Grandview Hotel Macau has virtually everything you will need to complete a relaxing stay in Macau. Strategically located in Downtown Taipa, access to all-important places is convenient be it Portas de Cerco (Macau-China Border Gate) in the northern part of the main city or Hac Sa Beach in the southeastern end of Coloane Island, not to mention its very close proximity to Co-Tai which is being developed to become the Las Vegas of the East.
Rooms & Rates
Officially licensed by Macau Government Tourist Office as 4-star property, Grandview Hotel offers the luxury of its newly renovated Executive Floors located on its top part floors to satisfy the needs of discerning businessman. The exclusive floors feature themed suites and plush executive rooms. Other guestrooms include Junior Suites, superior and deluxe rooms to suit the needs of other visitors and tourists.
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Superior Room
All rooms are tastefully decorated to suit tourists and businessmen alike. Each room has an individual bathroom with essential amenities, IDD facility, Satellite television & radio, a mini-bar and hair dryer. Book Now |
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Deluxe Room
Aside from the basic features, all Deluxe Rooms face the horse race track that will boost the excitement of guests who loves to see live horse racing. Book Now |
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Junior Suite
There are two of these suites in every guest floor occupying the area where the horse race track can be viewed with ease. It boasts of a big living room that is suitable to entertaining few friends for a sip of a great cup of coffee or tea. Book Now |
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Executive Room
Executive rooms are equipped and decorated to meet the basic needs of the businessman. King and twin beds are available. Book Now |
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Executive Deluxe Room
This newly built modern yet contemporary designed room is made to suit the activities of those businessmen who are always on the go. One of its special features is a 32-inch LCD TV. King and twin beds are available. Book Now |
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Executive Suite
This suite features modern contemporary design as conspicuously shown by its color scheme and modern furnishings with 37-inch LCD TV in the living room and master room. There are a total of 4 units in the hotel. Book Now |
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Grandview Suite
The hotel has 3 two-floor Grandview Suites, each unit with a very distinct feature – Contemporary, Chinese and European Classic. All feature appropriately decorated living area, dining area with a kitchenette on the lower floor and a private living area and the king-bedded master room on the upper floor. Book Now |
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Presidential Suite
Enter our two-floor suite and find an exquisite display of style and culture. The suite features a front entry foyer, a spacious living area, a board room, an open dining area, and a kitchen in the lower level and a private living area, a master room and a guest room, both are king-bedded with extravagant bathrooms. Book Now |
The Executive Floors can only be accessed using a private electronic card. All rooms and suites are equipped with an in-room safe and Internet connection with charge.
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Facilities: A Macau Luxury Hotel
Restaurant and Bar
At KUAN I HIN Chinese Restaurant, enjoy the many local and regional Chinese specialties and dim sum. Don’t miss Grandview Egg Yoke Buns during dim sum time, as they are simply irresistible. The VALENCIA Restaurant offers the comfort of fine dining at the best value-for-money prices. It serves international cuisine including Asian specialties. Read More…
Banquet Affairs
You can always count on the Grandview Management & Staff when it comes to providing professional service and appropriate atmosphere for any event be it a wedding, shower, birthday & anniversary, graduation party and other types of gathering that needs careful attention. Our banquet planners will assist you in anyway they can to ensure that your event meets all your requirements and leaves you with only the good memories. Read More…
Health & Recreational Facilities
Grandview Hotel keeps you fit and healthy with our swimming pool, Lavendar Spa, exercise studio, and sauna. Read More…
Business Facilities
Our business facilities are apt for the modern needs of today. Grandview Hotel has conference rooms, business centre and reading room, and concierge for your special needs. Read More…
Grandview Hotel is situated in Taipa’s downtown area and going to and from the property is so convenient to practically any point in Macau. It is also strategically located near the best tourist spots in the area.
The hotel provides complimentary shuttle bus service for guests arriving at the Macau Ferry Terminal that runs at 30 minutes interval between 08:15 and 00:15. Pick-up from the terminal starts at 08:45 and ends at 00:15 while departure from the hotel begins from 08:15 until 23:45.
Taxis are easily accessible at the Macau International Airport and it only takes approximately 5 minutes to reach the hotel. If you don’t have any heavy luggage, you may take Public Bus “MT1” and stop at the Macau Jockey Club Bus Stop (“Choi Ma Wui” as spoken in Cantonese). From there you have to cross the street and proceed to the right direction and in less than 3 minutes, you would find the hotel.
At Portas de Cerco (Macau-China Border Gate), taxis are easily accessible, too. And just outside the border gate, you will easily find the Underground Public Bus Terminus where you can take #30 or #34 and alight at Grandview Bus Stop (Kuan I Tsau Tim) located at the left side of the hotel.
Although Taipa Island is considered the smallest island in Macau, there are plenty of “MUST SEE” attractions for all types of guests to visit.
Golden 4-Face Buddha Shrine. Closest to the hotel is the Golden 4-Face Buddha Shrine. It is less than a two-minute walk. The four faces represent four qualities of the earth, directed in four directions. He holds in his hands the Vedas (ancient book of wisdom and learning), a string of pearls for counting time, a sacrificial spoon symbolic of spiritual nature. The fourth hand is usually raised in blessing. He also carries water in a Kamandalu (water pot), indicating that the universe has evolved from water. It is believed that those who pay homage to the Buddha worship all four sides of the statue in clockwise direction.
Macau Jockey Club. From the shrine, cross the main avenue to the opposite direction and you are already within the Macau Jockey Club Complex. Weekend afternoon and mid-week night meetings are held on this modern, floodlit grass track, while punters can watch from the well-appointed, air-conditioned grandstand, containing restaurants and state-of-the-art computerized betting equipment. Horses are from Australia, Ireland and America, as do many of the trainers and jockeys. For more information, visit their website: http://www.mjc.mo/
Macau Olympics Stadium. Facing MJC, turn to your left and walk for around 5 minutes. The big sporting arena you will face is actually the Macau Olympics Stadium. This is where the 4th East Asian Games was held in 2005. It can seat 15,000 spectators and it has two playing fields for soccer, hockey, and track and field, plus two gymnasiums for basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics. The stadium has also been used for other local and international sports events, gala occasions, and pop concerts.
Taipa Village & Food Street. From the sporting complex you can walk farther for around 5-10 minutes and you will be in the famous village. Chinese shop-houses, Portuguese-style offices, small temples and a former firecracker factory share the narrow streets and alleys of this busy, colorful place. Hanging flower baskets and old-fashioned street lamps make it an appealing place to stroll, and the numerous restaurants along the Rua da Cunha (known as Food Street) are popular destinations for Portuguese, Macanese, Chinese, Spanish or Italian cuisine.
Taipa Flea Market. Just off the village center in Bombeiros Square is a place where you can purchase Macau souvenirs to take home for your friends and loved ones. Snap up that something special – toys, traditional crafts amongst others.
Taipa & Coloane Historical Museum. Your next stop should be the two-storey museum consisting of eight exhibition rooms, a video presentation zone and a souvenir shop. A comprehensive collection of exhibits is displayed at the museum. On the first floor, the exhibitions of the historical relics unearthed on Coloane, the stone architectural remains in the basement of the former Island Council Building, and the development of the villages, religions and culture of the islands provide an overview of the history and culture of old Coloane and Taipa. The exhibition rooms on the second floor have different themes, including the history of the former Municipal Council of the Islands, a look back at agriculture and handicrafts in the olden days, the architectural features of buildings on Coloane and Taipa and the recent development of the two islands. It provides visitors with a better understanding of the modern political and economical development of Taipa and Coloane. It is open daily from 10:00 until 18:00 HRS with admission fee of $5. It is closed on Mondays and admission is free on Sundays. For more information, please visit http://www.iacm.gov.mo/cotaimuseum/
Our Lady of Carmel, Carmel Garden & Taipa Praia. On a hill to the east of the village looking towards the causeway and Coloane Island is Our Lady of Carmel, a neo-classical church built in 1885. Paths wind down from the church square through the hillside Carmel Garden to the Avenida da Praia, a tree-lined pedestrian area that harks back to the early days of the 20th century. Taipa Praia is one of the best places to catch a cooling breeze in summer, and an ornate kiosk with cafe tables provides refreshments.
Taipa Houses Museum. Comprising five typical green houses with Macanese architectural characteristics, the museum is considered one of the cultural relics and heritage of the territory. This dignified row of dwellings symbolize the enduring regional and local history of the islands of Taipa and Coloane; this exhibition shows photos and real objects and serves to underscore the lasting importance to Macau of the Houses on Beach Avenue. The five houses include "Macanese House", "House of the Islands", "House of Portugal Regions", "Exhibition Gallery" and "House of Reception". It is open daily except on Mondays from 10:00 until 18:00 HRS and open during public holidays. For more information, visit
http://housesmuseum.iacm.gov.mo
University of Macau. Offers degrees in Arts, Social Sciences, Business Administration, Education, Engineering, and Law. The strikingly modern campus occupies a small hill on the north side of Taipa Island, facing the Outer Harbor of Macau. At the main entrance to the university is the Administration Building, where an information desk is located. Behind the Administration Building is a long stone stairway (and escalator) leading to the central quadrangle formed by the Tai Fung Building and three other classroom buildings. It is worth a visit to see the Nine Dragon Wall at the top of the stairs, the central gardens, and the views from various parts of the campus. Other buildings include the Student Union Building and canteen, the Sports Complex, staff and student residences, and the new International Library with its stylish Library Café, which is open to the public.
Macau University of Science and Technology. This new university is committed to providing quality higher education to serve the needs of the Asia-Pacific region, and is determined to develop itself into an international academic institution. In its initial phase, MUST has established four faculties: Faculty of Information Technology, Faculty of Management and Administration, Faculty of Law, and Faculty of Chinese Medicine. The university campus is beautifully constructed with many spacious and bright classrooms. A state-of-the-art computer network, including wireless access to the Internet, connects the whole campus, and LCD monitors are a standard feature. Using advanced optical fiber technology, the computer network and the digital IP telephone network are interlinked to provide efficient communication services. The University has invested strongly in advanced technologies to support teaching/learning processes, so as to ensure high quality education.
Macau Olympics Stadium. Facing MJC, turn to your left and walk for around 5 minutes. The big sporting arena you will face is actually the Macau Olympics Stadium. This is where the 4th East Asian Games was held in 2005. It can seat 15,000 spectators and it has two playing fields for soccer, hockey, and track and field, plus two gymnasiums for basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics. The stadium has also been used for other local and international sports events, gala occasions, and pop concerts.
Pou Tai Un. This place is one of the best-endowed and most picturesque temples in Macau. Buddhist monks founded it in the 19th century and the original prayers hall contains images of the three Precious Buddhas. Since then, both the monastery and temples have been extended and enriched by devotees. There are new pavilions with soaring yellow-tile roofs and an elegant status of Kun Iam on a marble-columned terrace. The monks live in adjoining building. When not busy with prayers, they tend a large vegetable garden and operate a vegetarian restaurant where some of the produce is prepared. Whether vegetarian or not, visitors will enjoy this casual verandah cafe, where the freshness of the ingredients is matched by the imaginative preparation and wide range of dishes. Beer and soft drinks are available and prices are very low.
Macau East Asian Games Dome. The Macau East Asian Games Dome Ice Rink can accommodate up to 300 persons and is equipped with the very latest facilities for figure skating, ice hockey, speed skating and ice shows. The Macau East Asian Games Dome Bowling Centre is nearby. Visitors are welcome to book the bowling alley and squash court. Coloane Island, with its karting track, great views, trails and beaches are only minutes away. For more information, http://www.maigoc2007.com/ice_open_en.htm and
http://www.sport.gov.mo
Flower City Garden. Located across the street from the Park n' Shop supermarket in the center of Taipa' s high-rise residential area, this walled garden is a modern interpretation of the classical Chinese garden, with traditional lotus ponds, winding bridges, and small pavilions, but it also incorporates a children' s playground and a skating and scooter area.
Hiking Trails and Cycling. Taipa Island's two highest hills, Taipa Grande and Taipa Pequena, are circled by nature trails that provide panoramic views of the entire Macau area. The Taipa Grande trail is reached by way of a short paved road off the Estrada Colonel Nicolau de Mesquita, near the United Chinese Cemetery. Adjacent to the trail on the east side of Taipa Grande, near the airport, is the Taipa Grande Nature Park. The Taipa Pequena trail can be accessed from the Estrada Lou Lim Ieoc, behind the Macau Regency Hotel. Bicycles for touring the islands are available from a rental kiosk near the bus stop adjacent to the building of Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau in Taipa Village.
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Grandview Casino located in the lobby.
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Although Taipa Island is considered the smallest island in Macau, there are plenty of “MUST SEE” attractions for all types of guests to visit.
Golden 4-Face Buddha Shrine.
Closest to the hotel is the Golden 4-Face Buddha Shrine. It is less than a two-minute walk. The four faces represent four qualities of the earth, directed in four directions. He holds in his hands the Vedas (ancient book of wisdom and learning), a string of pearls for counting time, a sacrificial spoon symbolic of spiritual nature. The fourth hand is usually raised in blessing. He also carries water in a Kamandalu (water pot), indicating that the universe has evolved from water. It is believed that those who pay homage to the Buddha worship all four sides of the statue in clockwise direction.
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Macau Jockey Club.
From the shrine, cross the main avenue to the opposite direction and you are already within the Macau Jockey Club Complex. Weekend afternoon and mid-week night meetings are held on this modern, floodlit grass track, while punters can watch from the well-appointed, air-conditioned grandstand, containing restaurants and state-of-the-art computerized betting equipment. Horses are from Australia, Ireland and America, as do many of the trainers and jockeys. For more information, visit their website: http://www.mjc.mo/
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Macau Olympics Stadium.
Facing MJC, turn to your left and walk for around 5 minutes. The big sporting arena you will face is actually the Macau Olympics Stadium. This is where the 4th East Asian Games was held in 2005. It can seat 15,000 spectators and it has two playing fields for soccer, hockey, and track and field, plus two gymnasiums for basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics. The stadium has also been used for other local and international sports events, gala occasions, and pop concerts.
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Taipa Village & Food Street.
From the sporting complex you can walk farther for around 5-10 minutes and you will be in the famous village. Chinese shop-houses, Portuguese-style offices, small temples and a former firecracker factory share the narrow streets and alleys of this busy, colorful place. Hanging flower baskets and old-fashioned street lamps make it an appealing place to stroll, and the numerous restaurants along the Rua da Cunha (known as Food Street) are popular destinations for Portuguese, Macanese, Chinese, Spanish or Italian cuisine.
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Taipa Flea Market.
Just off the village center in Bombeiros Square is a place where you can purchase Macau souvenirs to take home for your friends and loved ones. Snap up that something special – toys, traditional crafts amongst others.
Book Now | Check Accommodation
Taipa & Coloane Historical Museum.
Your next stop should be the two-storey museum consisting of eight exhibition rooms, a video presentation zone and a souvenir shop. A comprehensive collection of exhibits is displayed at the museum. On the first floor, the exhibitions of the historical relics unearthed on Coloane, the stone architectural remains in the basement of the former Island Council Building, and the development of the villages, religions and culture of the islands provide an overview of the history and culture of old Coloane and Taipa. The exhibition rooms on the second floor have different themes, including the history of the former Municipal Council of the Islands, a look back at agriculture and handicrafts in the olden days, the architectural features of buildings on Coloane and Taipa and the recent development of the two islands. It provides visitors with a better understanding of the modern political and economical development of Taipa and Coloane. It is open daily from 10:00 until 18:00 HRS with admission fee of $5. It is closed on Mondays and admission is free on Sundays. For more information, please visit http://www.iacm.gov.mo/cotaimuseum/
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Our Lady of Carmel, Carmel Garden & Taipa Praia.
On a hill to the east of the village looking towards the causeway and Coloane Island is Our Lady of Carmel, a neo-classical church built in 1885. Paths wind down from the church square through the hillside Carmel Garden to the Avenida da Praia, a tree-lined pedestrian area that harks back to the early days of the 20th century. Taipa Praia is one of the best places to catch a cooling breeze in summer, and an ornate kiosk with cafe tables provides refreshments.
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At
KUAN I HIN Chinese Restaurant, enjoy the many local and regional Chinese specialties and dim sum. Don’t miss Grandview Egg Yoke Buns during dim sum time, as they are simply irresistible. The restaurant is located on the secon d floor just in front of the lifts when you get off on the south wing. It is open at 11:00-15:00 and 18:00-00:00 from Monday to Friday; and opens earlier from 09:00 on Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays.
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The
VALENCIA Restaurant offers the comfort of fine dining at the best value-for-money prices. It serves international cuisine including Asian specialties. A must try is the Grandview African Chicken, a very famous local dish. It is opened daily from 07:00 until midnight. Only breakfast is served between 07:00 and 10:30 HRS.
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For great coffee, delightful snacks and Hi-Tea specials,
CHERRIE’S CORNER offers the best treat! Speedy wireless Internet access is available and it is OPEN 24 Hours.
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Swimming Pool
Located on the 2nd floor, very close to Valencia, is our 7x14 M open pool. Enjoy a splash, do some laps or just have a great suntan.
Lavender Spa
Rest, relax and rejuvenate… let our experienced masseurs do what is best for you. There are two private spa rooms where you can enjoy a full body aromatic massage treatment while there is lounge where you can enjoy a soothing foot massage with your friends.
Exercise Studio
Equipped with climber, elliptical exercise bikes, rowing and treadmill machines, it’s your ideal place to unwind and simply take a break. A 4-stack gym and a rack of dumbbells are also available.
Sauna
Located inside the locker rooms, let your body some heat session before taking your final shower.
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142 Estrada do Gov. Albano de Oliveira
Taipa, Macau SAR, China
Telephone: (853) 2883-7788
Facsimile: (853) 2883-7777
Grandview Hotel Macau is owned by
Golden Resorts Group Hotel Investment Limited,
A subsidiary company of Golden Resorts Group Limited
(A Hong Kong Listed Company, Stock Code 1031)
Hotel Policies
Check-in time
2:00 pm
Check-out time
12:00 noon
A valid passport, Macau or Hong Kong Identity Card should be presented to the receptionist along with Hotel Room Confirmation. A deposit equivalent to the total room accommodation booked and a substantial amount (Minimum of HKD500.00) to cover for incidental charges that may be incurred will be required during registration. You can either make it in cash or have your credit card imprinted. Any remaining cash deposit will be refunded upon check-out.
Early arrivals and late departures
If your arrival is earlier than check-in time and you prefer immediate access to your room, we suggest reserving for the prior night to guarantee immediate access. Similarly, for late departures, reserving an additional night will guarantee access until you leave the Hotel. If you choose not to reserve, our Concierge staff will be glad to store your bags so that you can go ahead with what you have planned to do while in Macau.
Direct reservations and instant confirmations
At Grandview Hotel Macau, all reservations with instant confirmations are guaranteed which assures you of a room even if you check in past midnight. The 10% equivalent you are charged to confirm your reservation is not refundable, therefore, it is important that you check all the details of your reservation before requiring for a confirmation number. On the other hand, if your plan has been changed and that you require making an amendment, your guarantee deposit will be applied, provided that your deposit is for a future booking.
NO-SHOW Policy
In case you are not able to show up on the date of your arrival, the hotel will charge the remaining 90% of your supposed first night accommodation. Further details pertaining to this policy will be printed on your confirmation letter.
CANCELLATION Policy
Cancellations for a hotel room reservation must be received 48 hours prior to 2:00 pm on the expected day of arrival. If cancellation of a guaranteed reservation is not received by the required date, the Hotel will charge the remaining 90% of your first night stay. Further details pertaining to this policy will be printed on your confirmation letter.
Credit Cards Accepted
American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard & Visa
Transportation TO & FROM Hotel
A complimentary shuttle transfer to/from Macau Ferry Terminal is provided by the hotel and runs at thirty-minute interval from 08:15 until 00:15.
By taxi, ask the driver to bring you to "KWAN YEE TSAU DIM."
Public Utility Buses in Macau are very reliable and low-priced ranging from $2.50 to $5.00. To go to Grandview Hotel Macau, take "MT1" from the airport (Alight at Macau Jockey Club Bus Stop); "28A" from Macau-Hong Kong Ferry Terminal; "30" from the Macau-China Border Gate. All bus fares from the hotel to Macau cost only $3.30 per passenger. And the Grandview Bus Stop is just eight (8) meters away from the hotel's main entrance.
To go to Central Macau (San Malo) and Ruins of Saint Paul’s Cathedral (Tai Sam Pa), take a Bus #33 at Grandview Bus Stop and alight at the 2nd Bus Stop after the bridge.
To go to Macau Tower (Kun Kwong Tap), take Bus #33 and alight at the 1st Bus Stop after the bridge and at the same place take Bus #32.
To go to Fisherman’s Wharf, take the hotel shuttle bus and alight at the Macau-Hong Kong Ferry Terminal. Then enjoy a 5-minute walk until you reach the theme park.
