The Cost-Effectiveness & Ceiling of Guangzhou's Five-Star Hotels

➡️ Guangzhou Garden Hotel, when traveling to Guangzhou, one simply cannot overlook this hotel. It is one of the only three Platinum Five-Star hotels in China, exuding elegance and nobility as a Platinum hotel, as well as a classic legend 😎 ➡️ The hotel itself is a tourist attraction with its 20,000 square meters of Lingnan gardens, waterfalls, pavilions, towers, and small bridges over flowing water, offering an endlessly beautiful scenery ➡️ As you enter the lobby, you can see art pieces everywhere, with hand-painted lacquer paintings from Yangjiang, 'Hundred Beauties' and 'Hundred Horses', hanging on both sides of the entrance hall. The background wall of the lobby is a huge gilded mural of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' ➡️ Another noteworthy mention is their restaurant. The Taoyuan Pavilion has been a Michelin-selected restaurant since Guangzhou started rating Michelin restaurants, serving high-end Cantonese fusion cuisine. Liwan Pavilion, also a Michelin Guide selected restaurant, serves traditional Cantonese dishes and dim sum ➡️ What's particularly impressive is that the only museum in the country themed around the hospitality industry is also located here, with a whopping 1600㎡ and six permanent exhibition halls. ➡️ The hotel is fully equipped with facilities, including an outdoor swimming pool, and the rooms are well-appointed with everything you could need. Most notably, they boast an oversized bathtub 🛁, which makes for a truly relaxing soak~ and the large floor-to-ceiling windows offer an unparalleled view In summary, this hotel's cost-effectiveness is second to none, and it is simply the ceiling of cost-effectiveness among Guangzhou's five-star hotels, worthy of a stay