深圳国际会展中心希尔顿酒店 前海华发冰雪世界店 Hilton Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Centre Qianhai Snow World

Super Hotel, top modern, grossartige Zimmer, super Bad, grandioses Frühstück, sehr nettes Personal und Transfer zur Messe. Ich kann das Hotel jedem nur empfehlen.

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This hotel is set in a very new area, located near a subway stop next to the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center. The hotel has great staff who are very responsive and flexible. Jamie in the executive lounge was very helpful and answered many questions for us. My first room smelled smoky and the staff immediately changed me to a more comfortable room without a smoky smell and were apologetic about it. The breakfast is expansive with many good options for western visitors. And the gym and pool are amazing. The gym is available 24 hours for those with jet lag and is kept super clean. The ladies change room has a hot tub and a salt block sauna. The indoor pool is open in the morning and has distinctive areas for both play and for those wanting to swim laps. (swim caps required) I wish the outdoor pool was open before 2 p.m. daily. It's good to realize beforehand that in this area, there is no boardwalk to walk next to the water.

The hotel was great and comfortable. Staff were good. One complaint, the outdoor pool doesn't open until 2:00pm. That was disappointing. Also the area is brand new and although quiet, no shops or restaurants close by.

i like every think here the size of apartments and location service i recommend all body to book this hotel ,

O quarto era bom

O pequeno almoço era muito pouco Internacional, só comida Chinesa. Quase ninguém falava Inglês, e pouco simpáticos. O serviço de limpeza esqueciam-se de fazer a limpeza do quarto. A Wi-Fi era muito mão e não tinham soluções mesmo a pagar o serviço.

I had an unpleasant experience during breakfast at your hotel. I had briefly left my table—after switching the status sign to red, indicating it was occupied—to get a cup of coffee. When I returned, I was surprised to find that all my unfinished food & cutlery were cleared away, and another guest was seated at my table. When I asked about this, the waiter brusquely told me that it was a four-seater table, as if that justified removing my belongings without any consideration. While I’m absolutely fine with sharing a table—even though there were still empty ones available—the lack of clear signage created unnecessary confusion. To prevent similar misunderstandings in the future, I recommend providing an additional sign that clearly indicates whether a table is shareable or not. This simple gesture could greatly improve the dining experience for all guests.