We checked in to the Pousada and it was very nice, the balcony had a great view of the ocean and hillside. There were mosquitos downstairs near the pool but we did not seen any on our balcony. Bring some mosquito repellent due to Dengue fever warnings all over town. Coloane is a 15 mintues walk. We had gambas picante,... more

After staying in the Best Western Taipa for one night, my friend and I decided to find some hotel, which is more prices reasonable. Pousada de Coloane Beach Hotel is the one. It cost MOP 862 for a standard twin room. Room is small and simple with a balcony that you can see the beach. Bed is OK, better than... more

We stayed at the Pousada de Coloane in August for 3 nights, on a side trip from Hong Kong. I emailed the hotel directly and was pleased with the promptness of their reply, and also that they offered a discount, I believe because we stayed mid-week. The hotel was recommended by Lonely Planet but did not do it justice; this... more

We stayed here for 5 days and loved every minute.! The staff service was beyond wonderful, food was sensational and the atmosphere just gloriously relaxing. After a few days in Hong Kong it was just like paradise. Right on a lovely beach and walking distance to the little village and Hac San Beach in the other direction, this hotel is... more

My family stayed here over October break and it was a nice getaway from the hustle and bustle of Shenzhen. The rooms were cozy and the balcony was nice. The short walk down to the beach was pleasant. However, our whirlpool tub didn't work. The rooms are a bit worn down with mold issues. The pool and restaurant were lovely.... more

The room was in OK condition but had mouldy walls with peeling paint around the air-con. Bathroom was not well designed with toilet being way too close to bathtub (about 6 inches apart). I do not believe this is good value. We checked out the Pousada de Mong-Ha the following day and the rooms there were much nicer for roughly... more

This is a very good small hotel. It is very different to most other hotels in Macau, and can serve as a very relaxing place for a short break. It was renovated in 2006 (I think) although looking at the rooms you wouldn't believe it. Like so many Macau hotels it does look a little worn. However, it is clean... more

I live in Hainan, but when I come to Macau for the GP Race in November I always stay here. I also stay here on my frequent transists through Macau. I always find it very peaceful, yet not too far from the action of Macau proper. The owners are always very friendly and obliging, and the food is great. Sitting... more

This is one of the more pleasant options in a city packed with utterly charmless hotels. Very simple but nice rooms with individual terraces, and bathrooms that have jacuzzis big enough for two. The decor is traditional Portugese style with lots of tiling and intricate wooden carvings - it's like stepping back in time 50 years. The sea is just... more