I stayed there with a couple of friends, got good rooms (with a free upgrade!), the rooms were really good, the bathroom magic.
I just could not locate the swimming pool as it was leading to a very small pool.
However, it's well located and quite easy to access to the middle of Macau and restaurants.
Yes, the public areas are COMPLETELY over-the-top with chandeliers, gold tiles etc. (not to mention the pretty girls !) but that shouldn't detract from the fact that this is a very comfortable hotel in a great location.
We stayed in the West Wing and I think we received a room upgrade when we checked in. We asked for a no-smoking room but I don't think the hotel has them. The receptionist said that the room had been given a 'smoking treatment' to remove the smells. You could tell that someone had smoked in the room at some point but it really wasn't a problem.
The furnishings in the room were really nice as was the bathroom with jet bath and shower combo!
We ordered room service one night and the food was good & reasonably priced.
One observation is that the lobby area is difficult to navigate as it is very big and the signs are confusing.
Location is ideal if you want to do some sight-seeing and are not just in Macau to visit casinos. There is also a free shuttle-bus to and from the ferry.
Stayed for 2 nights with bunch of friends. A pretty aged hotel but the incoming stream of gambling income keep this place well maintained. The whole intention staying here is to spend time in the casino, location wise is pretty strategic in the city. 10 mins walk to Margaret Caffe which serve the famous egg tarts and 5 mins further walking to Senado Square to see some Portuguese legacy. Free shuttle is available to both airport and ferry terminal, which we were departing to Hong Kong for day-trip.
I think it was great except for the service in restaurants. There are also prostitutes walking around so be aware.
I was happy that their rooms were nice and there was a pool and internet connection. Overall, I felt satisfied.
Like I said, the service at restaurant was bad but the service of hotel was good.
Lisboa hotel is an old wing while Grand Lisboa is a new wing.
Even it is old wing but it is still good.
If you are looking for a hotel where u can reach out anywhere easily by walking - to senado square just 10min, St. Paul Ruin 15min, Wynn hotel is right across the street and across the street is the main bus stop in Macau. Most of the buses will stop there.
Walking distance to all the famous restaurants and cafes.
I stayed in Royal Tower room no.1519 is a great room.
Room come with complimentary minibar, a huge room with living room and the bathroom come with spa - you can do steam bath, jacuzzi, foot massage and body massage spray. All in your own bathroom.
Branded Hermes toiletries all available to you.
Room view directly facing Grand Lisboa so you can enjoy watching the beautiful lights of Grand Lisboa.
The hotel didnt have shuttle service to pick you up from/ to airport. Also if you plan to go to Chu Hai China they have free shuttle service to the Border Immigration and Ferry Terminal.
If you plan to go to the border immigration, if the shuttle bus is not full or only few people they will drop you further down near the sport complex and you need to walk 5min across the bridge to reach the immigration.
If your shuttle bus is full they will only drop you right in front the main entrance of immigration.
All is great except for 1 setback, at evening and night time near the boutiques in the hotel you will see a lot of "girls" parading themselves in front a bunch of men who are looking for "services" and "company".
I walked past without realizing the area is the "stage" until I saw few groups of women with extreme low-cut and super short dress around me going merrygold round hoping they got pick up.
Of course those men standing and watching with their mouth wide open.
Everything else is great but I don't understand a 5 star hotel allowed such prostitution activities freely run in the hotel and I don't see other hotels freely allowing such activities in their hotel.
