Hotels With Bar in Guangdong, China

Stayed at this hotel for two days while visiting Foshan, and the service was excellent. The concierge was very enthusiastic. The front desk is on the 11th floor, and the Le Bar is particularly noteworthy – it's really good. There's a spa on the 15th floor, a gym on the 16th, and even a small kids' play area. The room was clean, tidy, and spacious. I loved that the bathtub and shower were separate; it felt very refreshing, and being able to take a relaxing bath was a real plus. Breakfast on the 58th floor offered a fresh and abundant selection of food. Jingjing provided exceptionally warm service and was very kind to both my family and my children. This stay was a perfect experience, highly recommended!

Facilities: Pretty good, quite new. Hygiene: Excellent, this hotel is incredibly clean, truly impressed me. Great value, and it's a chain hotel. Next time I'm in Chaozhou, I'll definitely stay here again. The service is also very good. Environment: Right next to Kaiyuan Temple. The location is perfect. Downstairs, there are tons of street food stalls. Service: The service is also very good. Highly, highly recommended, mainly because of the excellent hygiene. The room wasn't damp either. I particularly love this simple white decor style.

This was the best hotel we stayed at during our self-driving trip with my parents. The room was huge, and the window faced the Han River. The moment we opened the sheer curtains, we were all a bit overwhelmed by the stunning beauty. The hotel's location is excellent, standing right by the Han River, making it convenient to get anywhere. All the staff were very friendly as well.

The room was fantastic! The staff were incredibly welcoming and enthusiastic too! From the moment I checked in, I felt a huge sense of hospitality. The staff were attentive and proactive, and the housekeeping team always greeted me warmly. Everyone there contributed to a unique and wonderful atmosphere, making guests feel truly cared for! You can also enjoy stunning views of the city from the hotel's 60th floor, and the bar on the 59th floor even has live music. It's definitely中山's top-ranked hotel, and I'd love to come back again! Thank you! ♡

I had a power outage at home, so I booked a last-minute stay at the nearest Sheraton for a night. The staff were very friendly, the room was spotlessly clean, and the ambiance was first-class. The room was quite spacious and featured a balcony overlooking the lake, which made for a very comfortable feeling. Breakfast was decent; my favorite item was the 'zhuchanglu'. There was a good variety of breakfast options, but the coffee was undrinkable, and the hot milk wasn't rich enough. Some minor issues that could be improved were: 1. The room had two bottles of shower gel but no shampoo; I assume there was a mix-up. 2. The in-room tea bags looked quite cheap and didn't feel premium. 3. For the complimentary Southeast Asian set lunch, we sat in the restaurant for 5 minutes without any staff attending to us, and the food itself was just average.

Traveling to Zhongshan again, I chose Zhongshan International Hotel as always. The location is convenient, close to the pedestrian street, allowing me to enjoy the rich Spring Festival atmosphere. The service is excellent, and the breakfast at the revolving restaurant is fantastic!

Just wrapping up our back-to-back extended stay at Hampton in Shenzhen. This second review provides some pictures of the delicious food served in the morning buffet. I also found their Free 24-hour laundry room to be extremely convenient. I highly recommend staying here on your stay in Shenzhen.

This hotel is beautifully located by the sea, less than a kilometer from Gongbei Port and Zhuhai Station (which are right next to each other!). The rooms are clean and tidy, even the standard rooms are quite spacious, and the amenities are excellent. The breakfast is rich and varied, and the hotel staff are professional and provide great service. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Zhuhai. Just a small suggestion: Could the hotel consider arranging a shuttle bus service to Gongbei Port (Zhuhai Station)? Although it's less than a kilometer, the road isn't flat or wide. After crossing the border from Macau with luggage, it's already quite tiring. It's difficult to walk, and if you try to take a taxi for such a short distance, drivers often give you a hard time. The driver was clearly reluctant for just a few hundred meters. The same thing happened on the way back when I took a taxi to Zhuhai Station for the airport bus; I had an unpleasant experience with the driver. A one-kilometer ride ended up taking nearly half an hour! Alas, this was the only slightly dissatisfying part of my trip.

This hotel has its clear pros and cons. Let's start with the good points: 1. **Excellent Location:** Situated in the heart of Xiaojing Bay, it's incredibly convenient. Within a 200-meter walk, you'll find Starbucks, Sisyphe Bookstore, 7-Eleven, a cinema, a pharmacy, China Resources convenience stores, and various restaurants. It's also right next to the entrance of the 'Wutou Greenway' trail. 2. **Spacious Rooms with Thoughtful Design:** The rooms are genuinely large. Both the East and West wings offer their unique advantages. The curved path design at the room entrance is a clever touch, aligning with the local geographical name. 3. **Well-Maintained Pools:** Both the indoor and outdoor pools have reasonable opening hours, and lifeguards are always on duty. 4. **Friendly and Welcoming Staff:** Most of the lobby staff are enthusiastic and friendly. You can tell they genuinely want guests to have a pleasant and enjoyable stay. Now for the drawbacks: 1. **Lack of Resort Amenities:** As a resort hotel, it's missing various facilities, activities, and supporting services. 2. **Unsatisfactory Butler Service:** The butler service is a bit of a mixed bag; not every staff member is suited for this so-called 'butler' role. If they're not good at it, perhaps they shouldn't go out of their way to offer services that cause problems. For instance, a butler proactively offered to send fruit in the evening. When the guest asked if they could have a glass of milk instead of fruit, if the butler couldn't provide it, couldn't they simply say they don't have the authority? No one was demanding it. Instead, they responded with a sarcastic tone, saying it couldn't be done and that milk was 38 RMB per glass, making it sound like the guest was trying to take advantage. The guest didn't even ask for it in the first place. Naturally, after that, no one wanted their 'graciously offered' fruit. 🤷‍♀️

The weather in Huizhou has been fantastic lately, so I specifically chose to stay at the Langman Hotel. The location is excellent, right in Shuizhong Street, with plenty of food and entertainment downstairs. It's also very close to West Lake, and there are some old, renowned eateries nearby, perfect for an early morning food hunt. The hotel itself has a great environment, spacious rooms, and a very comfortable stay. I'll definitely be staying here again next time I'm in Huizhou!