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The hotel environment and hygiene were quite good, and overall, I had a pleasant stay. It's not luxurious, but it's good value for the price. However, in my room, the sliding door between the bed and the bathroom was very difficult to open. A woman would need a lot of strength to pull it. Both times I used the restroom, I got stuck inside and needed help to open the door to get out. Also, my child is 11, and usually, other hotels offer free breakfast for kids his age, but this hotel charged extra. It wasn't a huge issue though, as the staff were very friendly. The breakfast selection was limited and the taste was quite mediocre. If you're on a weekend leisure trip with kids, you might consider eating out as Shunde has so many delicious options.

This is a niche luxury hotel under Marriott, located next to the Junlan International Golf Course and an art museum. However, there aren't many good restaurants nearby. The garden room was the highlight of our stay! It was spacious, bright, and elegantly decorated. The biggest surprise was the private small garden – just remember to bring mosquito repellent. Breakfast is another highlight, served from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM. It's a lavish buffet with a blend of Chinese and Western dishes, fresh juices, and freshly baked bread. The hotel has a Japanese garden style, with a clean and understated overall layout that pays attention to detail. The service and facilities are excellent, and there's greenery everywhere, making every photo opportunity perfect.

I had a wonderful stay here and will definitely be back. If you are looking for a high-end experience without the steep price tag, this is the perfect spot. It is located right next to the Marriott Hotel, and the layout feels remarkably similar. You’re getting a very comparable room setup but at a much more affordable rate. The room was spotless. The room was surprisingly spacious, providing plenty of room to relax and work without feeling cramped.

A good accommodation experience, the key is good service. Whether it is the front desk manager or the cleaning staff, they are very nice to you and will take the initiative to ask if you need help. Changing rooms, delivering tea sets, and delivering water will be done for you immediately! A little regret is that there are too many people having breakfast on May Day, and there is not enough food.

To be fair, this Hilton has its pros and cons. On the positive side, the location is good, there's ample parking, the environment is decent, and the rooms are tidy with a simple and clean layout. However, after staying one night, I woke up in the middle of the night with an itchy skin all over my hands and feet. When I scratched, red rashes appeared. I'm not sure if it was due to chemical residues on the bedding that I'm sensitive to or some other unknown reason, but my family experienced the same issue. We didn't have this problem before checking in. Compared to other Hampton by Hilton or Hilton Garden Inn properties, the housekeeping staff here really needs to improve their service quality. Whether it was asking for a laundry bag or two extra bottles of water, they were always reluctant and unhelpful. There was no sense of being welcomed. The service simply doesn't match the price. Overall, it was a bad experience.

The room had large, floor-to-ceiling windows, but it was quite basic and plain; I'm not sure how else to describe it! The shower room was really odd – whatever you do, don't close the wooden door on the outside, or you might not be able to open it again! Staying in a hotel like this for such a high price really 'hurt' (was painful/disappointing); it was absolutely not worth it! Luckily, the service was quite good. There were very few dedicated parking spots near the hotel, and by the time I arrived at night, I couldn't get one. A security guard came down and walked with me a little ways to the hotel.

Solo traveler | Executive King Room Overall, I was quite satisfied. The front desk upgraded me to an executive floor, and I loved the bathtub with a TV (even though I didn't use it). The welcome amenities included my favorite sugar-free sparkling water, and the breakfast was diverse; the freshly cooked pork offal congee was delicious. There are many great restaurants nearby, and it's very convenient to walk to Lingnan Tiandi and Zumiao Temple. Most of the staff provided excellent service. They also helped with my luggage during both check-in and check-out. This is a hotel I would choose again. There were a few minor flaws (like someone knocking on my door early in the morning to clean), but these didn't detract from the overall experience. I'm still giving it five stars as a thank you and encouragement for the other thoughtful services.

Upon arriving at the hotel, Tan Xin from security proactively and enthusiastically helped us with our luggage. Wu Qianting at the front desk was professional and efficient, processing our check-in thoughtfully and considerately. The hotel room was clean and tidy, and the executive floor's happy hour offered a diverse selection of food, with the dim sum being particularly excellent.

I was in Foshan for business and drove there. After comparing several hotels, I finally chose Courtyard by Marriott Foshan. The free underground parking was ample and easy to access, which is a huge plus for travelers with cars. The hotel hasn't been open for long, and the facilities are very well-maintained. The rooms are well-designed with a square layout, and the WiFi coverage is excellent, making it smooth for streaming shows or working. Courtyard's overall pricing is very reasonable, offering outstanding value for money compared to other five-star hotels in the area, and long-term stays are particularly cost-effective. The buffet breakfast caters to local tastes and features a rotating selection of dishes daily, so you won't get bored. The front desk service was attentive; they proactively explained the locations of the elevators, pool, and breakfast during check-in, and patiently answered all my questions. Daily room cleaning is consistent, and amenities are well-stocked. The hotel is close to major office buildings and shopping areas, with a wide variety of dining options. It's suitable for both short stays and extended visits. Highly recommend it for anyone driving around Guangzhou and Foshan!

🏨 Foshan@Shunde Lesso Courtyard Hotel | Kids' room captivated my children! My two kids and I stayed in the Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf themed family room, and we were instantly amazed when we opened the door 🤩 It's simply a room designed for kids to burn off energy! The little tent was also Pleasant Goat themed 🐑, and the two brothers immediately dove in, chattering away. One moment they were pretending to have a meeting in Goat Village, the next they were plotting to catch Big Big Wolf. With the digital building blocks, they put their heads together to build a Goat Village castle 🥳. The room details were also incredibly thoughtful. The floor-to-ceiling windows had excellent sound insulation and fantastic natural light ☀️. When the sun shone in, the whole room was bright, bright, bright! The space was so generous that the kids could run around without feeling cramped at all. The family dinner set meal 🍱 could be delivered to the room – a godsend for lazy people, haha! They had both Chinese and Western dishes, and the taste was quite good. The hotel's breakfast buffet had a huge variety 🥐, including freshly made noodles 🍜, Cantonese dim sum 🥧, fresh fruits 🍉… Eating a good breakfast gave us more energy to play. The hotel facilities were absolutely top-notch 👍: It had its own ”Candy House Kids' Paradise 🎠” + pickleball court 🏀, where you could literally 'drop off' the kids to expend their energy. Do the adults want to relax? The gym 🏋️ and heated swimming pool 🏊 were available anytime. Downstairs was Yingshen Plaza, with a large supermarket and plenty of food options 🍜, making it super convenient for an evening stroll and finding a meal. 🌏 The newly opened B.Duck City Park was super fun, with new and clean facilities 🌺. There was Ultraman car driving, ball pit, crazy disco, flying diaries, trampoline, and marble games~