Where to stay near Guangzhou

  • Yingbin International Hotel (Guangzhou Baiyun Airport)
    Yingbin International Hotel (Guangzhou Baiyun Airport)
    No. 27, Longxizhuang, Aigang, Renhe Town
    9.1/10
    7,636 review
  • Mercure Guangzhou Beijing Road Pedestrian Street Hotel
    Mercure Guangzhou Beijing Road Pedestrian Street Hotel
    No. 182 Beijing Road
    9.6/10
    14,101 review
  • Guangdong Airport Hotel (Guangzhou New Baiyun International Airport Direct Store)
    Guangdong Airport Hotel (Guangzhou New Baiyun International Airport Direct Store)
    No.83 Huaxi Road
    9.4/10
    2,306 review
  • S & P Holiday Inn (Guangzhou Baiyun Airport)
    S & P Holiday Inn (Guangzhou Baiyun Airport)
    No. 13, Longxi Village, Aigang Village
    9.5/10
    10,470 review
  • City Holiday Hotel  Guangzhou Baiyun Airport Renhe Metro Exit B
    City Holiday Hotel Guangzhou Baiyun Airport Renhe Metro Exit B
    Building C1, Renhe Commercial Center, No. 8 Xicheng Road, Renhe Town
    9.4/10
    6,512 review
  • Yi Zhi Hotel, Taikoo Li, Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou
    Yi Zhi Hotel, Taikoo Li, Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou
    1st Floor, No. 236 Tianhe Road
    9.5/10
    13,938 review
  • Huacheng Hotel (Baiyun International Airport Terminal T3 Branch)
    Huacheng Hotel (Baiyun International Airport Terminal T3 Branch)
    No. 61 Huaxi Road, Renhe Town
    9.1/10
    210 review
  • One&One International Hotel Apartment
    One&One International Hotel Apartment
    Front Desk, 1st Floor, Jiedeng Duhui Building, No. 70 Zhongshan 5th Road
    9.2/10
    3,600 review

Main Train Stations in Guangzhou

There is 1 station in Guangzhou: Guangzhou. Check the cheap train tickets for popular routes to it via our train journey planner.
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High-speed train travel guide

Hong Kong West Kowloon Station provides direct access to over 100 stations across the Chinese mainland, covering multiple provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities. Key destinations include Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Hefei, Wuhan, Xi'an, Chengdu, Changsha, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Shantou, Guiyang, and Kunming. Ticket purchases require real-name registration. We highly recommend preparing your valid ID and necessary currency prior to departure.

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ID application

Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan passengers: Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau Residents, Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau Residents (Non-Chinese Citizens), PRC Residence Permit for Hong Kong and Macau Residents, Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents, and PRC Residence Permit for Taiwan Residents. You can apply through China Travel Service (Hong Kong) or the relevant entry-exit administration departments.

International passengers: A valid passport that complies with PRC regulations, or a PRC Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card. If you do not have a Chinese visa, you must apply in advance at an embassy or consulate.

Chinese mainland residents: Chinese mainland ID card, Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, or PRC passport. You can apply at the entry-exit administration department of your place of household registration or residence permit.

High-speed train travel guide

ID usage

Hong Kong West Kowloon Station features a "Co-location arrangement": Entry and exit procedures for both the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong are completed within the same station (Level B2 is the Chinese mainland port area, and Level B3 is the Hong Kong port area). Eligible passengers may use the self-service e-channels. The ID used for booking must match the one used for boarding. Passengers can scan their Chinese mainland ID card, Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau Residents, Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, or Residence Permit to enter and exit the gates directly. No paper tickets are required. Passport holders must use the staff-assisted counters for verification. The name on your booking must exactly match your ID. We recommend arriving at the station 60–90 minutes before departure.

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Currency exchange

Chinese mainland residents can exchange CNY for HK$ at Bank of China, ICBC, and other bank branches using their ID. International passengers can exchange HK$ for CNY, JPY for HK$, GBP for HK$, and other currencies at BOCHK, HSBC, Hang Seng, or city exchange shops (e.g., around Chungking Mansions and Mong Kok). Exchange rates in the city are generally better than at the airport. After clearing customs, you can use WeChat or Alipay linked to foreign cards for QR code payments. You can also top up your Octopus with AlipayHK and WeChat Pay HK.

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