China Hotel

All is good however I do realised some of the fixtures has already worn out, will be nice if refurbishment can be done in order to make the stay even more better. (Eg. bathroom ledge, socket casing looseM DC

This is a classic brand hotel on Guangzhou. Always convinient to stay.

Excellent location, friendly staff and large room. I love this place and will definitely stay her again. It is next to subway line 2 station and you can travel to many places of the city. There are plenty of restaurants on the ground floor. Room was very spacious and comfortable and staff are very knowledgeable and the reception manager was super helpful. Will Will here again

I stayed here before, but this time it was bad. The smell in the room was old and nasty. I found a Cockroach in the bathroom and any time I turned the AC, there was horrible bad smell. No amenities and no upgrade for Expedia VIP members. I won’t stay there again.

This hotel is celebrating its 40th year in business. It is conveniently located in the Yuexue area and is right next to exit D1 of the metro station YueXue Park.

Friendly staff from front of house to all staff greeting you during your stay. Free upgrade which was more than expected and the area was great near a metro and walkable to some attractions! Would recommend for a stay in Guangzhou.

Good location. Subway is close by and there are restaurants and eating places within walking distance. The room is of good size, comfy and clean though the pillows are too soft.

Location and location.

Excellent

We checked in and arrived at our room, to find it at about 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Attempting to adjust the thermostat did nothing. I called the front desk and they promptly sent someone up to check and advised us that this is heating season so the air conditioning is off in the entire building. They did bring a portable fan which helped a bit, but the fan was in the way the entire stay and the room never reached a comfortable temperature. The property used to be a Marriott. There is a clear reason why it "used to be" and is no longer.