Ultimate Guide to a Great Stay at Lisboeta Macau

Macau boasts an astonishing number of hotels 🏨 The purpose of this trip Was to attend a concert 🎤 The venue was at Studio City But since we booked late, Studio City's rates had surged, and traveling with kids We ultimately chose to stay at 🍇 Lisboeta Macau 🍇 Two reasons for choosing Lisboeta ✨ 1️⃣ No casino here, making it more kid-friendly 2️⃣ Convenient location, not too far from The Londoner Macao 🌈 Besides the standard rooms we stayed in, Lisboeta also offers collaborations with L'Occitane and LINE FRIENDS-themed rooms All three hotels share the same shopping mall 🌈 Getting around Macau is quite convenient Bus fares are 6 MOP per ride, while the metro uses a tiered fare system—both accept QR code payments Taxis are often available at hotel entrances But it's best to exchange for MOP when taking taxis (HKD is also accepted at 1:1 exchange) If you don't have cash, you can transfer directly to the driver at the same 1:1 RMB rate Of course, the most convenient way to get around is via the free shuttle buses ("Fortune Buses") provided by major hotels 🌈 To save on transportation costs in Macau 💰 Make full use of these free Fortune Buses 🚍 Familiarize yourself with hotel locations in advance ⚠️ This trip mainly involved shuttling between Macau Peninsula and Taipa Island Macau Peninsula ✨ is the historic district, home to landmarks like the Ruins of St. Paul's and Fisherman's Wharf Taipa Island ✨ is where most hotels are concentrated, including famous ones like The Londoner and The Parisian Many large hotels have branches on both islands, so their shuttles run between them Understanding the geography and using Fortune Buses wisely can save a lot on transport 🌈 Take our stay at Lisboeta as an example ❗ Grand Lisboa Palace, Lisboeta, and Grand Lisboa are under the same company Lisboeta and Grand Lisboa Palace are connected 🏨—you can walk from Lisboeta to Grand Lisboa Palace (Taipa). At the North Gate, take a Fortune Bus to Grand Lisboa (Peninsula) From Grand Lisboa, it's just a 10-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's MGM Cotai and Wynn Palace are also close to Lisboeta Both hotels have branches on the Peninsula 🏨 A 5-minute walk from Lisboeta takes you to Wynn Palace, where you can catch a Fortune Bus to Wynn Macau Right next to Wynn Macau is MGM Macau From there, take MGM Macau's Fortune Bus back to MGM Cotai 🌈 We took a taxi to Rua do Cunha, costing about 50 RMB (since we didn’t exchange MOP, we paid at 1:1) Actually, there’s a bus stop right outside Grand Lisboa—you could take the bus too From Rua do Cunha, it’s a 10-minute walk to The Venetian 🌈 Upon arriving in Macau You can take your hotel’s Fortune Bus directly No need to worry about getting lost or boarding the wrong bus—each has clear hotel branding Uniformed staff are also present at shuttle stops 🌈 Another simple (though time-consuming) way to get around Is taking a Fortune Bus to the port Fortune Buses from all hotels gather here Then transfer to your desired hotel 🏨—super convenient