Pet Friendly Hotels in Guangdong, China

The room decor was lovely and beautiful. However, there were two very serious issues: 1. The top floor supposedly had a paint smell, so they had the extractor fan on. The noise was incredibly loud, and nobody told me about it. After I called to ask, the fan was turned off, and the world became silent. Do they even consider their guests' comfort? 2. The shower drain noise was unbeatable. The sound of water gushing was louder than flushing a toilet. If someone showered at night, I felt like I was living in a waterfall.

The room was great, and the soundproofing was excellent, which made me feel very secure during my business trip. The hygiene was also top-notch. The gym had a lot of equipment and was practically empty, so I had it all to myself. The swimming pool felt very safe with two lifeguards on duty. The service was also fantastic; Vicky was especially attentive. Hilton truly lives up to its reputation as a classic brand, far superior to many other flashy star-rated hotels. I'll definitely choose them again for my next business trip.

The hotel is located in the Pengrui Zhuhai Aowan Century Center Building at Gongbei Port in Zhuhai. I originally booked a舒睡特大双床房 (Shuishui King Twin Room) but was upgraded to a Cloud View Twin Room upon check-in, on the 39th floor, which is the highest floor of the building. The sunset view was absolutely stunning! Many thanks to the hotel for providing a room type that exceeded my expectations. The main front desk is on the 35th floor, and there's also a 24-hour reception on the 6th floor. They offer complimentary freshly ground coffee and ice cream, which was a fantastic touch. I stayed for two nights, on March 25th and 27th. The only slightly inconvenient thing was the elevators. Since the building is a commercial one, it's shared with other tenants, and the elevators are divided into low, mid, and high zones, with not all elevators accessible from both the left and right entrances. I had to fiddle with them a few times every time I went to either the 6th or 35th-floor reception because I wasn't familiar with the system.

1. The hotel boasts an excellent location with plenty of dining options and a supermarket nearby. 2. It meets near five-star standards, with all the expected amenities. 3. Breakfast was abundant and met five-star standards. Even after closing at 10:30 AM, the staff remained very friendly, except for the noodle chef. 4. Parking was quite convenient; we parked on the ground during the Spring Festival. 5. It's very close to the beach, within walking distance, although we didn't spot any small crabs. We went to a beachcombing spot about 2 kilometers from the hotel, and renting an electric scooter made it very convenient. 6. During the Spring Festival, there were movies, arcade games, and claw machines available. 7. My child got to experience the off-road vehicle, afternoon tea, and Hilton's exclusive cookies for free. 8. All the staff were very enthusiastic, and everyone in Shanwei was wonderful, creating a great sense of happiness. 9. During the Spring Festival, there were fireworks on the beach, and fireworks were also sold in the city at reasonable prices. Just don't set them off too late, as police officers might advise you to stop. Drawbacks: 1. The lighting in the courtyard at night was too dim, especially in the front courtyard. With no doorman to guide parking, it felt a bit eerie late at night.

🌈 I used to always stay at Somerset, but this was my first time at Ascott, and the quality was definitely up to par. The room design was very well thought out, with a living room, bedroom, and bathroom, adding a sense of spaciousness and comfort to my trip. The facilities were excellent – fridge, washing machine, pots and pans, everything you could need. The night view was also beautiful. 🌟 The location is super convenient, with two subway lines right downstairs. It's less than a 30-minute direct ride to Zumiao Temple and Nanfeng Ancient Kiln, and only about 40 minutes to Guangzhou South Railway Station. 🤝 The only minor drawback is that children's breakfast costs extra and cannot be redeemed with Trip.com points. I hope this can be improved.

Overall, a great experience! Our butler, Mati, contacted us even before check-in. When we had a minor issue with our room during our stay, the staff were incredibly helpful and actively resolved it for us, even upgrading our room type. For transportation, I'd definitely recommend driving yourself. The hotel is quite remote with no public transport nearby, and the road leading to the hotel was very dark when we arrived at night, so having your own car would be much more convenient. The hotel doesn't have many hot springs, but the ones they do have are incredibly comfortable. We'll definitely be back!

This is my third time staying at this hotel. There are many similar establishments in the area, and rooms are randomly assigned across three buildings. This time, I was on the 2nd floor, so the view wasn't spectacular, but lower floors have their advantages, like not having to wait for elevators during peak hours. The room's amenities are well worth the 200+ price tag. However, if there aren't any exhibitions at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, it's really quiet around here – a hidden gem for budget travelers. Not much else to say, so I'll just share some photos to help you find your way (because of energy-saving measures at the subway station, you'll likely need to exit from C and take the stairs next to C2 up to the overpass. Cross the road, turn left, and you'll see what's in my first picture. Keep following the path in the photos until you reach ANOBOT, then follow that corridor, take the elevator down, and turn left. You'll then see what's in the 7th picture – I forgot to photograph the entrance itself. In the last picture, keep walking until you pass the second apartment building, and you'll quickly see it. The very last photo is its entrance.

Qingyuan Sheraton Lion Lake was such a delightful surprise! It's incredibly pet-friendly, making traveling with my fur baby so easy. I booked in advance and was given a ground-floor pet-friendly room at no extra charge. The room was clean, odor-free, and the wooden floors were a breeze to maintain. The service was warm and attentive, from check-in to walking the dog, everyone was so friendly. The Arabian-style architecture is stunning, and the lake view from the balcony was absolutely breathtaking. The room was comfortable, and the bedding was super soft. The lakeside walking trail is perfect for dog walks, and the facilities are comprehensive, with comfortable hot springs. A five-star experience; both me and my pet had a wonderful time. Highly recommend for families with pets!

The room wasn't huge, but it was very clean and comfortable. They even upgraded our room for free when they found out we had a child, which was a nice touch. There's a washer and dryer available, and the parking lot is right downstairs, conveniently located by the road. Being on a higher floor meant we didn't have to worry about noise. It's super easy to get around, and the pedestrian street is only about a ten-minute walk away. Definitely recommend!

The views and location are absolutely superb. From the floor-to-ceiling windows, you get an uninterrupted sea view, and you can even spot the yacht club and K11. Across the bay, you can see the mountains of Hong Kong. Step out of the hotel, cross the road, and you're at Sea World, which has everything you could want for dining, entertainment, and shopping. Right next to the hotel is a cultural and art center with two cafes and a bakery, both offering great food and scenery. The hotel's own buffet breakfast is also excellent, with a wide variety of fresh ingredients. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, clean, and tidy, and the staff are very friendly, making you feel right at home.