Hotels with Parking in Chaozhou

1) Location is superb. Right smack in the ancient city and 50m from the landmark guangji gate. You can walk everywhere to do your visits and taste street food & other gourmets . You can even get on a trishaw & do a slow sightseeing of the city among the interesting streets outside the non-traffic square 2) hotel is new about 6 months old. Clean and full amenities . The bed is comfortable and good. We are not familiar with the light switches so had trouble switching to dim lights at night 3) there’s a lift and a laundry area downstairs 4) service is perfect . Our room came with breakfast. Breakfast is simple and fresh and wholesome . Well in chaozhou you probably wanna skip to eat the yummy snacks on the street. We had breakfast for 2 days. On the last day we skipped. We slept in till breakfast time was over. We had bought a rice dumpling and a rice snack the day before. We requested for them to heat up. They went beyond our expectations. Not only heat up, but gave us fresh fruits all serve properly on a tray like room service. Thank you 5) we booked a one bedroom suite on level 2. Ceilings are high. Room is airy. Soundproofing is good. Once the windows are closed. There’s minimal noise from street outside. By night 10pm it’s quiet . Morning noises only start around 9am plus from tourists foot traffic 6) Tip- as traffic are not allowed on that street. The nearest point is to get off at the Xia shui men (下水门） gate and enter the gate. From there you walk about 100-150m on flat well-tiled surfaces to the hotel 7) hope the hotel maintains their cleanliness & newness moving forward . Will definitely stay there again when in chaozhou

No wonder this B&B was a filming location for the CCTV Spring Festival Gala; it truly lives up to its perfect reviews! The experience was fantastic. It's centrally located in Chaozhou Ancient City, making both transportation and parking incredibly convenient. We parked at the Kaiyuan parking lot, and it was just a one-minute walk to the inn. The owner was exceptionally thoughtful, offering tips and recommendations for food, drinks, and activities throughout our stay – all of their local suggestions were spot-on. The old courtyard house has a charming, ancient vibe, and our room was clean and refreshing with complete amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay. The 'Qingmei Pavilion' duplex room was spacious with plenty of beds and excellent audio-visual facilities, offering incredible value for money. This B&B is a ancestral home from the Ming Dynasty, with attention to detail evident everywhere. It's also a benchmark for fire safety, making us feel very secure during our stay. The surrounding alleys are bustling with local life, and you can stumble upon delicious specialty foods around every corner. Strolling through the ancient courtyard dressed in Nyonya attire made for beautiful, atmospheric photos.

My best friend and I spontaneously decided to visit Chaozhou, and we booked this guesthouse on the same day. It's right in the heart of the ancient city's Paifang Street, making it super convenient to get everywhere. Parking was easy too, just a few minutes' walk from a lot about 500 meters away. The guesthouse itself has excellent facilities, and everything is very tastefully done. The staff were warm and attentive, and the place was spotless. Honestly, the whole experience was even better than a five-star hotel. Highly recommend!

A hidden gem of a hotel!!! It's in a quiet spot despite being in a bustling area, not directly on the main road. There are lots of great local eateries nearby; the hotel's recommendations for food stalls were especially reliable and delicious! It's about a 10-minute taxi ride to the scenic spots, and ride-sharing services are readily available. It's a standalone property with convenient parking! The hotel is clean and tidy, the bedding is comfortable, and the room size is good. The breakfast is rich and high-quality, especially the kway teow noodles! 😘

This stay truly exceeded my expectations, so I have to give it a big thumbs up! First off, the hotel's facilities are incredibly comprehensive and smart. The room was spacious and bright, and the mattress was soft and comfortable – lying on it instantly melted away the day's fatigue. The bathroom had excellent wet/dry separation, with hot water coming out quickly and with strong pressure, making a hot shower incredibly refreshing. As for hygiene, it was absolutely impeccable. As soon as I walked in, I noticed a faint, pleasant scent – absolutely no strange odors. I specifically checked the bedsheets and duvet covers, and they were pristine white, flat, and spotless. The bathroom corners and sink were also sparkling clean. As someone with germaphobia, I felt extremely comfortable and completely at ease during my stay. Finally, I have to commend the service. Front desk attendant #8 greeted me with a constant smile, processed my check-in quickly, and even thoughtfully recommended local eateries. The housekeeping staff also warmly greeted me whenever we met and responded to my requests very promptly. In summary, both the hardware and software were faultless, and the value for money was exceptional. I will definitely choose this place again next time I'm in town!

There are plenty of food options near the hotel, and you can try the Chaoshan people's 'cola' – it tastes really similar to actual cola. The hotel's laundry service is excellent, thanks to Nanjiang, Cherry, and Orange [staff names]. All the service staff here are very kind and approachable; they can quickly help you with whatever you need.

First off, the location is absolutely fantastic – super convenient for getting anywhere, right across from Kaiyuan Temple. It's really in the heart of everything. The breakfast is a simple affair, but I have to give a special shout-out to the lady making the noodles. My partner and I were sharing a bowl, so she specially added extra ingredients, worried we wouldn't have enough. The mini cakes were also delicious. The hotel also offers free Chaozhou performances, which was a huge bonus! You can even enjoy some tea. We were originally planning to spend over a hundred yuan to see a show, so getting this for free was amazing. You do have to go to another venue, but it's not far at all, and you can even visit another attraction on the way. The performance included Chaozhou opera, lion dance, and Yingge dance. The young performers were incredible!

Facilities: Excellent and very new. Cleanliness: Spotless! I even told the cleaning staff it was clean enough, but she clearly has incredibly high standards for herself. Ambiance: Very pleasant, a quiet oasis tucked away in a bustling neighborhood. Service: I was quite annoyed with the room key issue. We were staying for consecutive nights, and after a tiring evening exploring the night market, we returned to our room on the sixth floor only to find the key card wasn't working. I sent my child to the front desk to get it reactivated. She came back saying it was fixed, but it still didn't work. I then had to go down *with* my child myself to the front desk to ensure it was properly reactivated before making another trek back up. It was genuinely exhausting. Suggestion: It's quite inconvenient to have to reactivate the room key at the front desk when extending a stay. Most hotels allow guests to simply continue using their existing key without this extra step. I hope this process can be improved, especially given how busy the elevators already are.

I really loved the vibe here; it felt like truly living slowly in the ancient city of Chaozhou. The inn is super conveniently located near Paifang Street, just a short walk to the bustling food street. The room was clean and comfortable, and the service was very attentive, making for a really reassuring stay. If any friends are planning a trip to Chaozhou, I'll definitely recommend this place so they can experience the charm of the ancient city!

This hotel is my top choice for business trips. The facilities are excellent overall, and the spaces are large and bright. The lobby lounge area is quiet and comfortable, and the book bar and floral tea section really elevate the stay experience. There's even a dedicated play area for kids. Breakfast is consistently good, with delicious Chaoshan-style kway teow soup noodles, and a well-balanced mix of Chinese and Western options. The mahjong room on the third floor is clean, and the laundry room on the fifth floor is practical and convenient. The free parking is a great perk, with plenty of space for easy entry and exit. The staff are warm, responsive, and attentive, making the entire stay smooth and pleasant. Definitely worth five stars! Clean and tidy.