I was forced into staying here by the Travel Agent as the gud 1s (4 star and above) do not have Macau sight seeing pacages etc.
Anyways, the hotel has a very good lobby which is actually the ONLY good thing about this place.
Rooms are tiny with the most pathetic view of a construction site in Macau.
Casino is by far the smallest and dingy as per any Macau casino standard.
Room Service was quick in our requests with respect to veg meals.
Breakfast buffet are the same old story as with other hotels. Same ol cereals, eggs n the works...so Son't expect something exceptionally great. Just the usual run of the mill stuff.
The only advantage this hotel is that it is the nearest to the Ferry Terminal (in case you are reaching Macau by ferry from HK)
It is also walking distance from New Yeohan (a huge shopping store)
Overall, my family and I didn't enjoy our stay at Casa Real and would never recommend the same to anyone.
Stay if you want to be close to the Ferry terminal but away fro everything else in Macau.

Accommodations at Casa Real were included in the package we got from Air Macau. It was surely a winner! Their lobby was beautiful with the mosaic glasses on the floor and the walls. Friendly service and attention from their (fellow Filipino!) staff was commendable. The rooms including the toilet and bath were clean and bright and spacious. The location was a stone’s throw away from Fisherman’s Wharf, Sands Casino and the Yeohan mall (nothing there). No difficulty in getting a cab.

Breakfast was so-so. Same thing every morning as in most hotel buffets.

The hotel is fairly average in the 4-star range, but has excellent concierge staff who were very service-oriented and forthcoming with touring and dining tips. When we departed, one of them noticed the mountain of luggage of my party of four and, realising that we couldn't all fit into 2 taxis, asked if we'd like to hire a van & driver instead for the trip to the airport, which wouldn't cost a lot more and would certainly be more comfortable. The rooms don't quite match the shiny, chandeliered lobby - they're a little old, furniture is dark and drab, but bathrooms are clean. One of our rooms was possibly haunted, but the 'otherwordly being' didn't disturb us much. Don't miss out on dining at the hotel's Chinese restaurant Imperial Kitchen - excellent food and even better value-for-money. Certainly much cheaper than equivalent restaurants in Hong Kong or Singapore. From other reviews, I was worried about getting public transport from the hotel, but we never had to wait very long for a taxi from the hotel entrance. Travel tip: if you're arriving in Macau by ferry, most hotels provide free shuttle buses to the hotel from the ferry terminal - turn left as you exit the terminal.

great hotel for the price they charge. Booked for triple and got a pleasant suprise when we found out that there was a seperate room containing a single bed, a small tv within the hotel room, so it was more like a suite. All amenities were provided including tea, telephone in the toilet ( they do not give coffer though). Hotel lobby was small but service is good enough. They even provide free shuttle every 30 mins to and from ferry terminal. Have booked again for my family for their trips in Jan!!