Macau, A Solo Trip

A spontaneous trip has become a habit. I accidentally saw a video of the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian and decided on the direction for my Dragon Boat Festival holiday. Hotel Service From the airport, there is a shuttle bus directly to the hotel (after exiting the airport, turn right → go straight → keep right, it takes about 3 minutes to reach the waiting point). The ride to the hotel takes about 10 minutes. During my stay in Macau, I used the hotel shuttle bus to go everywhere and did not use a taxi 🚕 at all. 😍 Room Apart from the small window, everything else was fine. I booked a room with a view of the Eiffel Tower, and the small window faces the door, giving an immediate view upon entering. I ordered room service for breakfast, just to enjoy that chill. 💞 Shopping The hotel has The Parisian Mall, and a 3-minute walk to the left leads to The Four Seasons, which has all kinds of luxury brands (I bought a small Gucci top and was given a Gucci ice cream by the sales assistant, which tasted okay). The prices of luxury goods in Macau are similar to those in Shanghai. I bought some spicy snacks at Studio City across the street, which were much cheaper than in mainland China. 💓 Entertainment Macau Museum CityWalk. Visiting museums is a must wherever I go, and along the way, you can fully appreciate Macau's 'heaven' and 'earth'. (I stumbled upon a noodle shop on the way to the museum, which was very good, a pleasant surprise). 😍 Food The food at the Chinese Ice Room was delicious. I also went to a snack street (a very small and short food street). In terms of relaxation and comfort: between Hong Kong and Macau, I might prefer the latter.