What is there to say about the mandarin oriental hotels and resorts other than they are never disapointing to say the very least. Its always top notch and less pricier than the four seasons without compromising anything. I used to stay at the four seasons but ever since discovering the mandarin oriental hotels and resorts, I have not looked back.... More

Centre of the macau. Nice place to stay. Good food. Will defenitely recomend to others. More

The hotel has a good location (especially if you are there for the Macau Grand Prix), the room we had was quite large, and most things seemed pretty clean (although some of the furniture in the room looked quite grungy). The service is also very pleasant. But the decor, the furniture in the rooms, and the bathrooms are quite dated.... More

Spent a night there during Christmas 2011. Service was excellent in line with the high standards of the Mandarin Oriental. Location is convenient- walking distance to the ferry terminal and basically central to the entertainment hub. Though the hotel is a bit dated in terms of its rooms and fittings, the service remains at a very high, 5-star international level.... More

For comfort, this hotel is fine, but felt I was checking to hotel from 30 years ago. Good service and as I said comfortable room. Bed was great. Interent was USD @25 so I will not be back, just for that. More

Weekends are pricey in Macau, and this was one of the cheapest options I could find. As such, it was a fantastic value. I don't often stay in resorts, and so this is probably the nicest hotel I have stayed in. Personally, I like the grand, colonial feel of the hotel. It is smaller and less flashy than the big... More

I stayed at this hotel for a weekend, I chose it because of the location near the historic areas and the price. Though I was an Expedia customer with a less expensive room, I was very comfortable and the staff was extremely helpful and polite. The restaurant was quite good, having a buffet breakfast with a large selection, and excellent... More

The Grand Lapa, formerly the Mandarin Oriental, was the best hotel in Macau before the boom of the last few years, lead by the gambling industry, changed the city's landscape. Still managed by Mandarin, the Grand Lapa adopted its new name allegedly because the former brand doesn't want to be associated with gambling and there is now a small casino... More

This Mandarin Oriental hotel has most of the great MO standards but not the excessive room rates. I can only assume this is because there is another MO in Macua which charges much more! Having also stayed at the mothership - the MO in Hong Kong - this hotel does not disappoint. It is in a useful location - just... More