Four Seasons Hotel Macau, Cotai Strip

Service was like a typical four seasons .very good ,including concierge .the problem is in food . Specially the vegetarian food was not palatable .we had dinner on the first day ,the experience was so poor that we only ate in other hotels . Beside food every thing else is good .i recommend that they need to add variety of vegetarian dishes

I’m still staying here, so technically, they could still mess it up—but I feel compelled to write this review because, frankly, this hotel is ridiculous. Ridiculously good. Ridiculously well-run. And, most shockingly, ridiculously hospitable in a way that actually feels sincere. The staff? Unreasonably welcoming. You can tell they’re not just trained to smile on cue—they actually take pride in their work. And they should, because they have mastered that delicate art of being helpful without being intrusive. The kind of people who offer recommendations you actually want, rather than reciting a list of attractions that were last exciting in 1997. Now, when a hotel aims this high, it gets you thinking: If I were to tweak anything, what would it be? Since they clearly aspire to perfection, I’ll indulge in some (very optional) nitpicking: 1. As a rather large, tall man, it would be a delight if, upon my arrival, the slippers and bathrobe were sized accordingly—a minor detail, but the sort of thing that takes a great experience and makes it otherworldly. 2. A few of the water bottles strategically placed in the bathroom would be a nice touch. Again, none of this detracts from the experience, but since they seem to be chasing the elusive concept of “unreasonable hospitality,” these are small tweaks that could elevate them into the stratosphere. As for the room? Glorious. Spacious, elegant, and designed with a level of care that suggests someone actually thought about how people live in a space—not just how a room photographs well in brochures. Having worked in one of Denmark’s finest hotels, I know the sheer effort it takes to pull this off. 10 out of 10. Would recommend. A true pillar of luxury hospitality. If all hotels were like this, we’d never need to go home.

◾ 🎁 人们常说住酒店如同开盲盒，网络上的万千评价织成朦胧面纱，唯有亲历方知，那些或盛赞或微词，不过是他人的春秋笔法。 ◾️🚪 我偶然间入住澳门四季，穿过门厅大堂，拆开了一封来自四季的情书。 ◾️💡 这算是我真正意义上入住的第一家四季品牌的酒店，时光仿佛在这里打了个优雅的旋，没有陈旧感，空气中弥漫的独特香气，带来的是优雅和自在的历史变迁。 ◾️🥢 酒店有几家餐厅，因为到的晚，和朋友去吃了拉面，豚骨浓汤蒸腾的雾气里，一碗热腾腾的面条，和一杯赠与入住客人的饮品，当银勺触碰瓷碗的碎响漫过葡京赌场钟鸣，忽然间懂得了深夜食堂的真意。 ◾️🚶‍♀️ 晚上外出走走，待华灯初上；在房间坐坐，客房窗棂框住的那座只属于澳门的「巴黎铁塔」；在泳池吹吹风，吃一个冰淇淋的悠闲自在；没吃到的自助餐遗憾，用早餐来弥补空档，剩下的成了下次相逢的念想。 ◾️❤️ 四季从不只是在月历牌上流转，是春秋冬夏的鲜明感受，是向往自在好好生活，晨昏冷暖满心欢喜的四季。

I have been to around 100 hotels around Asia during my 20 years living in HK. The Macau Four Seasons is my Number 1. The hotel is beautiful, the facilities are superb and the food and drink is exquisite. However, what makes the difference is the staff. The guest relations manager Ken is amazing, friendly and professional. All the other staff are so friendly and polite and do their jobs skilfully. My wife is disabled and their help and extra attention were truly appreciated. Thank you M4S!

マカオのホテルに何を求めるかは人によって違いと思いますが落ち着いてのんびり過ごすのにはかなり向いているホテルです。それでありながら様々なショッピングなどにも徒歩圏内で外に出ないで屋内で動けます。またマカオのホテルの中でも割りに小規模で人の出入りも少なく静かです。そうした過ごし方には向いているホテルです。