Emperor Hotel Macau: 1.0 km to Ruins of Saint Paul's

Name: Emperor Hotel
Address: No.51 Rua de Xangai Macau City, Macau, 中国

Emperor Hotel Macau: 1.0 km to Ruins of Saint Paul's

At a glance: 3-star · Since 1991 · Renovated 2019 · 390 rooms

Near: Monte Fort · 11 min walk

The Emperor Hotel sits a 10-minute walk from the ferry terminal and a 15-minute drive from Macau International Airport. Monte Fort, Macau Fisherman's Wharf, Senado Square, and the Macao Museum are each an 11-minute walk away, while the Ruins of Saint Paul's are 13 minutes on foot.

Dining options include the Emperor Court, where Cantonese and Western dishes are served, and the Coffee Shop, which focuses on Portuguese and International cuisine. The VIP lounge offers a quiet spot to read or use the Internet.

The hotel provides a 380 square meter (454 sq yd) function room that can accommodate up to 300 people. Several meeting rooms come with audio-visual equipment, and the business center handles secretarial work, typing, translation, photocopying, facsimile, telex, and courier pick-up.

For relaxation, guests can book a massage or visit the steamy sauna. A ticket office, gift shop, and parking are also available.

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Front desk24 hr
Voltage220V
Chinese (Mandarin)
7 Eleven
Macau International Airport (MFM) - Macau SAR, China
ATM

Deposit: Deposit required. A fixed amount of HK$300.00 is charged. This property accepts cash and credit cards. The deposit will be returned to the original account of payment on the day of check-out.
Check-in requirements: The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old.
Children: The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old.

Amenities

Property amenities

Room service
Cafe
Restaurant
Sauna
Children's bathrobes
Children's toys
Non-smoking floor
Smoking area
Wi-Fi in public areas
Elevator
Shopping mall
Luggage storage

Room types

Double rooms
Twin rooms
Family rooms
Suites
Business rooms

Guest reviews

3.6Good(431)

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Reviews from

Trip.com Member

4.2/5

Trip.com· 6 months ago

I booked a twin room with breakfast.Pros:1. Check in was quick and easy, had to pay $300 deposit, 2. The room was big and spacious,3. Shower room was nice and modern,4. Beds were large single so could fit my wife, child and myself pretty comfortably,4. AC was good.Cons:1. Sound insulation between the shower room and bedroom is essentially non existence, especially when someone flushes2. Water leaking from shower to bedroom 3. Check out was pretty slow, maybe due to a large crowd checking out at a time as they had to specifically check each room for beverage consumption.

Emmanuel Alpha Sicam

5/5

Google· 5 months ago

I did not stay at Emperor Hotel, but it was still a nice experience visiting and seeing the casino and other attractions inside. While exploring the area in Macau, I was able to appreciate the lively atmosphere and the elegant design of the hotel’s public spaces. The casino area stood out because of its bright lights, energetic environment, and modern interior, which created an exciting and vibrant mood for visitors. Even as a non-guest, I enjoyed walking around and observing how the place is set up for entertainment, relaxation, and leisure. There were also other attractions nearby, including restaurants, shops, and entertainment facilities that made the visit more enjoyable and convenient. The overall ambiance reflected Macau’s reputation as a world-class destination for leisure and gaming, where hotels often offer more than just accommodation. I liked how accessible the area was, allowing tourists like me to experience part of the hotel’s offerings without necessarily staying overnight. The visit gave me a glimpse of Macau’s hospitality industry and its lively tourism scene. Overall, it was a pleasant and interesting experience that added variety and excitement to my trip, even without booking a stay at the hotel itself.

Violette P

1/5

Google· a month ago

UNSAFE !!! My macbook was stolen in the hotel room while i was out during the day !!! There has been no sign of intrusion so it’s most possibly someone from the staff, meanwhile the managers showed absolute my no care and made very little effort to investigate. They refused to show me CCTV and were of no help. The theft has been reported to the police and they still don’t seem to care. So absolutely immature and unprofessional.

Trip.com Member

4.5/5

Trip.com· 6 months ago

Check in having difficulties, trip.com did not send to Hotel my confirmation, which takes up longer time for check in. The worst part is the Hotel said they can not found my bookings. I show the Hotel my Hotel Voucher and Receipt issued by Trip.com, which consider NOT useful. My bookings was confirmed 4 hrs before check in, why is there a delay. This is an issue which I consider needs improvement. I hope my comment can be looked at after in a serious manner.

Trip.com Member

4/5

Trip.com· 7 months ago

have been staying around the area during pervious trips to macau. The location is definetly a steal, rooms are clean and the services is good. The only setback is breakfast but enough to fill if you are not a foodie.

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1.5/5

Trip.com· 8 months ago

This hotel was disgusting. While kneeling close to the floor to open my luggage, I realized there was hair all over the carpet on the floor. Long hair, very obvious. Everywhere. The carpets had hundreds of spots and stains. I moved a chair and found a beer can and $2… The furniture was outdated and chipped, as well as the door mouldings. No windows could open for ventilation. I went to the restaurant which was highly recommended by the staff, and about 90% of what I wanted was not available. Finally, the staff were very brash, firm, annoyed towards everyone, and not interested to engage anyone. The WiFi was registering one-bar most of the time and was basically useless. I give one star for hot water…

Trip.com Member

3/5

Trip.com· 9 months ago

The Emperor Hotel is an OK stay in Macau. The best part of it is it is pretty close to the Wynn / MGM Casino area in the old section of Macau and has decent rates. The hotel itself is dated and the rooms particularly need and update, but they are OK. Hotel has many smoking clients and the room we stayed in had a faint smoky smell. Had we been staying for a longer period of time, we would have asked to change, but I'm not sure any of the rooms in this hotel are actually 'smoke free' no matter how they list them. The breakfast buffet is Chinese style, and not that good relative to other breakfast buffets I have had in China. Everything was very bland.

Trip.com Member

5/5

Trip.com· 8 months ago

The location is idealistic. Not too far from the city and the place is very convenient alot of nearby restaurants and supermarkets that open 24 hours. If you like to experience old city of Macau you should try this hotel. I recommend this place

Where can I eat near Emperor Hotel?

You can start with the hotel's own Cafe and Restaurant for a convenient meal. Nearby, Macau Military Club Restaurant, Restaurante I Food Macau, and Chu Wu Restaurant are popular local choices. For Portuguese cuisine, Mesa By José Avillez is a 5-minute walk away, and Ristorante Il Teatro offers international dishes nearby. The 8 serves Chinese food about 6 minutes from the hotel, and Clube Militar De Macau is also within a short stroll. These spots give you a good range of flavors close by.

What is the area around Emperor Hotel like?

The Emperor Hotel sits in central Macau City, a lively area where old and new meet. Within an 11-minute walk you can reach Monte Fort, Senado Square, and the Macao Museum, while the Ruins of Saint Paul's are 13 minutes away. The neighborhood has a mix of local shops, a 7-Eleven, and an ATM nearby. You will find dining options like Macau Military Club Restaurant, Restaurante I Food Macau, and Chu Wu Restaurant in the vicinity. The Guia Cable Car is also close by for a scenic ride. It is a convenient spot to start exploring the city's landmarks on foot.

How do I get to Emperor Hotel from the airport or main train station?

From Macau International Airport, a taxi ride takes about 10 to 15 minutes to reach Emperor Hotel. The hotel also offers a dedicated airport shuttle service for a comfortable transfer. If you are arriving by ferry, the hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the Macau Ferry Terminal. For those coming by car, the hotel is centrally located and easy to reach from major roads. Pre-booking a transfer is another simple option for a smooth arrival.

What's there to do near Emperor Hotel in the evening?

In the evening, you can take a short 11-minute walk to Monte Fort or Senado Square, both lively spots to explore after dark. The Ruins of Saint Paul's, a 13-minute walk away, is another atmospheric place to visit. For a relaxed evening, the Guia Cable Car nearby offers a scenic ride. The hotel's own Cafe and Restaurant are convenient for a meal or drink before heading out. You could also join a city sightseeing tour, like the Macau Hop-On Hop-Off Open Top Bus, to see the area lit up at night.

Is Emperor Hotel a good base for exploring Macau?

Yes, Emperor Hotel is a great base for exploring Macau. Many key sights are within a short walk: Monte Fort, Macau Fisherman's Wharf, Senado Square, and Macao Museum are each an 11-minute walk, while the Ruins of Saint Paul's and Lou Lim Ioc Garden are 13 minutes away. Flora Garden is 14 minutes on foot, and Macau Tower is a 21-minute walk. For farther attractions, the Guia Cable Car is nearby, and the hotel's central location makes it easy to set out for other parts of the city. You can comfortably cover the historic center on foot and use a taxi or ride-hailing for longer trips.

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