Hotel Boutique di Guangdong, China

The rooms were fine, but I have to give a negative review for the concierge service. I was with my child and in a hurry to register my car plate number before heading out. However, the concierge, a man with glasses, was engaging in a lengthy and polite conversation with a foreigner and completely ignored us. Even though I was standing there with my child for several minutes, no one bothered to approach us. I finally had to interrupt their enthusiastic chat to ask if someone else or the check-in desk could register my car plate. I received a cold and quick 'no' – a stark contrast to the warm interaction he had with the foreign guest. After waiting for a long time and seeing no end to their conversation, and with my one-year-old getting restless, I went to the check-in counter to ask if they could help with the car plate. It was then that a nearby check-in staff member took us back to the concierge desk, where someone there *did* register my car plate. I was utterly confused! Turns out, it *was* possible. So, is concierge service only reserved for foreign guests, and we don't even deserve a smile? He knew I had a baby and had been waiting for almost ten minutes, yet he was completely indifferent. This is hard to assess... The hotel facilities and cleanliness were fine. The doorman when we left was very enthusiastic. The breakfast, to be honest, was really just mediocre! The French toast was alright, but the rest was truly unremarkable... especially the waffles, which were hard and unappetizing, and the eggs were very average. Three days, two nights – next time I visit friends in Guangzhou, I definitely won't choose this place again! Though I was happy they upgraded my room type when they saw I had a small baby.

This hotel's location is absolutely unbeatable! It's so close to the subway, I almost worried I'd miss it. There are so many great food options nearby, I couldn't resist indulging. The room was sparkling clean, and the soundproofing was so good I couldn't even hear snoring from next door. The value for money is incredible, just book it!

Guangdong Guest House has a great location and a beautiful environment. The hotel's hygiene is also decent. However, there are a few downsides: Firstly, when checking in, the front desk gave me several discount coupons (10 yuan each), but be aware that you can only use one at a time! Even for just one coupon, the restaurant had to call someone to confirm it when I was paying. Is there no communication between the front desk and the restaurant? Secondly, even with the 'Do Not Disturb' light on, the cleaning staff knocked on the door and called my room. Not only that, but they also swiped their card to open the door without my permission. How are they trained?

Learning from past mistakes! A few years ago, we stayed at a chain hotel in Shangxiajiu, Guangzhou, just for convenience when we were passing through on our way to Chimelong Zhuhai. The windowless room was tiny and dirty, and my daughter complained about it for years. This time for our trip to Chimelong Guangzhou, I checked Xiaohongshu, and many folks from Zhejiang recommended Guode. I decisively booked it instead of the B&B my sister suggested, and we took a taxi straight here after visiting Chimelong. The location is absolutely fantastic, right next to the metro station, and you can find great food everywhere! The front desk staff was incredibly thoughtful; seeing that we had an elderly person with us, they immediately brought non-slip slippers and arranged a quiet, non-smoking room for us. The room was spacious and bright, the bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, and the large bed was super comfortable. Both the elderly and the children were completely satisfied throughout our stay. Outside the window is the bustling cityscape of Guangzhou, while inside it's quiet and comfortable. This is definitely our top choice for our next trip to Guangzhou! P.S. Ordering takeout is convenient. It's also very close to Datong, which my mom loves, so we can sleep in, then take a stroll and enjoy some authentic Cantonese dim sum – pure bliss.

Hygiene: Surprisingly clean, felt like new, no strange odors – excellent! Ambiance: The hotel lobby smelled wonderful, and the attention to detail was impressive. Service: I mentioned there was no milk for my coffee, and the front desk staff very enthusiastically provided some warmed milk for free. The service was incredibly thoughtful. Facilities: Even a bathroom scale was provided; the amenities are very comprehensive, completely up to star-rated hotel standards. I'll definitely be back!

The room was spacious with a balcony overlooking the golf course, and the large bathtub on the balcony was great for a soak in the evening. However, I didn't dare use it during the day due to a lack of privacy. Golf hotels generally tend to be less crowded, quiet, and safe, guaranteeing good room and dining quality. On the downside, the complimentary snacks in the minibar seemed unhealthy. Also, the 100 RMB dining voucher required a minimum spend of 200 RMB, which wasn't ideal; it would have been better not to offer it at all. Perhaps because the air conditioning in the room and throughout the hotel was set quite high, there was a damp smell when I first entered the room, and the air purifier wasn't working. In the morning, since the room was above the restaurant, I could actually smell faint cooking odors on the balcony, instead of the natural scent of the grass, which was a bit disappointing. Sometimes, the noise from the lawnmowers was quite loud. The hotel lobby bar had some real books for quiet reading, which was a nice touch. Across from the hotel is Zhangbei Park, which is worth a visit. The hotel is also very close to the Oncology Hospital, Dayun Metro Station, and Sam's Club.

Came to Dongguan for a basketball game and chose this hotel. The hotel is a bit old, but well-maintained, located in the middle of a golf course, surrounded by greenery, and very quiet. Even though it was November, my kids insisted on swimming, and the water was very clean with not many people around. It was very relaxing to vacation here. Breakfast options were limited and just so-so, but the hotel's set lunch for two was decent. Special shoutout to service staff Xiao Zhu (Little Zhu) for his warm and attentive service. He explained everything clearly and in detail, and even helped us move a bed. Thank you! I'd definitely come back to stay here again if I have the chance.

The hotel environment was comfortable, and the front desk upgraded my room to one with a beautiful lake view at night. We arrived at the hotel around 12 PM on Sunday, but it was so crowded that we had to wait until past 2 PM to even queue for check-in. My elderly companions had to wait for a long time during their usual nap time and sat on the sofa for ages. We didn't get checked in until after 3 PM. I hope the hotel can staff up on holidays to improve efficiency. It's a shame that some facilities at the water park were closed for maintenance, leaving only attractions for younger children. Perhaps because it was fully booked the day before (Saturday) and there were so many visitors, some of the hot spring pools felt quite dirty and the water was a bit murky when we went to the water world on Sunday. However, the water quality was cleaner on Monday morning. Hygiene definitely needs improvement.

This Japanese-style hotel offers excellent service. I had a bit of trouble finding my room, but a staff member kindly escorted me all the way to the elevator. The breakfast was plentiful, delicious, and well-balanced nutritionally. They also provide complimentary coffee vouchers, and there's Japanese ramen available late at night, which was perfect for unwinding after a long day!

The hotel is well-maintained, clean, and tidy, with excellent service. A special shout-out to the security guard at the entrance who, despite the rain, helped me with my luggage to the car without an umbrella!. The Morning Tea, lunch, and dinner at Xiangyunxuan Restaurant are all delicious, especially the Shunde fish head chicken with preserved vegetables and the purple perilla river prawns – they're fantastic! The Lunjiao cake, however, is sometimes authentic and sometimes not. Regarding the restaurant staff, some wear masks and some don't. The chefs also vary, with some wearing hats and some not; I didn't see any chefs wearing masks.