Myself and my partner have just returned from a trip to Hong Kong with a friend who is a native to the country. Having heard about the stunning features of this old hotel we decided to visit the hotel for afternoon tea during a day trip from Hong Kong. Unfortunately the entrance and the staircase were the only good memories... More

This ex-Portugese colony has changed almost out of recognition since I ran a deserted marathon there in 1999. Casinos galore, high rise apartments in abundance and endless streams of traffic now dominate. But one thing hasn't changed : the peace, the character, the charm, and the magic of this old converted fort set in the rocks overlooking the channel to... More

This hotel is a in an out-of-the way corner of Macau, with quiet tree-lined streets and some historical/cultural sites nearby (A-Ma temple). The hotel is set in a fort from Portuguese colonial times dating back to circa 1600s. It is a beautiful structure and recently received a complete renovation, with its twelve suites now featuring amenities like rain shower stall/steam... More

To make my review short, I must say this place is full of history and "magic"... Reading old reviews of the place I was afraid of the service, however at the end of the day it was overwhelming, due to it's quality and efficiency. In a word: Superb. Great wines, excellent food, fantastic room with a great view... Congrats to... More

What a romantic place. The suites are large and very well decorated, and a lot of “Small” details; leather floor, Hermes amenities in the bathroom, 2 big flat scream BO with DVD and surround system, Jacuzzi and the rain fall shower its also a steam room. La Paloma, a real Spanish restaurant with a Spanish Chef from Barcelona. The wine... More

The Pousada de Sao Tiago is probably one of the most beautiful hotels in Macau, the service, however, is below any expectations. We stayed only for one night on 31st Dec. and have booked a table in their restaurant ca. 1 month before for us and our friends (who also stayed at the hotel) and the booking has been confirmed... More

Living in HK, the Pousada de Sao Tiago is one of my favourite Macau weekend getaways. Obviously not everyone's cup of tea judging from some of the reviews and, wanting to try to give some balance to the comments, the main reason why I thought it worth writing a review. If you are looking for a 200 room 5 or... More

We were disappointed by the Pousada De Sao Tiago. The hotel is under renovation and they only stopped the noisy works for one hour around lunch time (it was Sunday morning !). The service is really poor, we had to wait 20 minutes just to get someone attention at the terrace and then everything was very slow. They seemed not... More

We stayed here over the Chinese New Year. The room is unbelivable--simply out of this world. However the hotel is totally out of the way from anything else in Macau and while this is supposedly a 5-star hotel, they don't provide any type of transportation to get around. We found it very difficult to get abnywhere and always had to... More