Guangzhou Hotel Guide. Independent Hotels in Guangzhou, China

We stayed 2 nights. Our stay was pleasant, but used only for sleeping there - arriving 10pm and leaving by 10am next morning. Read on some review sites (Chinese) that people had to pay for hot water - this was NOT our case and hot water was available. 5th floor room facing the road in front of the hotel is not an issue. Decor so so - do not expect miracles, but room generally clean. Only downside was the lack of a door between the bedroom and bathroom.

very nice staff, and will consider this hotel next time

This hotel is started to run down a bit and is time to do some renovation.

There is not privacy in the bathroom if you're sharing a room

it;s wonderful,the staff,room,food, everything is fantastic, i will back again

Very slow check-in process. I would consider another next time.

A very Classy hotel with a touch of friendliness . Surround by large banks and very tall building , it remind me of CBD are in Singapore Reception was very helpful and even bellhops are very polite and nice. Location is fantastic, as it is at central of tianhe district. A very safe area to stay in away from the rowdy areas like yue xiu etc... I will definately come back and stay at this hotel again when I visit Guangzhou next time , bonus part of the hotel , very near fro Guangzhou east train station only 5 mins. Extremely convenient for those who take a train from Hong kong to Guangzhou. Thanks for the wonderful experience!!!

While it was only 1 night, so far comfy. It'd be excellent if the location would be nearer by Guangzhou East station.

The hotel is located about 15 minutes walk from the Nanjing Road West metro station (about 1 hour 15 mins from the airport by metro). The metro station is right at a major shopping district with lots of restaurants and shops. The alleyway to the hotel from the metro station is now the greatest and some may not feel too safe to walk to the hotel from the metro station. Taking the cab is not a great option too as it is so close. The hotel is right across the street from a Four Seasons Hotel, has a Starbucks on the ground floor and a great cafe/bakery called Rembeld on the other side of the hotel which is better than Starbucks. The room was large and comfortable. My room faced the road and the construction was throughout the night but really started by 6am. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was large. Overall, very clean and much like any other hotels in other countries. I stayed on a "smoke-free" floor but as usual, the smell of smoke is quite evident on the whole floor and in the room through the ventilations. This is quite common in any hotel in China no matter how highend they are. Water was not hot enough but it was not cold. The amenities in the room was very good. The wi-fi throughout the hotel was nice. As usual, the internet access is quite slow in China because of the filters the traffic goes through. Make sure you know where the hotel is as there is no sign of Hojo until you are about 100 feet from it. Staff spoke good English.