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This property boasts two main advantages: Firstly, its excellent location and high floor, situated on the city's central axis, offering expansive views. Our tower-view suite provided simultaneous views of both the Canton Tower and the IFC. Secondly, the privacy is outstanding; the suites feature private elevator access directly to your suite (see Fig 5), meaning you barely need to remember your room number. However, there's significant room for improvement regarding the service. The sky lobby is located on the 68th floor, but accessing the elevators requires a staff member from the ground floor arrival lobby to swipe a key card. At the time, the front desk staff member responsible for the key card was constantly on the phone, and the concierge couldn't assist. After waiting for a considerable period, we had no choice but to follow another guest up. Surprisingly, our room's bathroom was missing hand towels (see Fig 13). According to standard procedure, housekeeping supervisors inspect rooms after cleaning, and only once approved are they released for guest check-in. Yet, such a glaring oversight occurred, suggesting the secondary inspection was merely a formality. This is highly unacceptable for a hotel of this caliber.

The Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou offers a truly unique experience, one I've never encountered at any other hotel – the experience of being treated like a thief! Around 2:30 PM on December 5th, I arrived at the hotel lobby. The front desk staff told me my room wasn't ready and asked me to wait. I mentioned my phone was out of battery and I was about to go out with friends. So, front desk staff A offered to charge my phone at the front desk. I left my phone there and went to the restroom. When I returned, my phone was plugged in, and I had to stand in the position shown in picture 1. Fearing I might bother other guests, I only stood there for a short while before moving away to wander around the lobby. When it was time for me to leave, I returned to the front desk. At this point, another guest was standing directly in front of the desk, so I had to stand to the side to call a taxi on my phone (position in picture 2). That's when employee B, who was standing in the lobby, came over and asked if I needed help. Before I could even answer, he accused me of standing there to peek at other guests' privacy. Wow, wow, even if I tried to pick a fight, I couldn't come up with such an insulting method! It was truly novel, and I, the blogger, was momentarily speechless. All I could say was that I didn't want to stand there either; if my room were ready, I wouldn't need to stand there charging my phone. The employee then retreated without a word, no apology, not even a simple ”okay.” I had to ask other staff what position they had assigned this person to. I don't recall any hotel having a position dedicated to supervising guests to see if they're peeking at computers. Even if I weren't a hotel guest, just standing there to use a power strip, is such behavior serious enough to warrant an accusation of peeking at others' privacy? Do I need to explain again that from my angle, I couldn't even see the computer screen? And going back to the beginning, it wasn't my idea to plug my phone in at the front desk, was it? I've already written their excuses for them here: ”It was busy that day, the room wasn't ready, the employee was just doing their job, we apologize for the bad experience~” I only have one question: which of these reasons leads to accusing a guest of peeking at customer privacy on a work computer?? Under normal circumstances, a guest really shouldn't stand in that spot, but first and foremost, the hotel employee told me to charge my phone there, which is why I was standing there. Secondly, if that person had just come over and said I was blocking the way, I wouldn't have been so angry. Why jump straight to such a bizarre accusation? Forget about respecting hotel guests, did they even show me the respect a normal citizen deserves? All I can say is run! With this money, where else wouldn't be better? At this price point, are there really any hotels with significantly worse facilities? I didn't feel a shred of welcome; I only felt like my booking displeased them, infringing on other guests' privacy or adding to their burden. For those who enjoy causing themselves trouble, I highly recommend this hotel! 👍🏻

Congdu International is a beautiful estate nestled within the city. It's incredibly spacious, so you'll rely on golf carts to get around the grounds, otherwise, you'd be walking forever. This time, I stayed in a 109-square-meter Type A suite. The suite is quite luxurious and grand, consisting of a living room, bedroom, bathroom, and walk-in closet. My favorite part was the private outdoor garden with its pavilions, flowing water, and the sounds of birds and blooming flowers. The service was absolutely excellent. Before arrival, they called to ask about my preferences and estimated arrival time, ensuring the room was ready beforehand. Every time I called for a golf cart, it arrived promptly. The complimentary mini-bar drinks and fruit were plentiful – more than I could possibly consume. The Western section of the buffet breakfast was superb, with high-quality smoked salmon, corned beef, three types of cheese, and various mixed vegetables. You could also choose from different egg preparations. Since there weren't many people during my visit, the hot spring pools and indoor/outdoor swimming pools offered a great experience. In a word, it was a perfect stay.

I stayed at Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou for one night and overall had a pleasant experience. The room was spacious, clean and beautifully designed, although the TV size and limited channel selection could be improved. I also received a complimentary room upgrade, which I appreciated, but the room was quite close to the tunnel, so some noise could still be heard at night. The staff were detailed, friendly and very helpful throughout my stay. During checkout, the front desk even checked on my staying experience and noted down my feedback in their system for future stays, which I found thoughtful. The location is excellent, directly connected to Taikoo Hui and the MRT station, which made getting around very convenient. One downside was the spa voucher included in my stay package. Due to my tight schedule, I wasn’t able to use it, so I requested to exchange it for breakfast instead, but the hotel was unable to accommodate the request. It would be great if the voucher usage could be more flexible in the future. Overall, a comfortable stay with great service and convenience, with just a few points that could be improved.

This is my second stay at the Park Hyatt within a year. The excellent location and incredibly thoughtful service make for a truly reassuring stay. Being able to gaze at the beautiful Pearl River scenery right outside your window, without even leaving the room, remains a memorable highlight of this hotel. I wish the Park Hyatt booming business and increasing prosperity!

Our stay at the Rosewood Guangzhou was a great experience! Winston from Guest Relations contacted us before check-in to coordinate everything, and he even arranged a wonderful room with a fantastic view for us in advance. The floor-to-ceiling windows were huge, and the scenery was absolutely stunning. For our anniversary, they surprised us with a beautiful small cake. The Japanese restaurant on the 107th floor was both beautiful and delicious! A big thank you to the service team, Sophia, Julie, Zilia, and Bessie, for their quiet dedication, and to Manager Vera for her efficient communication. We'll definitely be back for another stay! ✌🏻

This is my third time here. Hygiene: The room was clean and tidy, and I really liked the decor style. Service: The bellboy proactively helped with luggage, and the staff were very polite and had a great attitude. Environment: The Christmas tree didn't seem as impressive as those in other luxury hotels. The entrance itself isn't very large, and there were influencers taking photos there, making it a bit crowded. Breakfast: A lot of people were at breakfast, and we had to queue every time. The selection was quite rich, but it would have been even better if they had salmon.

I first came across this hotel while taking a stroll along the riverside, and its exterior immediately caught my eye. With the National Games and Flower Expo happening, I specifically chose to stay here. To my surprise, the Lingnan-style room and its ambiance were even more beautiful and comfortable than what the photos on the platform suggested. The staff made me feel incredibly welcome. A special thanks to Mr. Leung at the front desk for upgrading my room free of charge and for thoroughly explaining all the hotel's amenities. I also appreciate the various gifts from the hotel. Having a balcony and a bathtub in the room is something we Hong Kongers absolutely love, and my balcony even offered a view of the Canton Tower – I was thrilled! This will definitely be my first choice next time I visit Guangzhou. 😊😊

I've probably stayed at Jumeirah Guangzhou almost 30 times, and I've also stayed at other luxury hotels in Guangzhou. Every time I come back here, it feels especially warm and inviting. The service from the front desk staff during check-in, the concierge, and the housekeeping team is exceptional; you can really feel their genuine sincerity. The location is excellent; while it might not be the absolute best in Guangzhou, it's still very good. The service is beyond reproach, and the facilities are great. If I had to pick something to criticize, it would be that the room was too cold and the breakfast didn't have many options, though the quality was good.

I booked the room through Ctrip and got a room upgrade, which the hotel honored as promised. There's an exclusive lounge for VIP guests, which saved us from queuing. While checking in, my child could look at picture books and watch cartoons nearby, so they weren't bored. The floor just outside our room felt a bit sticky, and the cleaning staff promptly came to clean it. My child stays up late, so after the park closed, we checked off the birthday stamp and took photos with the treasure hunt bear. It was our birthday month. I heard there are special perks on the actual birthday, but the butler still gave us a souvenir, which was a nice touch! ✌️ By the way, a quick note on the three parks: 1. The Happy World is a bit old; 1-2 hours is enough to explore it. 2. Bird Park requires a short ride to get there, and it's also a bit old, but the variety of birds is impressive. Half a day is sufficient. 3. The Wildlife Park is the best one. I recommend spending two days there. Every day, we ran into student field trip groups 😂