Foshan Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel is conveniently located near furniture stores. The lobby boasts a unique and stylish design, and the front desk staff are warm, attentive, and provide excellent service. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-appointed with a distinctive style, making for a comfortable, cozy, and elegant stay. The hotel is well-managed with rigorous standards, and the room hygiene is excellent, with clean bedding and bathroom amenities. The hotel breakfast offers a good variety. However, the quality of the bathroom toiletries could be improved."

"I had a very satisfying stay. The breakfast was plentiful, and dinner was also convenient. The service was excellent, and they even gave us small complimentary gifts."

"I've stayed at Home Inn many times, and its proximity to Zumiao subway station makes getting around very convenient. There are also places like McDonald's and Luckin Coffee right downstairs. This stay, I was very satisfied with the room; it was well-equipped. The only minor flaw was the water pressure, which was a bit weak, but it wasn't a major issue and didn't impact my trip experience. The front desk staff were very friendly, thumbs up! 👍🏻"

"Overall, my experience at the hotel was pretty good. The front desk staff were nice and efficient with check-in and check-out. They were also patient and helpful when I asked for directions and information, and responded fairly quickly to any requests. The air conditioning and hot water worked well, and the WiFi signal was stable. The bedding was clean, and I liked that I could choose between soft and firm pillows; I slept quite comfortably. The bathroom was well-cleaned, and the shower had good water pressure with hot water coming on quickly. The location is definitely the biggest highlight, making it convenient for dining and shopping. For the price in this area, I'm generally satisfied."

"I really like Atour hotels; they're my go-to whenever I travel. For this holiday, I chose Guangzhou to visit the hometowns of Wong Fei-hung and Ip Man, and to see the lion dance performances. Staying at the Lingnan Tiandi Atour Hotel was a fantastic experience. The front desk staff was incredibly warm and welcoming, the room was spotless, and the breakfast spread was excellent. A truly great experience overall."

"I often eat at this hotel's buffet lunch, and it's delicious. So, this time, when traveling with friends and kids, we chose to stay here. Since it was a vacation, we mostly stayed at the hotel, so after an overall assessment, we picked this place. First, the hotel's environment is genuinely good. It's right next to Lingnan Tiandi, and the Ancestral Temple is right in front of you. The location is truly excellent, and the subway is also nearby. Second, the hotel facilities are decent and not old. We spent an hour in the gym, and there were quite a few pieces of equipment. Third, the hotel breakfast is very rich, though it gets crowded, so you have to look for a table. Otherwise, it's good. Also, the hotel rooms are fairly clean, but there's no separate shower; you have to stand in the bathtub, which is a bit inconvenient. Everything else was fine. The fan was quite noisy at night and affected my sleep. Finally, what I'm most unhappy about is the service. I arrived at the hotel at 2:30 PM. There were only a few people, and three desks were handling check-ins. I waited for a full half-hour, only to be told my room wasn't ready. Are you kidding me? Check-in is at 2 PM. My friend arrived at 2 PM and had already checked in, and she told them we were together. I also informed Ctrip in advance that we were together and requested rooms as close as possible. Then, an hour later, they told me the room hadn't been cleaned yet and asked me to wait. I was very unhappy and asked the front desk attendant to call her manager. The attendant went in and came out, then said they could arrange a room for me, but it wouldn't be on the same floor. This made me even angrier, so I insisted on speaking to the manager. The manager finally arrived late and told me that because it was the weekend, they were busy, and that's why the room wasn't ready. Hearing this made me even more annoyed. What's the point of telling me that? I want a solution. Then, after seeing Ctrip call me, she said she had arranged a room on the same floor, just a bit further away. I then asked if it was an upgrade because when I booked, it said upgrades were possible if rooms were available. My friend, who had the same room type, was upgraded to a king-size bed, while I had twin beds. The manager said there were no upgrade options for twin rooms and that to upgrade, I'd have to switch to a king bed. If there's no upgrade for twin rooms, then why do you state that upgrades are possible? But I really didn't have the energy to argue with her. I'm here to enjoy myself, not to get angry, so I just let it go. I had almost forgotten about all of this until just now, after checking out and sitting in the car home. My friend messaged me saying the hotel felt very apologetic for not upgrading me and had given her a small gift for me. I suddenly found it quite funny. You didn't give it to me when I checked out, but after I left, you gave it to my friend to pass on? What's the meaning of that? My friend and I rarely see each other once a year; do we have to meet up again specially for this? If you're truly apologetic, why didn't you bring it to me directly when I stayed for so long? I'm genuinely speechless with your hotel's service and arrangements. I'm not after your small gift; I'm just speechless at how you handled it. You did the work, you showed your intent, but you failed to make the guest feel it."

"The location is super convenient; it's just a few dozen meters straight ahead from Metro Exit B. There are several malls downstairs with all kinds of food options. I highly recommend the afternoon tea set at 'Kailongque Ice Room' downstairs – it's a great deal, with generous portions and good flavor. However, 'Hong Dangdang Food Stall' downstairs isn't great; it's poor value for money and the taste is mediocre. The front desk is on the fourth floor. You need your card to access the guest rooms. If you order takeout, you have to go to the fourth floor first and have the front desk swipe the elevator for it to come up. Although, I noticed one elevator might not require this, but the other two definitely do. I booked a deluxe twin room. The balcony has a drying rack, which is handy for hanging clothes. There's a laundry room on the 17th floor with detergent, but I didn't use it. Breakfast is on the fourth floor, but the selection is a bit limited. It's also very convenient to grab breakfast downstairs. The room's fridge works great, but the shower pressure is just okay. Only one of the air conditioners is wall-mounted. The facilities are a bit old, but the service is decent. The only downside was that we arrived at 3:30 PM for check-in and still had to wait for our room. Given the high summer traffic, they should really have more staff for cleaning."

"The hotel facilities are relatively new, but the in-room voice assistant is quite useless. The hotel just opened this year and has a good location near Zumiao Temple. The hotel staff provide good service, always greeting guests. The laundry room isn't crowded, so you don't have to wait long to do your laundry. The breakfast selection is rich and tastes good; I ate there for two consecutive days and always found different dishes. AVOID the fruit market across from the hotel – the durian was very stale, and the owner was incredibly rude. They also blast music every night, which is very noisy. The Wangwang Restaurant diagonally across from the hotel is excellent; it's where the locals eat, and they have a morning tea service. I wouldn't recommend You Ji; the food is decent, but the wait is too long. I waited over an hour for lunch. Our driver even said that locals don't go there."

"The hotel is about 1 km from the Ancestral Temple, a 6-7 minute drive away. You can park in the auxiliary road right outside, and the hotel covers the cost, which is super convenient. The lobby is very bright and well-decorated. There's a laundry room and gym on the 3rd floor, but I didn't have time to check them out. My room was on the 5th floor, and it was quite quiet, so I got some good rest. The room is also very spacious. You can voice-control 'Xiao Du' (a smart assistant), which is pretty cool, and the toilet is also smart. I had a minor issue during my stay, but it didn't really affect my overall experience. The TV is huge, but sometimes the signal would cut out the sound. I eventually figured out how to fix it. I reported it to the hotel, and they responded promptly. Overall, I was satisfied with my one-night stay."

"Not bad at all for my first stay here! The room was very clean, and the service was excellent – they answered all my questions patiently. The hotel is right in the heart of the furniture market, just a stone's throw from the Louvre (I assume this refers to a local shopping center or area called 'Louvre' rather than the famous museum). It's super convenient if you're here to buy furniture. Plus, there's a dedicated free parking lot, and a restaurant on the fourth floor, which makes dining easy. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in the area."