Grand Lisboa Macau

One of the most iconic buildings in Asian (one of the ugliest too??) with a great view over the lake from the room. A lot of options for foodies and the food quality was high. Service was good even before the holiday. However, if you are looking for a relaxing and zen holiday, this would not be ideal. The lobby is always packed; it looks like a train station. The interior design of the room... I am not capable of appreciating it (yet). Love the in-room steam shower very much.

Booked this room for the second time as it is really convenient to everywhere. New Yaohan, Senado Square etc. Many small eateries and shops around the corner. Room is huge and I love the amenities and facilities provided by the hotel. Daily breakfast set was flavorful too with some Chinese dimsum / local variety.

Hotel location is good with very good service but limited choose for breakfast.

A MUST stay in Grand lisboa hotel for Macau. Very nice view from the room, staffs are very friendly.. cleanliness is tip top. I will definitely go back there if I going to Macau..

Really appreciate for “Huang Rong” the receptionist.

The hotel is falsely advertising amenities and features. The only restaurant that’s open is the 24-hour coffee shop. All other Michelin Star-rated and “renowned” dining establishments are “closed due to Covid.” The food was terrible and there were only two choices for breakfast—both disgusting. The hotel is cutting corners and saving money wherever possible, including poorly-heated rooms. The Grand Lisboa also requires that customers pay a 250 USD deposit with a credit card on arrival. This made me uncomfortable. I purchased my stay via PayPal because I prefer using my credit card as little as possible for security reasons. We left three nights early because the stay was such a disappointment. The staff were constantly apologizing to everyone and they were very kind. However, Grand Lisboa’s owners and upper level management are to blame for its cost-cutting and customer-unfriendly policies. After observing different areas and hotels in Macao, it seemed like certain foreign-owned hotels, such as the Sofitel are maintaining higher standards and prioritizing customer satisfaction. The Venetian also seemed to still have a lot of business, as well. This trip taught me that there are only a few establishments that are doing well. The Grand Lisboa is a hotel that’s experiencing a serious financial crisis and this is being projected onto customers. I had a great experience at the Sofitel during a previous trip. I recommend staying there instead.

it is the one major hotel that id love the most here in macau,,and one of the most memorable place to be in

Very good Hotel !

Great service and experience.