Hotels With Breakfast in Guangdong, China

Absolutely fantastic! There were even fireworks on New Year's Eve, which was such a pleasant surprise~ It felt incredibly special and ceremonial. **Facilities:** The facilities are very comprehensive. The breakfast buffet is rich, with both Chinese and Western options, and the portions are small enough that you can try many different dishes. The complementary recreational activities are quite fun; you can even continue playing after checking out, including pickleball, mini-golf, basketball, and more – very enjoyable. **Hygiene:** Clean and tidy. **Environment:** The greenery is well-maintained, it's not noisy or crowded, and has an upscale vibe. **Service:** The service is excellent. Items delivered to the room arrive quickly, and they help with luggage.

Describing my stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou as perfect is no exaggeration. The day before check-in, Della from the Executive Lounge contacted me to confirm my arrival time and arranged an early check-in for me. On top of that, she upgraded my room so I could enjoy the stunning views of Canton Tower from my window, which truly elevated my entire experience. Later that evening, when I booked a table at the lobby bar, Della once again secured the best spot for me, directly facing the Canton Tower, making my drinks experience absolutely perfect. Finally, I'm incredibly grateful for Della's service during my stay. She deserves a special mention and a huge thank you!

I highly recommend the InterContinental Shenzhen Dameisha Resort! My friends and I were absolutely blown away by our experience at this hotel during our beach vacation. The moment we stepped in, we were enveloped by a strong resort vibe. The lobby was spacious and bright, and the gentle sea breeze carried a faint salty scent, instantly washing away the fatigue from our journey. Our ocean-view room had an incredible vista; opening the window revealed the sparkling blue sea and fine sandy beach, with sunlight dancing on the waves – every photo we took looked like it belonged in a magazine. I have to give a special shout-out to the hotel's travel photography service! I was initially debating whether to hire a separate photography studio, but it turns out the hotel offers its own partnered service, which was incredibly easy to book at the front desk. The photographer was very professional; not only did he know all the best spots for great photos around the hotel – from the seaside boardwalk and coconut groves to the European-style building terraces – he was also excellent at guiding our poses, so there was no awkwardness at all. The raw photos looked fantastic, and the retouched versions were incredibly high quality. My WeChat Moments were flooded with people asking for the link! The hotel's amenities were also top-notch. The beach was right downstairs, perfect for stepping onto the sand and enjoying the waves at any time. The buffet breakfast offered a rich variety, with seafood, desserts, and Chinese breakfast options all tasting delicious. And the staff's service was thoughtful and attentive; they greeted us with smiles throughout and responded quickly to any requests. Overall, this was a perfect vacation experience, ideal for family trips, romantic getaways, or friends traveling together! The next time I come to Dameisha, I will definitely choose this hotel again. I'm already looking forward to my next round of amazing travel photos!

Our stay exceeded expectations! We enjoyed a spectacular Christmas sunset and warm family time high above Shenzhen. Our family's Christmas trip to Shenzhen, staying at the Shangri-La Nanshan, was absolutely perfect, with every detail surprisingly delightful. The most memorable part was how our room's floor-to-ceiling windows perfectly framed the stunning sunset over Shenzhen Bay. Our west-facing room was bathed in golden sunlight as it reflected off the sea in the evening. We could even see city landmarks like the 'Spring Bamboo Shoot' in the distance. It was so romantic and calming; every photo we took looked like it belonged in a magazine. The hotel service was incredibly thoughtful. When the front desk learned we were traveling with family, they proactively upgraded our room to an Executive Bay View Suite. The suite was very spacious, and both the living room and bathroom offered unparalleled views. The facilities were high-end and modern, especially the smart toilet and Dyson hairdryer, which significantly enhanced our comfort. My family couldn't stop praising the suite upgrade. The dining experience was another major highlight. The 66th floor of the hotel offered a variety of choices: we had a lavish breakfast at the 'J Collection 66' all-day dining restaurant, with so many options it was dizzying. In the afternoon, we enjoyed an exquisite cloud-high afternoon tea on the 66th floor; the pastries were delicious, and combined with the sky-high views, it was incredibly relaxing. In the evening, we could even enjoy a drink while watching the city lights come alive, truly capturing the Christmas Eve ambiance. The hotel went all out with its Christmas decorations. The grand Christmas tree in the lobby, along with reindeer and snowflake lights everywhere, created a wonderfully festive atmosphere. The staff greeted everyone with 'Merry Christmas,' which felt particularly heartwarming. Its location is also a big plus. The hotel is right at a subway exit, and getting to popular shopping areas like MixC World and MixC was incredibly convenient, just a few minutes' drive. Whether it was for shopping or experiencing the Christmas market, it was super easy to get around. From the breathtaking sunset views, the thoughtful suite upgrade, the gourmet feast on the 66th floor, to the festive Christmas atmosphere and convenient location, our entire family was extremely satisfied with this stay. It was a perfect holiday getaway, and we definitely plan to return if we have the chance!

It's rare for me to leave a bad review, but this one is aimed squarely at the unreliability of the Trip.com app. I was in Guangzhou for a business trip and wanted to check out some high-end hotel designs. I searched online for luxury hotels in Guangzhou, and annoyingly, this one came up quite high in the rankings. I have no idea how such misleading rankings are generated, so it just goes to show you can't always trust what you read online; it's better to verify information through multiple channels. For example, if I had just called the front desk to ask if it was renovated in 2021, I probably wouldn't have booked it. I saw on the Trip.com app that it was renovated in 2021, so I believed it and booked a twin room for 1690. When I actually got to the hotel, I found it was quite old. It was too late in the evening to find another, better hotel. I spoke to a staff member who mentioned it had been open for 17 years (I couldn't verify this, it was just verbal). They really shouldn't put incorrect renovation dates on the app. For many people, a key criterion when booking a hotel is that it's been built or renovated within the last three to four years, as this usually reflects current design trends. They might try to explain that it was *partially* renovated in 2021, so they're playing a word game very cleverly. I won't comment on the price, as location and season can vary, but for an old-fashioned decor like this, the price is a bit high. This Ritz-Carlton is significantly different in detail from other properties of the same brand that have opened in the last four or five years. It's not that it's bad, it's just that the design standards from back then are quite dated. If you genuinely enjoy this so-called 'old money' style, then I guess it's fine for you. Objectively speaking, the cleanliness was good; I inspected the entire place, and it was spotless, and the service was also decent.

This is my second stay at an Andaz hotel, and the Andaz Shenzhen left a deep and recommendable impression. Its prime location, right next to the flagship MixC mall by China Resources, makes it a top choice for shopping and dining. Being close to Shenzhen Bay Mansion also offers a pleasant morning stroll with a refreshing sea breeze. As for the hotel itself, it boasts exquisite, understated luxury with a Southeast Asian flair. The hotel's semi-buffet breakfast and complimentary afternoon cold bar left a lasting impression on my taste buds. What truly stands out is the service, from the proactive bellhops to the front desk lady who escorted me to my room and explained the facilities – it all exemplifies the ultimate service philosophy of a luxury hotel. This time, I was particularly impressed by Luna at the front desk. From check-in to check-out, she helped coordinate rooms, reminded me to enjoy the bar's cold snacks, inquired about replenishing room amenities, and offered late check-out. Her proactive, warm, and appropriate service truly made me feel at home.

Environment: Both the rooms and public areas of the hotel are beautiful. Check-in is on the 35th floor, and the Christmas tree was still up in the lobby when we stayed over New Year's Day, making for great photos. Breakfast is on the 34th floor, guest rooms are on the 45th floor and above, the Presidential Suite is on the 50th floor, and the open-air bar is on the 51st floor. Service: Notably, the hotel offers a choice of pillows, which is a thoughtful touch. Breakfast offers a rich variety, including many local Cantonese breakfast items. Today's special was fresh soy milk with pork belly and chicken soaked rice, which was quite impressive. However, you have to go downstairs yourself to pick up food deliveries, which is a bit disappointing in terms of service. Welcome fruit: The welcome fruit was just oranges and kumquats, which was a little underwhelming. For a hotel of The St. Regis's caliber, I would expect a more diverse selection of welcome fruit.

As a hotel enthusiast, this is hands down my favorite hotel in China. From the incredibly spacious standard rooms to the smart amenities and luxurious, refined toiletries, it perfectly meets all my expectations. If I had to describe it in one word, it would be “impeccable.” The hotel exudes high quality at every turn, truly catering to those who appreciate meticulous details. The design blends modern aesthetics with artistic flair, and the Italian imported bedding is so soft you won't want to get out of bed. Dyson hairdryers, B&O speakers, and Asprey bath products—every detail speaks of sophistication. Soaking in the jacuzzi before bed while gazing at the neon city lights outside makes fatigue melt away instantly. The hotel’s breakfast is rich and exquisite, with every à la carte dish being beautifully crafted. Coupled with the spectacular sea view of Shenzhen Bay, dining in the morning feels like a true indulgence. The service is incredibly thoughtful, politely attentive without being intrusive, making you feel truly at home! If there's a hotel in Shenzhen that makes you fall in love at first stay, Raffles Shenzhen is definitely a top-tier choice. I will absolutely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Shenzhen!

The hotel is really nice, I love the decor—it's simple, modern, and has a great natural wood aesthetic. The front desk is on the 65th floor, and the suites are spacious, offering fantastic night views. Being so high up and close to the subway station makes getting around very convenient. I also really liked the design of the hallways. The facilities are quite new, very satisfied overall.

Haha, just a very average hotel. Service was almost non-existent, just run-of-the-mill. They messed up my key card for one less day and made me go downstairs to sort it out myself. While I could do it since I was passing by anyway, a hotel of this caliber should proactively fix its own mistakes. I had also arranged for my breakfast to be extended by a day, repeatedly reminding the front desk to ensure it was handled. Yet, when I went for breakfast, staff still approached me for payment. I told them to reconfirm, but never heard back. They didn't overcharge me, but shouldn't the hotel confirm back to me once resolved, instead of me having to ask again? The outdoor pool was closed, and there was nowhere else to explore in the hotel, so I only visited the breakfast restaurant. There was a cute little bear accompanying me while I ate, and a young lady in the restaurant was playing the harp early in the morning, seemingly still half-asleep. The Christmas decorations in the restaurant were completely uninspired, feeling very cheap. The room layout is hard to describe; it might be limited by the exterior design. However, the view was beautiful, with sights of the Pearl River. The remote control for the smart toilet didn't work. The bed was very comfortable, and the room service was good. My early morning breakfast for one was very generous, and all my special requests were met. It was so much that I couldn't finish it, but when the staff collected the meal cart, they left the leftover pastry in the room. This was quite puzzling. The pastry had filling and was completely uncovered. Do they not consider food safety and hygiene at all? Plus, I returned to my room quite late that day, and the hotel had already turned down the bed. This means that, besides the restaurant staff, the housekeeping auntie had entered the room twice, and neither of them removed the morning's meal. The toiletries were very good; I took a set with me. Not good value for money; I wouldn't recommend coming specifically to check it out.