Regency Art Hotel Macau, Macau

The hotel offers a great value for money with its spacious rooms at a lower price compared to other options. While the decor may feel a bit old-fashioned, the rooms are still spacious and comfortable. The service staff could be more cheerful and the dining options varied, but the location is convenient for exploring the main attractions in Macau.

The hotel has a convenient location near restaurants and bus stops with a tropical island vibe from the surrounding trees. Although the rooms and pool area have an old-fashioned style and are not well-maintained, the service is friendly and accommodating.

The hotel has spacious and clean rooms, but the service can be slow. The location is convenient for accessing various places in the city. The dining options are limited with mostly Chinese breakfast choices, but the facilities are satisfactory.

The hotel's location in Taipa offers a stunning view overlooking the bridge to old Macau, ideal for relaxation during summers. However, it is quite far from the Macau city center and casinos. The rooms are in need of a serious upgrade and were closed for many days, also in a poor state of repair and very cold despite efforts to adjust the air con. The dining experience was found to be lacking with limited Western options, while the facilities overall were nothing special.

The hotel offers spacious and comfortable rooms with a great view over the water to central Macau. The location is quite convenient, close to shopping areas and various restaurants. The dining options are varied but could have more choices. The facilities are satisfactory overall.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. While the rooms had a poor internet connection and were built with a charming Portuguese architecture, they offered a nice view of the ocean. However, the delay in room allocation was a downside.

Upon returning from my game at around 3 pm, I was surprised by the lack of room turnover. The view was stunning, but I experienced unexpected behavior from the receptionist who claimed to be exceptional. The room had minimal lighting and no automatic power, which was inconvenient. The service was nice and helpful, catering to my needs with humility, kindness, and politeness, but there seemed to be a lack of a contingency plan and information about it. The location was great for relaxation after exploring Macau, just a 5-minute taxi ride to Galaxy casino, offering a nice pool area. The dining options were good but not mind-blowing, although the variety was satisfying. The facilities were decent overall.

The hotel is conveniently situated on Taipa, offering easy access to transport and attractions. The rooms are spacious with a fair-sized bath but had minimal lighting and lacked automatic power. The excellent service, though professional, could improve contingency plans. The location is ideal for a less crowded stay but close to popular casinos and dining options. The dining experience, albeit limited, offers a decent spread, especially Chinese and Continental cuisines. Overall, good value for money.

The hotel offers spacious rooms with a very nice view of the river/harbour, although they were a bit old and dusty. The beds were comfortable, not rock hard like in some other hotels. The service was friendly and helpful, especially Alan Zhang who spoke very good English. The location is quite away from the city center where most of the casinos are situated, but it's right beside the new casino strip in Cotai, next to many restaurants, and about halfway between the big casinos on Cotai and in the main part of the city. The facilities offered deck chairs, a nice pool, and sitting areas.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were very cold despite my efforts to adjust the air conditioning, but they offered a pleasant view of the harbour. The great swimming pool surrounded by lovely large trees was a highlight, and the room's spacious design with French style was charming.