Hotels in Zhongshan

"The room itself was very clean, the only small thing I would note is that the shower in my room had a bit of a smell and didn’t appear to be 100% clean, though it could be the colouring of the floor itself. Pool and gym were well maintained and well staffed. Air conditioning worked great and breakfast was amazing for the wide selection! "

"It’s 5 * hotel. It’s convenient to all the amenities and very clean! It’s close to the mall and night market!"

"I really liked the location of the hotel; however, I wished more shops were open inside the hotel."

"The room is clean and staff is friendly "

"Excellent location and good, very near to Wanda and Metro station, hotel in perfect clean...."

"When we complained at night that the heater was not functioning properly, staff dealt with it quickly. But the system that the temperature in the room was preset and the guest could not turn it lower or use AC in winter was dumb. It wasted energy and made the room unnecessarily hot at 26C."

"Absolutely quiet and comfortable bed. The toilet by the entrance shocked me initially, but overall comfortable."

"Could be 5 stars but brought it down to 4 because unfortunately the WiFi is NONEXISTENT. They advertise “Free WiFi” every where but it was difficult to join and didn’t even work. We ended up using our cell service our entire stay and unfortunately it’s no different at the Kunming location either. Otherwise, the hotel was great! The location felt safe, clean, and very close to a subway entrance. There’s lots of food vendors and markets just barely a 10 minute walk away so there’s plenty to do just walking distance from the front door. The rooms were also clean and very high tech which we thought was cool. The auto-flipping toilet was a tad annoying but really no big deal. Definitely take advantage of the breakfast buffet. Besides the fruit everything was fabulous and well made, especially the bowl of noodles you can get at the counter. Highly recommend. Finally, a huge shout out to all the staff in that location who were so patient with us when we asked a billion questions everyday."