Macau is a former Portuguese territory on the south China coast, where a UNESCO-listed historic centre of churches and squares sits beside the giant casino resorts of Cotai. Casino hotels often offer good weekday deals, while weekends and holidays are much pricier.
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The old city near the Ruins of St. Paul’s, with smaller hotels and guesthouses.
The big integrated casino resorts, often with good weekday rates.
Old lanes of Macanese and Portuguese restaurants, a short walk from Cotai.
Downtown casino hotels near the ferry terminal and old town.
A quiet, green corner with beaches and a village square.
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October–December is dry and pleasant. Summer is hot, humid and in the typhoon season; weekends and Chinese holidays are the priciest times.
Weekday stays at Cotai casino resorts are often good value, and guesthouses in the historic centre can be cheaper still.
High-speed ferries and buses over the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge link the two cities.
Usually yes — rates often rise sharply on Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays.