The hotel was impressive, with its nice portuguese decor, and immaculately clean rooms. The food was something that still make me want to go back. I ordered black chicken and it was done to perfection.

I highly recommend this place, if you want a little bit of history. It used to be a fort, with its foundation dating back to 1627.

Pousada de Sao Tiago Hotel is the place I will stay in Macau, if ever I go back again.

Chris Nyles

I hope that the news of 'upgrades' won't ruin this wonderful hotel. A converted old fort, with a Latin ambience. A perfect romantic hideaway. You enter up the inner stone steps, while the top fountain's water trickles down. Old-fashioned, no elevators, but who cares? A balcony where you can dine in bathrobes under the stars, far from the noise of the casinos. For honeymooners in fact or dream, this is the place.