Hotels with Parking in Qingyuan

Facilities: There are walking paths along the fields, and small gazebos. Breakfast and afternoon tea are served in the lobby bar, and proper meals can also be arranged. There's a balcony offering beautiful views of the fields, and a private hot spring tub on the balcony for each room. However, at night, the reflection from the private tub attracts mosquitoes, so you'll be soaking with them. The swimming pool on the 4th floor has a great design that blends in with the distant mountains; it's atmospheric on cloudy days and scenic on sunny ones. There's also a gym and a rooftop. Detached villas are available, perfect for multi-generational family holidays. Cleanliness: The bathroom drainage is quite poor. After a shower of less than 10 minutes, you'll be standing in water, which needs improvement. Environment: Superb. Service: Superb. Minibar: Well-stocked with drinks, crisps, and a wide selection of teas. Yunqi Double Afternoon Tea: One cheesecake, one bowl of red bean soup, and one bowl of watermelon. The portions are small but exquisite, not those unpalatable, pretentious cakes. T3 Organic Tea Garden Scenic Area Ticket: Pretty good. The tea garden is accessible on your own, and you can see the karst peaks.

1. I truly recommend this hotel! The cleanliness is outstanding, there wasn't a single strange smell in the room, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly and efficient. It made for a very comfortable and stress-free stay. 2. The value for money here is incredible. The location is easy to find and convenient for transport, the room was spacious with great natural light, and the bed was just right – not too hard, not too soft – so I slept really well. 3. My first stay here was absolutely fantastic. It was super clean, well-equipped, and any issues I had were resolved immediately. The service is simply excellent.

Absolutely loved this bamboo forest courtyard! It's an immersive experience, nestled within acres of bamboo. The rainy day ambiance was simply divine. As soon as I stepped into the courtyard, I was enveloped by lush greenery. The drizzle pattered on the bamboo, the leaves rustled, and the air was filled with the fresh, damp scent of vegetation – so peaceful and therapeutic. The glamping tent accommodation had a wild luxury feel, and the private courtyard offered complete privacy. Inside, it was clean and tidy, with comfortable bedding. Hiding in the tent on a rainy day, listening to the white noise of rain on bamboo leaves, created a truly wonderful atmosphere. The environment is tranquil and elegant, far from the city's hustle and bustle. The owner provided thoughtful and attentive service, making the entire stay from check-in to check-out completely comfortable. The bamboo forest on a rainy day had a unique charm, misty and ethereal, with swaying bamboo shadows. It's the perfect place to relax and unwind, whether you're seeking solitude or a gathering with friends. It's already on my list for a second visit, highly recommended!

Our two days at T Manor Tent camp were very enjoyable, with lots of peaceful walks through the plantation and some spectacular sunsets seen from our glamping tent and from the viewing area at the top of the hill which looks out over the karst-studded landscape. Our tent was located down below which was less spectacular than the tents on the hill but also less exposed and a good option. We had great service from the T Manor staff, who set up a WeChat thread so my husband could communicate with us easily as most of them didn’t speak English. One exception was Allen, a tour guide from Taiwan who was very friendly and helpful, especially on the last day when he helped organise a car to take us to our next accommodation a few hours drive away. A special mention must also go to the restaurant staff, who served us a range of tea-infused dishes and patiently went along with our many queries (our daughter is coeliac which made eating in China a little complicated). Thank you T Manor for a serene and friendly experience, we particularly loved listening to the sound of the bees pollinating the tea bushes as we eat on the veranda of our tent and looked out over the plantation.

When I checked in, the front desk didn’t say that it was the room facing the safe passage. I went upstairs and found that the room facing the safe passage was on the side and the room door was ringing all day. It was very loud. There was still leftover garbage from the last guest on the stool. I opened it and saw the curtains. Very short, it can cover one side and there is a light transmission. The location is very convenient. There is a bus stop at the door. It is not very far from Shunying Square.

I stayed in a lake-view room, which was spacious and clean. Opening the window, I was greeted by the scenic Swan Lake, offering a quiet and comfortable environment – perfect for a restful stay. The hotel's buffet restaurant boasts an excellent view, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the lake. The buffet breakfast offered a wide variety, including Cantonese dim sum, freshly prepared noodles, Western pastries, fruits, and drinks – all delicious. The resort has a great selection of activities. We checked out the ancient stalactite cave, the Tiangong Lake Glass Bridge, and the jungle coaster. There's also the Chayu Hot Springs, the Mountain Spring Water World, and Swan Lake boat rides. The kids had a fantastic time!

Qingyuan Xilegu is a great spot for a short family getaway. It's about a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Shenzhen. They have a good number of hot spring pools, plus a children's splash pool, a water park, and a non-powered amusement park, so the kids had a blast. The resort also offers shuttle services, and the family rooms are adorably decorated, which the little ones loved. The Tang Dynasty-style Sleepless Valley has a fantastic evening atmosphere, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options too.

An incredible gem of a boutique hotel, run by a friendly host who anticipates and caters to your needs. This hotel is nestled between idyllic hills and farms, and a 20min stroll (or rent their bikes at 60rmb/day) to HuangHua where there’re great restaurants and supermarkets. It was exactly what we did not know we were looking for in a short getaway from HK to Yingde. The hotel itself is clean and modern, and the food was a pleasant surprise. Being foreigners used to western-style breakfast, we were initially apprehensive while booking, but the farm-to-table, home-cooked breakfast turned out to be absolutely delicious, such that we found ourselves looking forward to it on our second morning. We felt like we lucked out with this accommodation choice, as just within walking distance from the hotel, the host brought us to local hiking trails with quite the view (tip: go at sunrise, and if conditions are right you’ll get to see the “sea of clouds”), a climbing crag and an amazing cave you’ll have to yourself. The host, who turned out to be quite the explorer and adrenaline junkie in her younger years, happily took us to them, also showing us photo spots along the way. But perhaps the best kept secret of this hotel is hinted in its name itself. From its roof terrace, we saw shooting stars fly by above the glow of the region’s famous karst.

I was very satisfied with my stay. The environment was great, and there's a shopping area downstairs with very convenient transportation. Definitely worth recommending!

The facilities are modern, the environment is peaceful, and the soundproofing is excellent. The butler was very responsive and helpful, which I really appreciate. Parking is convenient, and the amenities are comprehensive. The water in the water park is very clean, and there are many facilities for children to enjoy. We will definitely come back again.