Hotels With Breakfast in Guangdong, China

The serene scenery, with every corner offering a different view, and the views changing with the time of day – simply impeccable, we loved it. The staff were very responsive and efficient in their solutions, almost always accommodating requests while maintaining a polite sense of boundaries, which was excellent! When booking, I noted that we wanted a quiet room, and the staff were incredibly thoughtful, preparing a top-floor room with a fantastic view and great privacy, and even gave us a complimentary bottle of red wine. The breakfast buffet was decent, with delicious local specialty snacks. The rice noodle stall offered intangible cultural heritage rice noodles, wontons, and especially the dumplings – all tasty. The dinner buffet was more standard; it had everything you'd expect, and the ingredients were fresh and of good quality. However, taste is subjective, so I'd suggest focusing on the sauces – preparing more diverse flavored sauces suitable for different ingredients, as the Western-style sauces were a bit lacking in richness. Happy New Year, and here's to even greater heights!

Even during the Chinese New Year, the overall service standard at the Four Seasons in Guangzhou remained consistently high. Its location is absolutely prime, being one of the 'Big Three' hotels. Right downstairs, you'll find multiple shopping malls and parks, and several Michelin and Black Pearl restaurants are within walking distance. The housekeeping service was incredibly meticulous; the handwritten notes left daily were a thoughtful and heartwarming touch. However, the front desk service was quite disappointing. On my first day, since I was staying for three consecutive nights and hadn't booked the basic room category, I casually asked if a room upgrade was possible. During Chinese New Year, it's totally understandable if an upgrade isn't available. But the front desk staff immediately, without even checking availability, said no. I could clearly see online that all room types had vacancies that day, which suggests it was purely an attitude problem. On my third day, I extended my stay for the original room online and then went to the front desk to re-activate my key card. To my surprise, the front desk told me to come back and change the key card when I checked out tomorrow. This kind of inflexibility was quite baffling. It's worth noting that on both occasions I went to the front desk, there were four staff members and I was the only guest, so there was no issue of them being busy or overwhelmed. Overall, the Four Seasons is still the Four Seasons, but the service gap between the front desk and housekeeping departments was surprisingly vast.

This hotel is our top choice for family vacations with kids – the experience was absolutely fantastic! We got a complimentary upgrade to the Executive Floor during check-in, which was much quieter than the main building. The Executive Floor has its own breakfast area, so there were no long queues. It was spacious and comfortable, and the food was exquisite, which made the kids very happy. The hotel also has a private beach that’s clean and not crowded, with soft sand, so the little ones could play and dig without a worry. The family-friendly facilities are in the main building, with a well-equipped kids' club and plenty of activities to keep the children entertained and burn off their energy. Overall, it's a peaceful and relaxing place. I highly recommend coming during off-peak holidays for a wonderful beach vacation vibe, a great alternative to Sanya.

Out of all the hotels I stayed at during my trip to Shenzhen and Guangzhou, the Shangri-La wasn't the most expensive, but it was definitely the most satisfying. Even though it was busy during the Chinese New Year, the service quality wasn't affected at all. The room wasn't huge, but it had an expansive view and beautiful scenery. The layout was well-designed, and the amenities were good too. The hotel is conveniently located right next to a subway station, making it easy to get around, and there are plenty of dining options nearby. Shenzhen Bay Park is also within walking distance, and a stroll along the bay watching the seagulls is quite pleasant. The breakfast was the most delightful surprise – high quality and a rich variety of options. A special thank you to the staff at the dim sum counter! While there are still some construction sites around the hotel, it doesn't detract from the overall experience. This hotel is highly recommended.

The room facilities were excellent. Even though it's an older hotel, it doesn't show its age at all. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by a refreshing aroma. The front desk staff, especially one lady whose name I didn't catch, provided fantastic service and even upgraded me to an Opera House room. Her professionalism and dedication were truly commendable. Every single staff member I encountered smiled and nodded, making this a truly satisfying Ritz experience. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

The hotel's service is absolutely perfect, 10 out of 10! Chloe's service was exceptional and really made a difference. Every staff member was warm and polite, which was fantastic. And Max was super cute and cuddly too! This hotel is ideally located in the heart of Shenzhen's Houhai Financial Headquarters Base, right next to the 'Spring Bamboo Shoot' tower, Shenzhen Bay MixC World, and Talent Park. It's just a 10-minute walk to the Shenzhen Bay Sports Center and a 20-minute drive to Futian High-speed Railway Station. This prime location offers the best of both worlds – 'city on one side, nature on the other.' Guests can enjoy trendy shopping and dining at MixC World or take a stroll through the lush greenery of Talent Park, with distant views of Shenzhen Bay's sparkling waters. Whether for business or leisure, the hotel provides the ultimate experience of 'stepping out into vibrancy, returning to tranquility,' truly a 'city oasis' on the shores of Shenzhen Bay.

Location: The hotel is situated in the Bao'an district, which is a new area of Shenzhen. While it's a bit far from city attractions like Lianhuashan Park and Shenzhen Bay Park, the nearby coastal park is also quite nice. Facilities: The hotel has only been open for just over a year, so all the facilities are well-equipped and in excellent condition. It truly feels like it could be the flagship St. Regis in China right now. Service: The staff are all incredibly welcoming. They always greet you with a smile, and their signature St. Regis butler service is very attentive and on point. Food & Beverage: The breakfast spread is extensive and everything tastes delicious. The hotel also boasts two distinctive bars: a traditional St. Regis lounge bar and a modern terrace bar, both of which are very unique.

Came to Shenzhen for a weekend getaway and wanted to check out this highly-rated hotel. Overall, the stay was good, but the service and facilities lacked distinctiveness. The view of Shenzhen Bay from the room was a major highlight, and the room's automated equipment was quite advanced. The minibar also offered complimentary soft drinks, which were great. On the downside, the decor lacked character; I couldn't recall the design or color scheme after checking out. Also, for a city hotel costing over 2500, while it did come with a butler, their service felt rather ceremonial with little substance. There wasn't a good introduction to the hotel's public areas or unique features, so I didn't get to experience many activities in those areas during my stay. Ultimately, the value for money wasn't great.

Opened in 2015, Park Hyatt Guangzhou, while not located within Guangzhou's iconic landmarks (the Zhujiang New Town East and West Towers are right next door, offering equally close views of the Canton Tower), still secures its spot among Guangzhou's top luxury hotels thanks to its high-end ambiance, exquisite cuisine, and exceptional service. As the flagship Hyatt property, Park Hyatt Guangzhou's dining options are particularly noteworthy and truly impressive. This visit, I sampled Yue Jing Xuan and Yue Xuan. The former is renowned for its Black Pearl One-Star Cantonese cuisine, while the latter is an authentic Italian restaurant (also serving semi-buffet breakfast and brunch). Dishes like Yue Jing Xuan's flaming salt-baked crab, red crab steamed with Huang Gong chili and Chinese cabbage, crispy chicken with black truffle, baked Dalian five-head abalone with ginger and spring onion, stewed fish maw with fresh lily and rice valley, and sour soup hand-pulled noodles in a clay pot, as well as Yue Xuan's freshly made black truffle pizza, handcrafted preserved plum sparkling water, Tiramisu, various breads, and blueberry milkshake, were all incredibly delicious. Furthermore, as a luxury hotel, the service is impeccable. Whether it's the front office, guest rooms, dining, or kitchen, every department works seamlessly together in perfect coordination to ensure guests feel the warmth of home. Special thanks to F&B Director Nancy, Yue Xuan Manager Andy, Assistant Manager Nancy, Yue Jing Xuan Restaurant Manager Candy, Assistant Manager Noah, Front Office Manager Mark, Assistant Managers Mia and Jamie, Guest Services Zero, Housekeeping Macy, Eric, and the entire management and operations team. Park Hyatt Guangzhou is definitely worth revisiting!

Originally, I booked one night, but then extended my stay for two more nights because the hotel's service is genuinely excellent, with great attention to detail. Upon arrival, someone was there to open the car doors, which is a given, but they also consistently opened doors for us whenever we entered or exited the hotel. Almost all staff members greeted us as we passed through the lobby. During check-in, you can sit down for a bit and enjoy a welcome tea, which tasted quite good. When heading up to the room, staff proactively offered to help with luggage and guide the way. You can even have food delivered directly to your room; just make sure to clearly state your room number. Once delivered, they'll ring the doorbell. If you have the 'do not disturb' sign on, they'll hang it on the door without any unnecessary disturbance. This high level of service and attention to detail is evident in many aspects, and I personally feel it has an advantage over other five-star hotels. The spa's body massage was also good and worth trying. Honestly, if I come to Guangzhou again, I'll definitely choose this hotel.