Stay·The First Episode in Qingyuan - New World Qingyuan Hotel

Stay·The First Episode in Qingyuan - New World Qingyuan Hotel If you feel tired of city life, coming to New World Qingyuan Hotel, which is just over an hour's drive from Guangzhou, might be considered an ideal escape. It breaks the boundaries between work and vacation, creating a whole new travel and living experience. The hotel was formerly known as Qingyuan Qianli Hotel (belonging to the Guili Group), and now it has been rebranded as New World, still maintaining a high standard. When checking in, the hotel reception will provide guests with a map of the hotel, which is convenient for understanding the location of the hotel's facilities. After nightfall, fire pits are lit outside the lobby entrance and the lobby bar windows, and the lighting in the hotel lobby is mainly warm, creating a great atmosphere. One must not miss the signature lychee soda at the hotel lobby bar, which, accompanied by the blazing fire in the night, can completely relax one's mood. The hotel as a whole adopts a Japanese style that favors wooden elements in its design, and each piece of art placed in the public areas is personally selected by Ms. Zheng Zhiwen, the head of Guili. Our stay was in a Supreme King Room. Initially, the mountain view outside the bathtub of our room was a bit obstructed by trees. After reflecting this to the front desk, the duty manager personally accompanied us to reselect another room of the same type. The service and attitude were impeccable. Entering the room, there is a vestibule partitioning the bedroom, with a semi-open cloakroom on the left. The headboard uses Japanese washi paper as an abstract decoration, refining the color elements of ginkgo, full of design sense. The bathroom space is spacious and bright, with a double washbasin separated by a dressing table, and additionally, there is a rare double shower and a huge soaking tub. The soaking tub in the basic room type is outdoors, and staying in the basic room type in winter might reduce the experience. The hotel's dining is standard, with a fairly rich variety for breakfast, but the taste is average. The Chinese restaurant - Xuan Restaurant's offerings are still acceptable, and the farmhouse dishes available within a 5 km drive from the hotel might be a better choice. The area of the hot spring pool in the public area is not very large, and on weekends or holidays, there may be a phenomenon of many people crowding into one pool, but the facilities and amenities still make one feel that it is the ceiling of hot spring hotels in Guangdong.