Rosewood Guangzhou

Прекрасный отель. Хорошие рестораны. Террасы с видом на город. Персонал очень старается. Номер большой, есть гардеробная

The location is nearly in the center of the City

Hard to get back to the room from lobby. Very confused and need to ask for how to get to another elevator.

Very good

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Izjemna soba, razgled, osebje

Me he quedado varios hoteles en esa ciudad y definitivamente este es mi favorito y es el número uno. Volveré pronto

Staff was amazing, good Ameneties, very good breakfast.

As someone coming from the hotel industry, I naturally pay attention to many details. However, both as a guest and as a hotel furniture planner, what really stood out to me was the wardrobe design. Unfortunately, the wardrobes are not optimal — there is too little storage space for two people, and there are hardly any shelves to properly store folded clothes. It’s quite disappointing that for a brand and level of this standard, such an important aspect of the planning was overlooked.

Checking in was horrible they were not helpful at all even we reached at 11 and the rooms were available which I checked online but they kept waiting us till 12.30 very bad experience will never go again

Check-in counter staff

Since its opening in 2019, Rosewood Guangzhou has quickly become a popular social media hotspot, thanks to the striking exterior of the East Tower designed by KPF and the interior spaces crafted by Yabu Pushelberg. Its visual appeal is beyond dispute, every shot effortlessly delivers a sense of drama and style. Yet among frequent guests, opinions have long been divided. Boasting the city's tallest skyscraper, prime location and unrivalled panoramic views, its service standards once struggled to match its exceptional hardware, a sentiment I shared during my two previous stays. That said, Rosewood's keen understanding of the female guest segment cannot be overlooked. My mom was so impressed by her stay at Rosewood Hong Kong that she specifically requested Rosewood again for this Guangzhou trip. Happy to accompany her, I took the opportunity to revisit and observe the hotel's evolution. Occupying the top 39 floors of the East Tower, Rosewood Guangzhou may have lost its title as the world's highest hotel to the Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur and J Hotel Shanghai in terms of architectural height, yet its operational floors remain the highest among hotels worldwide. Combined with the Rosewood Residences in the mid-section, the entire property offers 606 rooms, making it the largest Rosewood hotel globally by volume. Booked through Eight Continents, my stay was preceded by a personal call from a Rosewood butler to confirm details, followed by a proactive WeChat add-on to discuss preferences. I had originally requested a tower-view room, but ended up in a Deluxe City View Twin Room to accommodate the twin-bed requirement. Though no upgrade was provided, the overall service far exceeded expectations. The welcome amenities included not only the standard fruit platter but also two complimentary cakes from Butterfly Patisserie downstairs, thoughtful and delightful. This marked my first stay since Rosewood’s brand visual refresh in 2025: the new collaterals boast noticeably improved texture, with the signature Explorer Green palette pleasing to the eye and the ballpoint pen feeling solid and well-crafted. The room key design, however, has grown generic, losing its former distinctiveness. The guest room is slightly compact, and the bathroom features only a single vanity basin, hardly appropriate for a hotel at this price point, though other facilities are fully equipped. The turndown service stood out in particular: a bottle of plum wine with ice, paired with a caviar and salmon savoury tart, elegantly understated and perfectly executed. It was clear that advance communication had made all the difference. Rosewood Guangzhou is quietly getting better. From the attentive pre-arrival coordination by the butler team and refreshed brand details to the warm, thoughtful amenities, its progress is plain to see. It no longer relies solely on its height and views to impress, but strives to create a sense of belonging high above the clouds. The sweeping spiral staircase and communal round dining table inside the Xi Guan House both reflect thoughtful touches of home comfort. On this visit, Rosewood Guangzhou's remarkable improvement was truly undeniable.

I recently stayed at the Rosewood Guangzhou, and it completely exceeded my expectations. From the moment I arrived, everything felt elevated. The hotel sits at the top of one of the tallest buildings in Guangzhou, so the views are honestly unreal—especially at sunset and at night when the whole city lights up. The room itself was beautifully designed. Very modern, spacious, and thoughtfully laid out, with floor-to-ceiling windows that make you feel like you’re floating above the city. The attention to detail was impressive, from the materials used to the overall atmosphere—it felt both luxurious and comfortable at the same time. Service was also a standout. Staff were professional, attentive, and genuinely welcoming without being overbearing. Everything was handled smoothly from check-in to check-out. The facilities were equally impressive. The gym is one of the best I’ve seen in a hotel, and the pool area has an amazing skyline backdrop. It’s the kind of place where you actually want to spend time, not just quickly pass through. Location-wise, it’s right in the heart of the city, making it easy to get around, whether you’re there for business or leisure. Overall, this is easily one of the top luxury hotels in Guangzhou. If you’re looking for a stay that combines design, comfort, and incredible views, I’d highly recommend it.