Hotel Sintra

Hotel Sintra Overview

You know what? Hotel Sintra totally surprised me. I’ll be honest – when I first saw it tucked between those two busy avenues (Avenida de D. João IV and Avenida Doutor Mário Soares), I wasn’t expecting much from a 3-star place. But honestly, sometimes the unassuming spots turn out to be the gems.

The thing about this hotel is that it gets Macau right. I mean, you’re literally in the heart of where locals actually live and work, not stuck in some tourist bubble. The morning sounds are fantastic – you’ll hear the street vendors setting up, the clatter of mahjong tiles from nearby cafés, and that distinctive hum of scooters that somehow becomes oddly comforting after a day or two. The front desk staff actually know the neighborhood, which is rarer than you’d think. When I asked about finding good dim sum that wasn’t overpriced tourist stuff, the guy behind the counter sketched out a little map to this place three blocks away that honestly served some of the best har gow I had in Macau.

What really won me over was the genuine local feel of the area. You’ll find yourself walking past tiny shops selling everything from traditional Chinese medicine to Portuguese pastries – it’s that perfect Macau blend that feels authentic rather than manufactured for visitors. The rooms are clean and functional (nothing fancy, but the AC works great and the Wi-Fi is solid), and here’s something I appreciated: the windows actually open, so you can get some real air circulation going. Parking can be a bit tricky during the day since you’re on busy streets, but evenings are much easier. The 7.9 rating makes sense to me – it’s not luxury, but it delivers on what matters. I actually slept better here than at some of the flashier places I’ve stayed because there’s something refreshing about a hotel that doesn’t try to be everything to everyone. If you’re the type who wants to experience Macau like someone who actually lives there rather than just hitting the casinos and tourist spots, Hotel Sintra puts you in exactly the right place to do that.

Hotel Sintra Accommodations

Reviews of Hotel Sintra

• Antony from United States (9/10)

  this hotel is close to lisboa casino and others. there are many people around the area but the stay was very quiet.

• Daniel from Japan (8/10)

  The location is good and the room itself is spacious and the bed is comfy.

• Analyn from Saudi Arabia (8/10)

  location, very accessible to all

• Janita from United Arab Emirates (9/10)

  The location is situated near Senado Square and the St. Paul Ruins, as well as opposite the Lisboa Casino.

• Lisa from Australia (7/10)

  Hotel Sintra was in the perfect location in the City centre and just a short walk to most of Macau landmarks.. The premises has aged well but our Deluxe Grand Twin room was very large with super comfortable beds.
  
  The buffet breakfast offered to the paying patron was fantastic. A good, fresh selection of western and Chinese breakfast.

• Man from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Location

• Chai from Philippines (7/10)

  location – very near the center! walking distance to senado square and other tourist spot as well as restaurants and shops. there is money changer beside it, very near bus stop

• Peerawit from Thailand (9/10)

  Great Location : Located in center of City Tourist spot.
  100 Steps awaw to BUS stop for Tourist attraction, Port and Airport.
  Ton of well-known restaurant around the Hotel (Magarate Eggtart, Dim-Sum, BBQ Rice and more)
  Hotel Staff : Good Service mind.
  Baggage Storage : avalible both Before check-in anf After Check-out.
  Room : a littlebit old-style room but, vere comfortable and clean.
  
  *For late night traveler, can take night bus to Hotel Lisboa and walk 5-10 Min to the hotel with safe and light walkway.*

• Nurul from Indonesia (9/10)

  Good location, in the center of city

• Shin from Hong Kong (9/10)

  Good location

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