Hotels with Bars in Shantou

Stumbled upon this guesthouse online and decided to check it out before the May Day holiday rush. I was initially worried it might be a 'seller's show' (looks better in pictures than in real life), but it turned out to be 100% accurate to what was posted! Overall, a great experience. **Environment:** The guesthouse is set up like an estate, offering good privacy, so you're not disturbed by non-hotel guests or road noise. **Facilities:** The infinity pool in the room seems to circulate filtered seawater, which was very clean. It's perfect for taking photos at night when the lights are on, but it does shut off at 12 AM. There's also an outdoor pool on the first floor facing the sea. The minibar and fridge drinks in the room are complimentary, and all the amenities are of good quality. **Service:** The hotel staff were incredibly attentive. Right after booking, I immediately received a call from the owner. After adding them on WeChat, they confirmed my arrival time and whether I wanted the pool pre-filled, etc. Throughout my stay, I felt that all the staff had a great attitude. This is also a pet-friendly establishment. If you bring a pet, they provide a pet amenities kit with pee pads, diapers, disposable bowls, chew toys like Boryeongdan, and more. I brought my own dog bed, and they mentioned they also offer small beds. However, there's an additional cleaning fee for pets, which I didn't see on the booking page and only found out about upon arrival.

This stay was absolutely fantastic! The breakfast spread was amazing, with aromatic breads and authentic kway teow soup noodles that hit the spot. The room was spotlessly clean, comfortable, and cozy. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and thoughtful; they even called ahead to check on our needs before we arrived. They also thoughtfully prepared kid's toiletries since we were traveling with a child, and we got to enjoy a lovely afternoon tea. The overall service was meticulous and attentive, and the value for money was excellent. Highly recommend!

Shantou Chronicles: A City Remembered for a Place to Stay Before coming to Shantou, I'd heard that the Leebai Hotel was listed among Ctrip's high-end hotels, and the Doubao app also recommended it frequently. I had high expectations, and once I settled in, I realized that a good place to stay isn't built on reputation alone, but is hidden in the tiny details of everyday life, making you feel secure and even a little homesick. Upon entering the lobby, the front desk ladies greeted me with warm smiles. There was no polite distance in their words; it felt more like meeting old friends. The hallway wasn't the typical cookie-cutter hotel design either. The wall colors and lighting created a peaceful atmosphere, and in a corner, a small inscription read, ”Food as a gift, peace in dwelling.” At first glance, I thought it was just a common saying, but after staying for two days and looking back, it truly felt like a genuine statement. What was most touching were the details easily overlooked by others. Every day upon returning from my outings, the room was always tidied and spotless. The toiletries I'd casually spread out on the vanity were neatly arranged by the housekeeping auntie; clothes I'd washed and left to dry were folded precisely and placed by my pillow when I returned. Whenever I met a cleaning auntie in the hallway, she would always greet me with a smiling nod, her voice soft but warm. A faint, pleasant scent always lingered in the room—not a harsh incense, but something warm, like sun-dried cotton, making me feel relaxed the moment I opened the door. The room had a power-saving card, so there was no need to worry about waiting for the room to cool down in the summer. All these thoughtful touches made me feel at ease. The location was also excellent. Right next door was a bustling wet market; walking through it in the morning, my ears were filled with the sounds of everyday life, and the aroma of local food filled the streets. Not far away was Zhujiang Road Food Street, perfect for an evening stroll, with the fragrance of food wafting everywhere. There was a bike rental station downstairs, so I could cycle out in the morning and return the bike right at the doorstep in the evening. Shantou isn't a large city, so staying here made getting around convenient, without wasting too much energy on transportation. The hotel also provided a hand-drawn tourist map, clearly showing the care put into every stroke. Streets and eateries were marked distinctly, eliminating the need to search for guides. The front desk staff patiently recommended local restaurants, all places frequented by locals, not just tourist traps. The coffee at the bar was also good, with a lingering aroma. Even after drinking it at 1 AM, I was still energetic and wide awake. It's clear that the owners understand how to live; they have a knack for business yet possess a sense of aesthetics. Everything is thoughtfully considered, yet subtly executed. If there was any shortcoming, it would be that the bathroom pipes occasionally made a sudden noise at night. In the quiet of the night, the sound was particularly distinct, and on two occasions when I was a light sleeper, I was startled awake. However, this minor flaw was overshadowed by the overall comfort and peace of mind I experienced throughout my stay, so it wasn't a significant issue. Initially, I booked for two nights, but by the second day, I didn't want to leave, so I extended my stay for another night. When traveling, it's rare to find a place that makes you feel so at ease. It's like walking and suddenly stumbling upon a cool, shaded spot under an eaves; once you sit down, you don't want to rush to get up. Over the past few days, I also tried a few hotpot places, sampling both Tianshan Beef and VIP Beef. Personally, I preferred Tianshan's; the beef had a faint milky aroma, and the beef tendon meatballs were incredibly springy. The Zhujiang Rice Noodle Roll shop next to the hotel is also worth a visit; having a plate in the early morning made my stomach feel warm all day long. People used to say that you fall in love with a city because of a person. Now I realize that you can also be willing to revisit a city because of a place to stay. Next time I come to Shantou, I think I will still choose to stay here—not because of its luxury, but because it makes you feel like you can have a sense of home and stability even when you're away.

On my first day in Shantou, I chose this guesthouse near MixC. The location is truly excellent and incredibly convenient. The moment I stepped into the room, I was amazed by the owner's design. The whole place embraces Wabi-sabi aesthetics, with thoughtful design touches everywhere. The room was exceptionally clean and tidy. The mattress was incredibly comfortable; lying on it just made all the day's fatigue disappear. Before bed, I had a soak in the bathtub, which was absolutely wonderful. Plus, the room's soundproofing was superb, ensuring a fantastic night's sleep 💤. The natural lighting in the room was really great, with the morning sun streaming onto the bed. I especially loved the tea space; in the morning, I'd go make myself a cup of coffee. It was perfect for emptying my mind and enjoying the moment. The hotel provided breakfast vouchers that could be used at a nearby restaurant. I chose the Cheung Fun, and the place was packed with locals, making the taste very authentic. If I come to Shantou again, this will definitely be my top choice. 🏠 Shanheli (MixC)

The location is very quiet and comfortable by the sea. The room was exceptionally clean, and there were many handsome men and beautiful women among the staff. The hotel amenities were a pleasant surprise; the water glasses were exquisite, and the shampoo left my hair feeling very voluminous. I particularly loved the subtle orange scent of the shower gel, so much so that I specifically bought a set from the front desk. The hotel has a large parking lot with both above-ground and underground parking. It was reassuring to have underground parking available during the typhoon. I will definitely stay here again~

Choosing the right hotel is so important when you're visiting this city! This hotel has an excellent location, within walking distance of many popular attractions, and very convenient for transport. The room was clean and hygienic, the bedding was soft, and there were no strange odors. The air conditioning worked well and was quiet. The bathroom facilities were complete, and there was plenty of hot water. The breakfast offered a rich variety, including local specialty snacks, which tasted great. The staff were warm and attentive, and even provided a travel guide. It offers incredible value for money, highly recommended to anyone planning a trip here!

The overall environment and hygiene were excellent. The hotel's location is super convenient; it's a 10-15 minute taxi ride to Shantou Old Town and Xiao Park. Downstairs, you'll find Longyan South Road Food Street, and Mixc City is within walking distance. Overall, my stay was very satisfactory, and the staff were very enthusiastic.

I enjoy reading to pass the time on vacation, and the quiet corner on the terrace is perfect for it. With a complimentary coffee in hand, I can look up and admire the ocean view, the fishing boats going to and from the pier, the relaxed daily life of the town, and the windmills swaying in the breeze. The sunset creates such a gentle atmosphere. The desk in the room is spacious and quiet, and the bathtub is great for unwinding. The bedding ensures a good night's sleep. The pool and gym are good for relaxing your eyes, and the kids' club is far enough away not to disturb the quiet areas. Plus, parking is convenient if you're driving.

The Golden Leaf Hotel specially selected by the Shuangzhong Cultural Festival, the hotel is in a good location, and the team passes by the cross road in front of the hotel. Old hotel, good service, a pleasant stay.

非常滿意的一次旅行！房間空間大，私密性好，全屋智能太友好了！還有投影儀，呆在房間看電影都是一種享受！酒店還配有恆温泳池，樓上樓下兩層，私隱性好，水温合適，孩子非常喜歡，來回在裏面玩了一個多小時，解放了帶娃的我們！民宿管家的服務非常周到，會特意根據我們的時間合理安排早餐的用餐時間！店裡還有烤肉，孩子游完泳，我們在荔枝樹下吃烤肉，度假的鬆弛感拉滿！