Hotels With Bar in Guangdong, China

I blindly picked this hotel for my trip and it turned out to be an absolute hidden gem – what a pleasant surprise! As soon as I entered the room, I was amazed. It was spotlessly clean and tidy, with huge floor-to-ceiling windows that let in so much natural light. The bedding was comfortable, and the bathroom was bright and fresh, making for a truly relaxing stay. The service throughout was impeccable. Jingjing was warm, attentive, and incredibly accommodating, always ready to help with a gentle and thoughtful demeanor that made me feel right at home. The hotel's facilities and equipment are all new and comprehensive, making for a fantastic experience. The Italian restaurant served authentic and delicious dishes, and the breakfast was hearty and satisfying. The bar had an amazing ambiance, perfect for a relaxing drink. The exquisite afternoon tea at the 'Le Bar' was both beautiful and delicious, offering a leisurely and delightful experience. And the SPA provided professional treatments that were truly effective in relieving fatigue. This stay completely exceeded my expectations. I will definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone!

I was really impressed by the hotel's attention to detail after checking in. Everything in the room was well-maintained and easy to use. The bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep, and the bathroom was spotless. The atmosphere was quiet and refined, cleanliness was exceptional, and the facilities were comprehensive and practical – meeting all my daily needs. The service was also excellent. Overall, my experience exceeded expectations, and I highly recommend it.

Booked two river view rooms. One was upgraded to a Guangji Bridge river view room, and the other offered views of an ancient pagoda on the other side. The rooms are very spacious, and the flower arrangements in the public areas are fantastic. You absolutely must try the hotel's breakfast buffet! There are four live cooking stations: various cheung fun (rice noodle rolls), kway teow/noodles, Chaoshan porridge, and Western-style omelets. The Cantonese dim sum selection is also extensive, with many different Chaozhou kway (dumplings/cakes) – they were delicious! A special thank you to Belle for her excellent service; she helped check my InterContinental membership, which allowed us to enjoy the in-room minibar for free.

Facilities: Quite complete and well-maintained. They promptly replaced the charging cable and delivered a working one to my room. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. The housekeepers did a great job cleaning and were very proactive in refilling water and towels. Environment: The location is excellent. There are many great restaurants nearby, and it's close to a shopping mall. Everything from dining to entertainment is convenient. Service: The front desk staff was very friendly. Special thanks to Xia Tian for the delicious souvenir!

Jessica, the manager, deserves a five-star review! She was incredibly welcoming and efficient during check-in, and even offered practical tips on local attractions and restaurants. The room itself was spacious with a great view, and being south-facing, it got lovely sunlight in the afternoon, perfect for relaxing. Inside, it was spotlessly clean with comfortable bedding and good soundproofing. The breakfast buffet was excellent, offering a wide variety of both Western and Chinese options, and hot dishes were replenished promptly. Overall, the service, facilities, and dining were all top-notch and great value for money. I'd definitely recommend it to friends.

I was looking to relive the nostalgia of Zhongshan International Hotel from 32 years ago, but it turned out to be the only disappointment of my accommodation during this Guangdong trip. I know a 40-year-old hotel shouldn't be expected to be perfect, and I can accept outdated facilities, but they should at least be functional, right? I specifically paid extra for a newly renovated room, only to find that one of the bedside charging sockets didn't work. They said they'd send someone to fix it, and after waiting 20 minutes, the front desk called to ask if I had requested a room change? The tone was quite abrupt. After agreeing to switch rooms, I was told to go downstairs to process the change. Once I did, I found the new room was old and not in the same category as the one I had paid extra for. Switching rooms again was quite frustrating. I hope they improve their service training. As the number one hotel in Zhongshan over 30 years ago, they shouldn't just rest on their laurels and stop striving for improvement.

I've stayed here a few times and it's always great! The location is super convenient, really close to the subway and electronic shopping districts, making it so easy to get around and go shopping. Sundy's service was also excellent, and the lobby even had a check-in activity where they gave out gifts! The rooms are clean and comfortable too. It's a solid choice for both business travelers and families, definitely a five-star review from me!

Irene from Guest Relations called ahead to ask about my room preferences and even added me on WeChat, so I could contact her anytime with requests. She replied quickly even at 9 or 10 at night, for which I'm very grateful. The hotel faces the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge and is a 15-20 minute walk from Gongbei Port. There's a convenience store downstairs, and popular restaurants like Jin Yue Xuan and Xie Cheng Seafood Hotpot are nearby. My personal pet peeve: I can accept a hotel not having a smart toilet, but no soft-close lid is just something I can't understand.

My stay at Le Méridien Huizhou Xiaojing Bay was actually pretty good. I saw a lot of negative reviews and was hesitant about coming, but I decided to give it a try in the end. After all, nothing is perfect, and I wanted to experience it for myself. I chose to check in before the holiday to avoid the crowds, so the hotel wasn't at full capacity that day. They proactively upgraded my room and, during check-in, provided a detailed introduction to the fire dance performance and essential room and hotel information. Regarding the room, I stayed on the west side, near the pool and greenway. The sea view was fantastic. I saw many people debating whether the sea view was 180 degrees, even complaining and giving bad reviews over it. I honestly find that hard to understand. A vacation is about relaxing, enjoying the comfort and tranquility of the seaside, not obsessing over angles. The view was already spacious enough. Do you really need to be in the middle of the sea for it to be perfect, haha? The room was a bit humid, but I accepted it. If you choose to stay by the sea, you have to accept that with the current weather in Guangdong, it's like that everywhere, especially by the sea. The hotel staff were very friendly; everyone greeted me. Even the cleaning aunties said hello. Right outside the hotel is a commercial street that can meet basic needs, and the greenway is within walking distance – an excellent choice for a walk or bike ride 🚴♀️ in the morning or after dinner. Overall, the experience was quite good, not as exaggerated as many reviews suggested. Perhaps it's because I didn't go on a weekend or a holiday. Travel experiences are inherently personal, and only by feeling the sea breeze and sunshine can you create your own beautiful memories.

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!