Hotel Presidente Macau

Stayed here for one night on a whirlwind business trip. The hotel is reallyrun down, furniture in the room are all overdue to be replaced. The bathroom in my room smelled really bad. The walls are also really thin so you can literally hear the people living above and next to you. Location wise it is nearby adjacent casinos Wynn, Starworld, MGM, surrounded by a number of pawn shops. Not much to do nearby unless you're here just here for the casinos

Hotels in Macau are much more expensive than in Mainland China in terms of what you get for the money. Presidente was reasonably priced but it really needs to have a facelift. I arrived at 1.00 pm but was not able to check in until 2.00 even though I explained that I did not need to go to the room immediately. At two, a queue started to build up as many others were in the same position. The bedroom was rather dingy but the bed was comfortable. There was a very old television but the wifi was fine. I was in Macau to sightsee rather than gamble and the hotel is in a good spot to start exploring on foot.

The hookers are all over the place. The bathroom is not clean. The noise from the corridor csn get into the room.

this is the 7th time we are staying in the hotel. location is good.

Centrally located, opposite Wynn and Starwold hotels. Accessible to many landmarks

I've booked and paid for 3 nights but finally stayed only 1 night. Bed is extra hard. Breakfast is the worst i have ever experience in a hotel. Only a coffee with two pieces of bread. Working ladies in the lobby if you see what kind of lady i mean Employee not kind at all since they doesn't care any customer. Save your money and don't select that hotel

I have booked three nights and stay only one even if I paied for three nights. Breakfast is the worst I have ever experienced in a hotel. Only a coffee with a piece of bread. Bed really too hard. Old fashion TV. Prostitute working in the lobby. Overall not recommended

It was too expensive for this kind of consition

The hotel was much better than we expected. It is at walking distance to Wynn, Star Hotel, MGM and Lisboa. Even the historical area is at a descent walking distance. Though the hotel has a pick up & drop offcoach every hour, we jumped on the Wynn pick up coach to reach the hotel. We had requested for an early room as we arrived in the morning, but we had to wait till 2.00 pm. We left our luggage at the lobby and went out for a stroll nearby. The free breakfast is simple but ample. It is served as per order, consisting of croissant/bread, egg, sausage/ham, tea/coffee & juice. The lobby is full of hookers after sun set, but they mind their own business. Best thing about the hotel is its location, there are hundreds of toursist at the nearby casino even at 2 in the morning, making it a lively place. Moreover, we were able to see the Wynn water show from our hotel room. There are many eating joints around, mostly chinese. Being centrally located, we did most of our sight seeing on foot.

Our room has a Queen-size bed, old school CRT TV, small fridge, water kettle, hair-dryer and all other basic amenities that you need in a hotel room. I like the shower because it has constant hot water and the mirror has anti-fog function. Just that the first time we enter our room we feel that the room is a little dim and we can't find additional lights to brighten it up. Since the power plug is the same in Malaysia, you can charge your phone and camera with ease. There are plenty of power plug around the room. You can use the free wifi inside the room too. Wifi signal is not strong but good enough for surfing. There are two available choices to have your breakfast in President Hotel (Macau). You can choose either to have Western Breakfast set at the lobby or go to 4th floor for lousy buffet breakfast. All I can say is you can just book this place to stay overnight excluding breakfast. You can just go to the Cafe e Nata Margaret's Egg Tart Shop nearby for breakfast with good egg tart and milk tea. I still remember the boss was very polite to all customer. Read more with a video review of the room: http://www.tianchad.com/2014/08/review-hotel-presidente-macau-timelapse.html