Hot Springs Hotels in Guangdong, China

The hotel environment is fantastic, and the surrounding scenery is picturesque! The room is spacious and clean, with a private hot spring tub, so you can enjoy the hot springs without even leaving your room. The concierge staff was incredibly proactive and enthusiastic in their service! I'll definitely stay at this hotel again on my next visit.

I was very satisfied with my stay at the L_ianhai Seaview Two-Bedroom Apartment. The 180° sea view balcony offered a wide, expansive view, and amenities like the bathtub and mahjong table were fully equipped. The indoor space was clean and tidy, and the surrounding environment was quiet and comfortable. The property is pet-friendly, which is great for guests traveling with pets. The service was attentive and warm; they reserved my parking space in advance, and the complimentary afternoon tea tasted good. Overall, it was a great experience, perfect for friends or families on vacation together.

Facilities: The facilities are quite small. For such a large venue, there should ideally be more entertainment options. Ball sports require advance booking. In the morning, I wanted to play basketball and badminton, but the front desk said all slots were booked. However, when we passed by the basketball court and other areas, there was no one playing, which was a bit disappointing. Also, for archery, you only get 6 arrows per session, and extra arrows cost money 💧. For a hotel at this price point, that's really not acceptable. Service: Before coming, I had high expectations, but after arriving, I was a bit let down. For a hotel of this price with this kind of environment, the service attitude is okay but not very attentive. There's definitely room for improvement and adjustment in the service. Compared to other luxury hotels I've stayed at, there's still a gap. Environment: The environment is quite good, set in the countryside amidst fields. Such a large expanse of land is very pleasing to the eye, with lots of greenery. It's suitable for people with both time and money. Additionally, I stayed in the Deluxe King Room this time, located in Building 1. Every time I wanted to go out, I had to walk a long way. And during the peak of summer, there was no air conditioning, which definitely needs improvement.

The room reservation clearly stated that there was a hot spring, and we were informed upon check-in that the hot spring water supply was limited. However, when we returned to the hotel to shower that evening, we found that not only was there no hot spring water, but there was also no hot water. After calling to inquire, they said they would send someone to check, but no one responded, provided feedback, or came (we were unable to shower). After complaining on-site, someone came to check and handle the situation, but there was still no hot spring water and no hot water… Later, they came again and arranged for us to go to another bathroom on the first floor in the storage room where we finally had hot water to shower… The National Day holiday being crowded is no excuse; the service response and attitude, as well as the overall experience of both the facilities and the service, were very poor…

Our three-day, two-night trip to Chimelong Qingyuan was fantastic overall. The animals at Forest Kingdom were very clean, and the environment was lovely. We took our time exploring with the kids and easily spent an entire day there. The restaurants all had floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the animal enclosures. The Hot Spring Park had plenty of pools with ideal water temperatures and lots of slides. The kids absolutely loved God Tree Park – it was clean, spacious, and had some really fun activities. But what truly stood out was the service. Every staff member we encountered in the park was incredibly enthusiastic and patient when we asked for directions. They even proactively offered tips and advice when they saw us with children. You could tell a lot of thought went into the facilities as well: there were ample resting areas, the food was delicious, and the restrooms were spotless. These small details really make a difference when traveling with kids. Three days felt just right – not too long, not too short – and we had a comfortable, relaxing, and thoroughly enjoyable time. Both the adults and children had a blast. Highly recommended!

This hotel is super conveniently located right next to Futian Checkpoint (Fumin) Metro Station, with access to Lines 4, 7, and 10 – getting around is a breeze. Across the street, you'll find Huanggang Village, Shuiwei Village, and the 1368 Cultural Street, which are packed with all sorts of snacks and restaurants. There are so many choices for dining and shopping, making it really easy to just step out and explore during your free time. The hotel also offers a free self-service laundry room and a simple gym area. The rooms are spotless, and the front desk staff are incredibly warm and helpful. If you need a refill on water or drinks, just ask the smart speaker [Xiao Du Xiao Du] and they'll call for you.

You can tell a lot of thought went into the details. **Amenities:** There's a stream nearby for fishing and playing in the water. On-site, you can barbecue, camp, have bonfires, experience intangible cultural heritage activities, practice calligraphy, and enjoy tea ceremonies. It's a rich and diverse offering, providing entertainment just steps away – you'll never be bored. **Room Interior:** Equipped with a Laifen hairdryer, disposable bathtub liners, mountain spring water for tea ceremonies, both disposable and reusable towels, comfortable bedding, and a separate wet and dry area. **Dining:** Breakfast was very rich and varied (I forgot to take a picture!), served in a nine-compartment style, with fruit and soft drinks in the fridge. For lunch and dinner, they can help you order from a local farmhouse to eat at the guesthouse, or you can barbecue directly at the guesthouse. There's also afternoon tea, which is exquisite and delicious, and the freshness of the fruit really shows their dedication. **Service:** The service was very thoughtful. It was cold, so they brought breakfast directly to our room. I'll definitely come again!

The environment is beautiful and quiet, the air is good, I feel a lot of relaxation, the room is large and comfortable, the view is wide, clean and tidy, the facilities are perfect, and you can enjoy the happiness of the hot spring pool without going out. The butler service attitude is warm and the details are in place.

I've already recommended this place to all my friends! The environment is fantastic; the guesthouse is perfectly integrated into the beautiful scenery of Yingxi Peak Forest. You can watch the sunrise in the morning and enjoy the sunset in the evening – it's truly a peaceful escape. The guesthouse design is very tasteful, with huge floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the mountain views like a natural painting. The rooms even have private hot spring pools, allowing you to soak while gazing at the mountains – simply blissful. In the evening, we went to the infinity pool on the fourth floor to swim and relax, chatting under the stars. You truly have to stay here to understand how wonderful the experience is. The service is attentive and perfect; from check-in to check-out, someone was always there to carefully look after us and was available whenever we needed anything. Parking and charging for electric cars are very convenient right outside, making it stress-free to travel anywhere. Everyone at the guesthouse is incredibly diligent and enthusiastic, and they even have two adorable cats! 🐱

A great stay at the Zhongshan Hot Springs Resort. The breakfast was excellent and even included western food like bacon and eggs and French toast. Coffee machine made perfect espresso every time. The business rooms were clean and comfortable. The hot springs were easily accessible and not too crowded during the weekday we stayed. The gym had free weights, but was hard to find and most of the machines were broken or couldn’t power up (no elliptical or bikes, but the treadmill worked). Staff was very polite and responsive. Some were able to communicate clearly in English, although Chinese is clearly the preferred language.