I have stayed in The Rocks Hotel Macau in March 2012. I was travelling in business and stayed for five nights. The hotel is decorated following a Chinese interpretation of the Victorian style... Be prepared for lots of marble, artificially aged dark woods and gold painted furniture. As expected, the end result lacks authenticity and the whole hotel experience conveys... More

Staying at the Rocks is a bit like being in Disneyland but it is a poor attempt at Victoriana. Also it is located in Fisherman's Wharf which is rapidly turning into a ghost town in Macau. The room was ok,nothing special, and there was a smell of cigarette smoke through the whole building. I only stayed one night but I... More

I stayed at the Rocks Hotel in Macau for three nights and enjoyed my stay. The hotel is located at the end of the fisherman's wharf development in Macau, which doesn't seem to have been a great success as lots of the units are empty, and there only ever seems to be a handful of people strolling round it. However... More

I have just stayed for a night at the Rocks hotel and arrived already a bit late for a meeting. The staff at the hotel was extremely helpful, calling a taxi while I went upstairs to the room, connected the computer, checked the e-mail, and returned back to get the taxi. This took no more than 5 to 10 minutes.... More

Great boutique hotel - excellent rooms. great interiors, furniture n fittings in the room - very helpful staff. We were trying to get tickets to the House of Dancing Water but found that it was sold out. The concierge / reception staff went out of their way to help source tickets from some travel agents who had a couple of... More

We stayed at The Rocks when visiting relatives in Macau. The whole hotel is immaculate and they could not have been more helpful. The rooms are lovely and overlook the lagoon where the ferries come and go to Hong Kong. There are unbelievable sky lanes taking tourists from the airport, ferry port to the various islands which make up Macau.... More

A friend recommended The Rocks Hotel to me so decided to give it a try. I had passed by the hotel wandering in Fisherman’s Wharf in a trip to Macau a few years ago. Although the Wharf sounded like a failed white elephant investment, The Rocks Hotel looked quite charming among the tacky facilities nearby. It is Victorian replica, but... More

The Rocks Hotel in Macau, China. I stayed there for one night only from Sunday the 20th to Monday the 21st August 2011. The staff are so, so friendly (especially Mindy) on arrival. The rooms are very spacious and comfortable to boot. You have a great view of Macau and it's surroundings. If i where ever to go back to... More

Rocks was a great hotel. Rooms were great with character and the hotel small compared to the others which is nice. Its close to ferry but good access to the heart of macau. Not sure I would go back to macau but if I did I would stay here. Quality.