but overall a good place to stay if you want to be away from the big crowded hotels around. don't forget to have... more

My husband's office helped us booked this package over the weekend because both of us were busy travelling. The package comprises of 2 return TurboJet tickets and a superior room, and it costs HK$1,452.00. That's fairly good value. We'd not be posting any photos as the photos posted are very good representative of the rooms and "ocean view" from our... more

Never having been a picky hotel guest, I was surprised to learn that 5 star in Macau means 3-4 star North American standard. I can't understand why hotels choose to put light colored carpet in their rooms when it's well known that everything shows. Granted we stayed in a superior room which is considered the least expensive of them all,... more

stayed at this hotel along with office colleagues for an offsite. so this was a base from which we explored Macau. Only issue is its far from other places and the town. rooms were big, clean and spacious and they offered breakfast and evening tea as well. it feels little like a casino hotel, but then its much much more... more

Picked this hotel based on other reviews on this site, and we weren't disappointed. Here's the main points about the Grand Waldo... 1) A lot of complaints centre around "The staff didn't speak English!". Discount such reviews for the nonsense they are. Of course the staff are going to speak Chinese... you're VISITING CHINA - D'UR!!!!!! People who whinge about... more

Stayed for 4 nights at the grand waldo hotel. like many have already mentioned, this hotel is sort of situated next to nowhere. But it's one of the closest hotel to the Venetian Macau. If you are planning to spend a lot of time in the Venetian but do not want to pay for the "Venetian rates", this would be... more

Came with my family (20+ group), stayed for 1 night and I don't speak the language. When we got there, it took forever to get our rooms (the head of our group spoke Chinese). While we sat in the lobby, the security guard told us the way we were sitting was incorrect. We're all adults (30-60 yrs) and it's a... more