Top Things to Do in Guangzhou: Best Activities & Must-Sees
Fancy discovering Guangzhou? Often overshadowed by Shanghai or Beijing, this major southern metropolis seamlessly blends Cantonese traditions with modernity.
Here's your Trip.com guide to help you plan your visit, whether you're staying for a day or longer: discover the vibrant neighbourhoods, unmissable sights, and the very best spots to savour authentic Cantonese cuisine.
💡 Trip.com Fun Fact: Legend has it that five immortals descended from the heavens riding goats to bring rice to the locals facing famine. The goats then turned to stone, which is how Guangzhou earned its enchanting nickname, the 'City of Five Goats'.
Top Things to Do in Guangzhou
- 🗼 Canton Tower – The city's futuristic landmark with a spectacular observation deck.
- ⛩️ Chen Clan Ancestral Hall – A masterpiece of Lingnan architecture featuring exquisite carvings.
- 🌳 Yuexiu Park – The city's green oasis, home to the famous Five Rams Sculpture.
- 🚢 Pearl River Night Cruise – A glittering boat ride past Guangzhou's illuminated skyline.
- 🏛️ Guangdong Museum – An impressive museum showcasing the province's art, culture, and natural history.
🗓️What to Do in Guangzhou Based on Your Stay
Because every journey is truly one-of-a-kind, we've put together some fantastic recommendations for unmissable activities and must-see sights, all tailored to the length of your stay and whether you're exploring with company or venturing solo:
Duration | Couples | Family | Friends | Solo |
1 day | Canton Tower & an enchanting night cruise | Yuexiu Park & Guangzhou Zoo | Shamian Island + a delightful dim sum lunch in Liwan | Chen Clan Ancestral Temple and Qingping Market |
2-3 days | Guangzhou Opera and a Revolving Restaurant Dinner | Chimelong Safari Park (a full day is highly recommended to truly experience it all!) | A spot of shopping in Tianhe, then unwind at Zhujiang New Town's bars in the evening. | Temple of the Six Banyan Trees and Beijing Road |
4-5 days | Foshan Adventure & Local Spa Retreat | Chimelong Water Park & Nature Adventures | Nightlife & Club Adventures | Shawan Village: Your Cantonese Cooking Class Adventure! |
1 week | Conghua Hot Springs & Baiyun Mountain Hiking Adventures | Theme Park Thrills and Outdoor Adventures | Festivals & Events: What's On Our Calendar! | Buddhist Temples & Meditation |
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🏘️Must-Visit Districts in Guangzhou
Once you arrive, you'll soon discover that Guangzhou is one of China's largest cities! It spans an area of approximately 7,434.4 km²! But don't worry, you'll find most of the must-see attractions concentrated in just a few districts. Here are our top picks for districts you absolutely can't miss!
Haizhu: Riverside Views and Local Guangzhou Life
Haizhu, a district that blends peaceful riverside living with some of Guangzhou’s most iconic sights. This is where laid-back neighbourhoods meet major landmarks, giving you a perfect mix of nature, culture and modern city life.
Start with the unmissable Canton Tower, rising beside the Pearl River and offering some of the best views in the city. Close by in Pazhou, you’ll find the Canton Fair Complex, a major draw for international visitors. For a scenic and relaxing journey, hop on the Haizhu Tram, which glides through leafy areas and modern riverside developments.
If you want to enjoy Guangzhou’s nightlife, head to Party Pier for open-air bars, great food and beautiful views across the water. For shopping and local vibes, Jiangnanxi is a lively commercial street filled with cafés, boutiques and plenty of tempting eats. Nature lovers will also enjoy a peaceful stroll at the Haizhu National Wetland Park, one of the city’s best green escapes.
📌 Getting there: Take the Guangzhou Metro to Canton Tower Station (Line 3) or Pazhou Station (Line 8) for easy access to the best spots.
Tianhe: Diving into Futuristic Guangzhou
Prepare for a radical shift in atmosphere as we make our way to the Tianhe district! Tianhe is Guangzhou straight out of a sci-fi movie: towering glass skyscrapers that brush the clouds, colossal shopping centres (the Taikoo Hui, for example, sprawls across 8 floors of pure luxury!), and an ultra-modern business hub. This is 21st-century China, wide awake and buzzing with an energy that never sleeps.
But the real spectacle truly begins once night falls. Make your way to Zhujiang New Town, where the towering skyscrapers illuminate the night sky along the river. You can also soak in breathtaking panoramic views with a drink in hand at one of the district's many vibrant bars (with a special shout-out to the incredible rooftop spots at Canton Tower and IFC Mall!).
📌 Getting there: The Zhujiang New Town metro station (Lines 3 and 5) offers direct access right into the heart of this dazzling, illuminated district.
Liwan: Uncover the vibrant traditions and local culture of Guangzhou
Liwan offers a captivating glimpse into Guangzhou before its economic boom. Picture narrow, cobbled alleyways, charming low-slung red-brick houses, and bustling traditional markets where stalls overflow with unfamiliar vegetables and live fish swim in their tanks.
Shangxiajiu Street is bustling with people from morning till night, especially at weekends. What's more, you'll find historic tea houses like Lian Xiang Lou tucked away here; just imagine: they've been serving dim sum since 1889 in a wonderfully preserved historic setting!
The Chen Temple (or Chen Clan Ancestral Hall), an architectural masterpiece in the neighbourhood, is absolutely worth a detour for its exquisite wood carvings that beautifully showcase the legendary craftsmanship of Cantonese artisans.
📌 Pro tip and a fantastic find: The morning dim sum at Lian Xiang Lou or Taotaoju is an absolute must-try experience (arrive before 9 am to avoid the queues!).
Yuexiu: the perfect blend of nature and city life
Next up on your must-see list: Yuexiu! What makes it so special? This neighbourhood offers a perfect blend of nature and city life. For starters, Yuexiu Park, with its 86 hectares of lush greenery, provides a welcome breath of fresh air right in the heart of the bustling metropolis. The famous Five-Ram Sculpture (a symbol of the city since 1959) proudly takes centre stage, and you'll often find locals practising their morning tai chi here in a wonderfully peaceful atmosphere.
Then, there's Beijing Road, a bustling shopping district stretching for several kilometres. But here's a fascinating detail: beneath the transparent glass panels set into the pavement, you can glimpse the remnants of the ancient road, dating back through multiple dynasties! You're literally treading on 2,000 years of history as you shop!
The Museum of the Nanyue King Mausoleum is absolutely worth a stop (especially on a rainy day!). This exceptional archaeological site tells the fascinating story of the Nanyue kingdom, which vanished over 2000 years ago. The funerary objects on display (jade, gold, bronze) boast exquisite craftsmanship and speak volumes about a sophisticated civilisation.
📌 Trip.com's top tip: visit the museum in the morning, then grab lunch at one of Beijing Road's canteens (you absolutely *must* try the shaomai and cheung fun!).
Shamian Island: A Colonial Time-Travel Adventure
It's barely 900 metres long, but oh, what an atmosphere awaits! This tiny island, nestled on the Pearl River, instantly whisks you away to 19th-century Europe. When China opened its concessions, both the French and British settled here, leaving behind a truly remarkable architectural legacy: think elegant neoclassical facades, a stunning Gothic Church of Our Lady of Lourdes (built in 1892), and former consulates now transformed into chic cafés… You'll almost feel like you've stepped right into Europe!
Today, Shamian has transformed into a true open-air museum, boasting over 150 preserved historic buildings. Once you're there, what can you expect? Indulge in delightful strolls beneath the century-old banyan trees, then immerse yourself in a contemporary art gallery housed within a former colonial bank, before settling down for a coffee on a charming terrace with stunning river views.
The atmosphere remains wonderfully peaceful, even in the middle of the week – what a delightful contrast to the bustling city centre just a stone's throw away!
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5 star
Very Good8303 Reviews
Guangzhou East Railway Station/Wushan Guangzhou|1.16km from city centre
The hotel's overall environment is decent, and the staff's service attitude is very good. The follow-up specialist's service was also excellent [rose emoji]. The location is extremely convenient, with a shopping mall right across the street, making it easy to get around and shop. The hotel offers complimentary coffee, although the taste is a bit bland.
The only minor drawback is that the room facilities are a bit old and the decor style feels dated, giving it an old-fashioned hotel vibe. It might be more suitable for older travelers. I hope the hotel can renovate and upgrade the room hardware in the future for an even better stay experience. The follow-up specialist's service was very good.FromJPY 9,167
Very Good4093 Reviews
Guangzhou East Railway Station/Wushan Guangzhou|0.69km from city centre
We booked this hotel specifically for the 40th-floor kids' club, but it turned out to be a bit of a letdown.
We came to Guangzhou with our child, and after seeing many reviews praising the Westin's indoor kids' club on the 40th floor, we decided to stay here. Unfortunately, the kids' club was quite disappointing – there was a strong, pungent smell inside. I'm not sure if it's been recently renovated, but even as an adult, I felt a bit dizzy after a few minutes, let alone letting my child play in there. On top of that, it only opens at 12 PM daily, and there wasn't a single staff member in sight, which honestly made me a bit uneasy.
However, putting the kids' club aside, the rest of the hotel was excellent. Our stay on the executive floor was very satisfying, with attentive service. The breakfast selection was rich and varied, with plenty of options for both adults and children. The location is also very convenient, close to shopping and dining. While the heated pool isn't huge, the water temperature was comfortable and perfectly adequate for children to splash around in.
Overall, if you're booking this hotel solely for the kids' club, like we did, you might want to reconsider. I hope the hotel addresses the indoor air quality issue, as health and safety are paramount when traveling with children. However, if you're here for a business trip or prioritize the executive benefits, this hotel is definitely worth staying at.FromJPY 13,890
Outstanding1265 Reviews
Tianhe Stadium/TaiKoo Hui Guangzhou|0.85km from city centre
1. On my first night, the fridge wasn't working, so I contacted the front desk. They immediately arranged a room change and even upgraded my room type, which made my trip to Guangzhou a fantastic experience.
2. The apartment's location directly opposite Taikoo Hui is incredibly convenient for getting anywhere. There are all sorts of great food options downstairs, so you don't even have to go far to eat well.
3. The breakfast provided is incredibly varied and of high quality, with plenty of choices! Plus, there's a massage chair, yoga room, swimming pool, and a sauna room, among other amenities. Overall, I'm a hundred percent satisfied!FromJPY 17,732
Outstanding11462 Reviews
Guangzhou East Railway Station/Wushan Guangzhou|1.07km from city centre
My stay at Hilton Tianhe was fantastic! The hotel's service was incredibly thoughtful, and all the staff were enthusiastic, attentive, and paid great attention to small details, which made me feel very cared for. The entire process, from check-in to check-out, was smooth, and any needs were promptly addressed. You can really feel the hotel's dedication to service; it was a very comfortable and enjoyable stay. I'll definitely choose this hotel again if I have the chance!FromJPY 14,190
Outstanding4255 Reviews
Tianhe Stadium/TaiKoo Hui Guangzhou|0.62km from city centre
The location is an absolute winner! The hotel has direct access to TeeMall, and it's within walking distance to Parc Central and Grandview Mall. The Sports West Road subway station is also very close, so you can shop and find food without enduring the elements – super convenient for getting around.
Check-in was very efficient, and the front desk staff were pleasant and easy to communicate with. The room was spacious with large windows offering expansive views. The mattress was soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a great night's rest after a day of exploring. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, the hot water was stable, and the cleaning was meticulous, leaving it spotless and odor-free.
Amenities are comprehensive; the heated pool and gym were both fully operational. What's more, you can store your luggage for free after check-out, which is a thoughtful touch, allowing us to pick it up after we'd finished exploring the shopping districts.
This established five-star hotel truly delivers on reliability. It's suitable for both business trips and leisure travel/food adventures. I'll definitely prioritize staying here again next time I'm in Tianhe, Guangzhou!
Also, a big thank you to the staff for providing us with complimentary breakfast!FromJPY 19,723
Very Good3508 Reviews
Tianhe Stadium/TaiKoo Hui Guangzhou|0.53km from city centre
Booked an executive room, and it only came with two bottles of water. We drank one on the first day, and to my surprise, housekeeping didn't even replenish them the next day. Unbelievable. The coffee provided was instant Nescafé; they could at least offer drip bags, especially since the mini-fridge was completely empty. The mattress was really comfortable, and the buckwheat pillow suited me perfectly, though I had to wait over half an hour for it.FromJPY 19,677
Business travel
Very Good6193 Reviews
East Huanshi Road Area Guangzhou|3.97km from city centre
Decided to stay at a 5* hotel as it was my birthday. Room was smaller than expected and the check in lady said room was upgraded which didn’t appear to be as room appeared to be basic. As it was my bday i asked the hotel if they had anything complimentary for someone celebrating their bday to which she said fruit platter then added some dim sum..acceptable but would be nice if they arranged without me asking.
Hotel is a bit old and they were renovating so very noisy during day. The breakfast was very good as had good variety of food. Location is also convenient as 2 mins from metro.
Reception is big but not enough seats
All in all would hv expected something more for a 5* hotelFromJPY 12,802
Very Good8156 Reviews
Tianhe Stadium/TaiKoo Hui Guangzhou|0.94km from city centre
Before arriving, I had read many reviews online saying that the front desk always had long queues. And indeed, during my few days of stay, I did notice queues forming during morning and afternoon peak hours. However, when I checked in, it was fine; there was no queue. A tall gentleman warmly greeted us and arranged the room according to my request. The room was spacious and grand overall, and very well-maintained. Over the next few days, I enjoyed relaxing time at the executive lounge, where the food quality was also excellent. I'd like to thank Niki and the Russian girl with excellent Chinese for their service and help. The only issue I encountered was when I informed the front desk that I would be checking out at 2 PM the next day, but they somehow set my key card to expire that same afternoon, which resulted in me being locked out of my room and caused quite a bit of inconvenience.FromJPY 13,890
Good2834 Reviews
Tianhe Stadium/TaiKoo Hui Guangzhou|0.69km from city centre
Last August, I stayed at this hotel when I came to see my favorite singer's birthday celebration. I remember saying then that if I ever returned to Guangzhou, I would definitely book this hotel again. And here I am, back in July! The service is as attentive as ever; the front desk staff are incredibly friendly, and the room is spotless, cozy, and comfortable. The view from the window is fantastic. The hotel's washing machines and dryers are also very convenient to use. This time, I explored more of the dining options around the hotel. There's a dim sum restaurant called Luyun Tea House in Zhengjia Plaza right next to the hotel, and their dim sum is delicious. Plus, there's a convenience store downstairs, which is super handy for grabbing things. Getting to Canton Tower is a breeze – just two or three stops on Metro Line 3. It's also quick and easy to reach attractions like Yongqing Fang and Shamian Island, taking only a few tens of minutes. If I get the chance to visit Guangzhou again, I'll definitely be back! 🩷FromJPY 3,403
Very Good1466 Reviews
East Huanshi Road Area Guangzhou|3.42km from city centre
The hotel is well-equipped with a pool, gym, and dining options. The service is excellent, and both the lobby and rooms have air conditioning that keeps them sufficiently cool. It's conveniently located near the Ouzhuang subway station (Lines 5 and 6) and Taojin station (Line 5), just a few minutes' walk away. Parking is also easy and quick.FromJPY 9,237
401 Reviews
Tianhe Stadium/TaiKoo Hui Guangzhou|0.86km from city centre
I've stayed here many times, and I'm so happy they upgraded me to a one-bedroom suite again this time. It was a very comfortable stay, and they even provided welcome fruits. Both the room and the living room have floor-to-ceiling windows, offering a pretty good view. The location is also very central; you can walk to Zhengjia Plaza. This time I tried the breakfast; the restaurant is beautiful, but the food selection is a bit limited. I pretty much always stay here when I come to Guangzhou.FromJPY 17,130
Very Good7110 Reviews
Zhujiang New Town and Wuyang New Town Commercial Area Guangzhou|1.77km from city centre
The W Hotel Guangzhou was an amazing experience! It's right in the heart of Zhujiang New Town, with a super trendy and avant-garde design that creates a fantastic atmosphere – perfect for photos. The room was spacious and clean, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offered stunning city night views. The staff were warm and attentive; Candy handled check-in efficiently, and April provided thoughtful and meticulous service. The high-altitude pool was a unique feature, and the facilities were comprehensive. It's conveniently located for travel and shopping, making it an excellent choice for a holiday visit to Guangzhou. I'll definitely be back!FromJPY 22,385
Family friendly
Very Good12351 Reviews
East Huanshi Road Area Guangzhou|3.97km from city centre
Facilities: Well-equipped, American-style decor, everything is online and timeless.
Hygiene: Established cleanliness, but details like table corners could use more attention.
Environment: You can shop, eat, drink, play, and visit a museum all within the hotel.
Service: Everyone is on point, and the switchboard processes calls immediately.
As the only national brand among China's three platinum five-star hotels, it boasts unique historical and cultural elements, and is a symbol of China's reform and opening-up. Its history and ethos are evident. My first impression during check-in was that everyone was very busy; while check-in was slow, the staff were very pleasant. As a Lingkehui Gold Card member, in addition to a room upgrade, I also received complimentary breakfast and executive lounge access. If room availability allows, late checkout until 2 PM is possible. The hotel has a very high occupancy rate, with many foreign guests and airline crew. There might be some communication gaps between departments like housekeeping and restaurants. This time, my Deluxe King room was upgraded to a Red Kapok King Suite. The room, being older, combined with ongoing government construction nearby, meant the soundproofing was a bit lacking. The extra bed was too soft and a bit uncomfortable, and some other hardware in the room was a bit dated, but it didn't detract too much from the stay. On the first floor, there's an outdoor back garden with a small waterfall, both popular photo spots. I saw many people taking pictures, it was lively. The ornamental fish in the pond were huge. On the 4th floor, there's a free, public Garden Hotel Museum (closed Mondays), which is well worth a visit, explaining the development history of various hotels and just how amazing Garden Hotel is. You really must spend some time exploring it. The gym (well-equipped) and outdoor swimming pool (not heated) are on the other side of the 4th floor, with two squash courts (reservation required). All hotel signage is in Chinese, English, and Japanese. There's currently construction outside the hotel (the typical 'dong dong dong' sound of Guangzhou)... You really should experience our Garden Hotel with its Lingnan characteristics.FromJPY 20,024
Excellent4737 Reviews
Zhujiang New Town and Wuyang New Town Commercial Area Guangzhou|1.67km from city centre
We had a wonderful stay at Holiday Inn Guangzhou and were very happy with the service. The hotel is comfortable, clean, and the staff are very attentive and welcoming
A special thanks you to Janni for his excellent service. He greeted us warmly, helped us with the check-in, and kindly offered to register us for the hotel’s loyalty program. Janni was very polite, attentive, and genuinely friendly. It was a real pleasure communicating with him, and his welcoming attitude made our arrival especially pleasant
We also really enjoyed the breakfast. There was a great variety of food, with plenty of options to choose from, and everything was very fresh and delicious. The room was clean, comfortable, and beautifully maintained. Overall, everything was well organized and made our stay very comfortable
Thank you to the whole team, and especially to Janni, for making our stay so enjoyable! We would be happy to stay here againFromJPY 14,075
Very Good2769 Reviews
East Huanshi Road Area Guangzhou|4.59km from city centre
The location is excellent, and the front desk staff were quite welcoming. My flight was delayed, so I didn't arrive until after midnight, but they kindly extended my check-out time, which I really appreciated. The room size was decent, and there were many foreign guests staying. However, the hotel facilities are a bit old. I was taking a shower when three or four staff members knocked on my door asking if I had been smoking and triggered the smoke alarm. It was truly speechless. I hope they improve the facilities and service quality.FromJPY 11,389
Very Good4839 Reviews
Zhujiang New Town and Wuyang New Town Commercial Area Guangzhou|2.37km from city centre
I had an absolutely amazing stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou. From the moment I arrived, everything was exceptional — from the elegant surroundings to the warm and attentive service.
The room was beautiful, spacious, comfortable, and impeccably clean, with all the amenities you would expect from a luxury hotel. The bed was incredibly comfortable, making it easy to relax and enjoy a restful night after a long day exploring Guangzhou.
What truly stood out was the hospitality. Every staff member I encountered was friendly, professional, and genuinely attentive to every detail. The service felt personal and thoughtful without ever being intrusive.
The hotel’s location is also excellent, making it convenient to explore the city while still providing a peaceful and luxurious retreat. The overall atmosphere was elegant and relaxing, and I particularly enjoyed the attention to detail throughout the hotel.
This was definitely one of the highlights of my Guangzhou trip. The combination of beautiful facilities, outstanding service, comfort, and genuine hospitality made my stay truly memorable.
I would happily stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a luxurious and unforgettable stay in Guangzhou. A well-deserved 5/5!FromJPY 30,603
Very Good5348 Reviews
Guangzhou Railway Station and Yuexiu Park Area Guangzhou|6.67km from city centre
The room was clean and the facilities were relatively new, with a nice view outside the window. Overall, it still had an old-money vibe, as the hotel's age is undeniable, and even renovations have their limitations. I particularly want to mention the faucet in the bathroom sink – it didn't have a filter, and the spout was quite high, so water splashed everywhere when turned on. The instant coffee in the room was terrible, though the coffee machine in the buffet restaurant was decent. For the buffet lunch, the desserts, ice cream, and fruit were good, but the main courses were mediocre. The sashimi always had a long line, and its presentation was a bit lacking.
Regarding the ”Golden Ball Lychee Pastry”: it was advertised as one per day, but I didn't receive it on subsequent days of my stay.FromJPY 14,075
Very Good4303 Reviews
Zhujiang New Town and Wuyang New Town Commercial Area Guangzhou|1.59km from city centre
I specifically came to Guangzhou for Jolin Tsai's concert, and by chance, I chose to stay at the Vipers Hotel. My entire stay completely exceeded my expectations, leaving me with wonderful memories of my trip to Guangzhou. I genuinely want to share this great experience with all of you who are planning to see a show at the Olympic Sports Center!
The hotel's location is truly exceptional. It's incredibly close to the Olympic Sports Center, making it super convenient for attending concerts. There's no need for long, tiring commutes, and returning to the hotel after the show saves both time and effort. For concert-goers, this location is simply unbeatable. When we checked in, our originally booked room type wasn't available yet. The front desk lady was incredibly thoughtful and, instead of making us wait unnecessarily, directly upgraded our room type for free. It was a delightful surprise!
The upgraded room was stunning. The overall decor was exquisite and grand, the room was spacious and bright, and the furnishings were minimalist yet elegant. The housekeeping was meticulous; every corner was spotless. Stepping into the room instantly washed away the fatigue of travel. What was even more heartwarming was that the hotel knew we were Jolin Tsai concert fans and thoughtfully presented us with a welcome fruit basket. These small details showed so much sincerity and made us feel incredibly warm.
I must give a special shout-out to the kind young man with glasses from the gift shop! We had a lot of concert merchandise and luggage, making it quite cumbersome to carry everything. He saw us struggling and proactively and enthusiastically helped us, carrying our large bags and merchandise up to our room, showing immense patience throughout. After we settled in, he also thoughtfully gave us recommendations for local attractions, enthusiastically suggesting delicious restaurants and authentic local food nearby, and telling us where to go for meals. He was very genuine and not at all perfunctory.
The entire staff at the hotel provides excellent service. Every staff member is warm, polite, and friendly. Communicating with them about any issues is smooth and stress-free. Their service is just right – they don't intrude excessively but are always there to help when needed.
The most surprising thing was the room's fantastic view! In the morning, when I drew back the curtains, I captured a breathtaking sunrise, and in the evening, I witnessed a romantic and healing sunset. The light and shadows were stunning, making every photo look like a masterpiece. The scenery was truly therapeutic. During the day, I immersed myself in the passionate and thrilling atmosphere of Jolin Tsai's concert at the Olympic Sports Center, enjoying the music carnival. At night, I returned to the quiet and comfortable hotel for a good rest. This balance of activity and relaxation made my trip incredibly fulfilling.
Whether it's the environment, the hardware facilities, or the staff's attentive and thoughtful soft service, Vipers Hotel delivered a perfect score. The location is ideal for concert attendance, and the service is full of warmth, with constant small gestures that bring delightful surprises.
If I ever come to the Guangzhou Olympic Sports Center for another show, I will undoubtedly choose to stay here again. I wholeheartedly recommend it to all fans, concert-goers, and friends visiting Guangzhou. It was a truly memorable and absolutely perfect stay!FromJPY 12,130
Breakfast
Outstanding385 Reviews
Near The New Baiyun International Airport Guangzhou|23.08km from city centre
Arrived around 11 pm from Renmin station using a Didi, there is a parking lot for the driver to let you off. The staff didn't speak English but she was accommodating and used a translator to ask me about the hotel transfer. There is one an hour and it is a small mini van, it was quick and seamless would stay again.FromJPY 4,977
Very Good3960 Reviews
Near The New Baiyun International Airport Guangzhou|22.88km from city centre
Facilities: Quite new and excellent, keep up the good work!
Hygiene: Clean and tidy, very good.
Environment: Comfortable and quiet, perfect for resting, with good soundproofing.
Service: Professional and attentive, with a smiling and friendly attitude.
24-hour shared shuttle service to/from the airport: Convenient and quick, no need to rush. Highly recommended to everyone!FromJPY 3,079
Good1211 Reviews
East Huanshi Road Area Guangzhou|4.69km from city centre
Overall, this is a great hotel. The room was well-ventilated with no stuffiness, the shower and toilet drained smoothly, and the floor was spotless. The location is excellent, close to shopping and dining. The service was friendly, and I had a very good experience during my stay.FromJPY 8,681
Good3195 Reviews
Guangzhou East Railway Station/Wushan Guangzhou|1.52km from city centre
Extremely satisfied with my stay! The front desk service was excellent, very polite and attentive, always willing to help with anything needed. The room was spacious, and the location was very convenient for transportation. I'll definitely come back again. Just wanted to add: the parking lot was huge and easy to park in.FromJPY 5,139
Excellent3519 Reviews
Huadu Business District Guangzhou|31.92km from city centre
Mr. Xie at the front desk was very patient and polite. There's a self-service laundry room and gym upstairs. The lobby is beautiful, and parking is free. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, really enjoyable, and the environment was great too.FromJPY 8,936
Excellent3100 Reviews
East Huanshi Road Area Guangzhou|3.22km from city centre
This hotel truly embodies the meaning of ”home away from home.” From the moment I walked in, the warm smiles and greetings from the hospitality staff made me feel incredibly welcome. The comfortable sofa in the room was the perfect spot to relax, just like a cozy recliner. The hotel's laundry return service was a particularly pleasant surprise; my clothes were folded neatly – excellent attention to detail. The local specialty noodles I had for breakfast were a delicious way to start the day, putting a perfect end to my trip!FromJPY 6,528
Gym
Outstanding6759 Reviews
Guangzhou Railway Station and Yuexiu Park Area Guangzhou|6.79km from city centre
The hotel's location is great, and the garden-style design is beautiful. The room we booked was very spacious, and we even got connecting rooms. Although the decor is a bit dated, you can tell it was once a very thoughtfully designed space. The room is airy with a long row of large windows and a big bathroom with a separate wet and dry area and a bathtub, but no smart toilet. The included breakfast buffet offered a good variety. Hope it gets even better in the future!FromJPY 12,547
Good2922 Reviews
Zhujiang New Town and Wuyang New Town Commercial Area Guangzhou|1.71km from city centre
I took my mom to Guangzhou, and it truly exceeded our expectations! My mom kept asking me how I found this hotel. It's surrounded by malls, and the moment we arrived, all the fatigue from our journey melted away, replaced by the soothing sound of flowing water. The hotel staff were all incredibly attentive. The front desk ladies always greeted us with genuine smiles, and the bellmen on the first floor were always quick to open and close our car doors. The housekeeping sisters not only cleaned thoroughly but were also very detailed and warm. This hotel made me fall in love with the city. Every time we returned to our room after being out, the air conditioning was perfectly cool, ensuring a good, quiet night's sleep. The hotel's breakfast milk tea was a bit cold; it would be perfect if it were warmer. The XO sauce fried pig intestine noodles were incredibly delicious, with a texture similar to dry-fried beef noodles. My mom loved the hotel's glutinous rice chicken. The restaurant staff were always quick to clear our trash and were always there when needed. The shower in the hotel room was fantastic; showering felt like therapy. I absolutely love this hotel! I will definitely stay here again next time!FromJPY 21,645
Very Good4702 Reviews
Near The New Baiyun International Airport Guangzhou|28.05km from city centre
The hotel is wow!
They have free transportation from terminals. If you arrived at terminal 2, after passing passport control, go to the second floor to departure hall and find exit 46. The bus from the hotel will pick you up right there, outside the exit.
Reception guys are very helpful, they helped with your luggage and anything you need.
The room itself is very spacious. The floor in the room is so soft, like a cloud! The bed is very comfortable, pillows just amazing! The bath robe is so soft, double layered, I loved it. All you need you have in a room.
Only one thing can be improved, could be nice if there would be face wash and face lotion at least.
Overall, very pleasant stopover experience. Would book again for longer stopover to discover hotel’s spa and restaurant.FromJPY 19,607
Outstanding5510 Reviews
Zhujiang New Town and Wuyang New Town Commercial Area Guangzhou|2.25km from city centre
An experience that exceeded our expectations! As soon as we arrived at the hotel entrance, a doorman greeted us, opened the car door, took our luggage, and escorted us all the way to the hotel elevator.
When we checked in, the front desk lady was very kind. We originally booked a river view room, which doesn't have a view of Canton Tower, but she told us that since we were staying for three nights, she upgraded us to a tower view room. We were so pleasantly surprised! The next day was my child's birthday, and she said they would send a cake to our room. She also thoughtfully asked about our travel plans, mentioning that we could contact them anytime for any needs and that they could even provide travel tips. The staff's service attitude was truly heartwarming and considerate! 💖
Although the hotel has been open for over a decade, it's very well-maintained. The overall style is understated luxury, without excessive or gaudy decorations; it's simple and clean. I was particularly impressed by the dark green room doors with their smooth, rich finish and excellent texture. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the guest room offer expansive views, overlooking the entire Canton Tower. The marble bathroom and soft, skin-friendly bedding – you can tell from many small details that the materials used are exquisite and carefully selected.
For the birthday, we booked the Prime Steakhouse on the 100th floor. The table was sprinkled with rose petals, and there was even a 'Happy Birthday' letter sign, making it feel very ceremonial. The restaurant also gave us a red velvet cake, and when we left, they gave us shell-shaped cakes. Back in our room, there was yet another red velvet cake from the hotel! Haha, they are truly thoughtful... A big thank you again to the hotel for their thoughtful and meticulous service, which gave us an unforgettable birthday trip! 💐FromJPY 40,511
Very Good4962 Reviews
Beijing Road Pedestrian Street and Haizhu Square Guangzhou|6.38km from city centre
We have a very satisfied and comfortable stay in the hotel. First of all, the hotel location is convenient, MRT station just opposite about 200m away (by Exit F), and is an interchange that linked Line 2 and 6. And it is only 1 station away from the popular Beijing shopping streets and Pearl River Cruise station is just another 200m behind the hotel. Secondly the hotel is clean and modern, house keeping staffs are extremely friendly too.
Majority of the staff from check in counters (Sabrina) , Conceige manager (special thanks to Christy who has been very patient and helpful advising us on our itineary and how to get to some of the places we are unsure of), bell boy are extremely friendly and service orientated. Will definitely recommend to friends and myself will choose this hotel to stay again if I return to canton. Big thumb up! :)FromJPY 8,473
Good3117 Reviews
East Huanshi Road Area Guangzhou|4.34km from city centre
The service still lives up to the reputation of an established hotel. However, the cleanliness was truly appalling. I ended up having to clean the bathtub myself. The reason I didn't ask housekeeping was because I wouldn't have trusted it even if they had cleaned it. So, I took matters into my own hands with alcohol wipes. To my surprise, after wiping it down, the bathtub was incredibly dirty, leaving a black mark on my hand from the grime. This really doesn't meet the standards expected of an old-school five-star hotel.FromJPY 12,964
✨Top 5 Activities and Landmarks in Guangzhou
Out of all the incredible things to do in Guangzhou, some experiences truly shine brighter than the rest. Here are five absolute must-dos that you simply cannot miss!
Canton Tower: The perfect spot to take in the city from above!
You simply can't miss this 600-metre-tall tower, which towers over the entire landscape. Its elegant, slender form has also earned it the nickname 'Slim Waist Tower'.
Several observation decks offer unique perspectives, each at a different height. The highest, soaring 488 metres up, even holds a Guinness World Record! And for those who love a thrill, there's even a glass-bottomed walkway 107 storeys up. You'll be able to gaze directly down, which is sure to send a few shivers down your spine!
Perched on the 106th floor, the revolving restaurant might offer an unpretentious buffet, but trust us, the jaw-dropping views more than make up for it! You'll want to set aside about an hour to complete a full, mesmerising rotation.
📌 Top Tip: To make your adventure as smooth as possible, grab your tickets online in advance! You'll thank yourself for skipping those queues that can get pretty long, especially during peak season.
Canton Tower
4.6/5
8856 Reviews
The Canton Tower is beautiful in both its architecture and scenery, and is well worth a visit.JPY 3,121
The Chen Clan Ancestral Hall: Unveiling Guangzhou's Artisanal Craftsmanship
This temple, built in the late 19th century, is a magnificent testament to the boundless creativity of Cantonese artisans. Prepare to be utterly captivated, as almost every single surface here boasts a unique and intricate decoration:
- Exquisite wooden carvings,
- Vibrant frescoes,
- Rooftops, beautifully adorned with ceramics depicting mythological scenes,
- Intricately carved stone panels...
And guess what? This very building is now home to the fascinating Guangdong Folk Arts Museum! Step inside and you'll be captivated by its collections, featuring exquisite embroideries, intricately carved ivories, and ancient ceramics – each piece a stunning testament to the incredible craftsmanship of the past. It's a truly eye-opening experience that helps you understand the profound importance of every tiny detail in Cantonese aesthetics.
📌 Visiting time: You'll want to set aside at least an hour if you're eager to truly appreciate all the intricate details and collections.
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
4.6/5
586 Reviews
Once, we packed our bags and embraced the world in the most primal way. Our hitchhiking journey to Berlin was an epic poem written on the road. Eighty-eight scenic views, like eighty-eight musical notes, strung together this melody full of unknowns. We waited for a passing truck in the wilderness, and shared our stories with strangers. Where our wheels rolled, we left our resolute footprints and our yearning for freedom. The wind-swept grasslands and the sun-baked deserts witnessed our courage. This journey taught us that the most beautiful scenery is always on the road, and the truest emotions come from inner richness. We are no longer just passersby in this world, but have forged the deepest connection with this land through our wheels and feet, allowing life to shine brightest on the journey.JPY 7,020
Yuexiu Park: The City's Green Lung
As we've already touched upon, Yuexiu Park is an absolute must-see during your stay. However, it's particularly renowned for the legendary Five Goats Statue, a captivating symbol of the city's local folklore, and don't forget Zhenhai Tower, an ancient relic of the city's fortifications, boasting breathtaking panoramic views.
Three artificial lakes beautifully punctuate the site, nestled amongst lush gardens and inviting shaded pathways. As dawn breaks, the park truly comes alive with locals gathering to practise tai chi, dance, or engage in spirited games of Chinese chess beneath the charming pavilions. It's a truly special moment, enveloped in an atmosphere of absolute tranquillity.
📌 Top Tip: Entry is completely free (which, naturally, explains why it gets wonderfully busy at the weekend!).
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall
4.6/5
586 Reviews
Once, we packed our bags and embraced the world in the most primal way. Our hitchhiking journey to Berlin was an epic poem written on the road. Eighty-eight scenic views, like eighty-eight musical notes, strung together this melody full of unknowns. We waited for a passing truck in the wilderness, and shared our stories with strangers. Where our wheels rolled, we left our resolute footprints and our yearning for freedom. The wind-swept grasslands and the sun-baked deserts witnessed our courage. This journey taught us that the most beautiful scenery is always on the road, and the truest emotions come from inner richness. We are no longer just passersby in this world, but have forged the deepest connection with this land through our wheels and feet, allowing life to shine brightest on the journey.JPY 7,020
A Night Cruise on the Pearl River
How about seeing this unique city from a whole new perspective, especially from the water? Numerous night cruises are available, offering an truly unforgettable experience to witness Guangzhou in a new light, completely illuminated.
The classic journey usually takes around an hour, giving you ample time to soak in the sights. But the fun doesn't stop there! You'll discover a range of exciting options: from a straightforward cruise to one featuring a delicious Cantonese dinner on board, or even a trip on traditional boats for that truly authentic vibe.
📌 Top Tip: Departures typically happen between 7 PM and 8:30 PM. During peak season, you'll find they're quite frequent, so you'll have plenty of options!
Pearl River Night Cruise
4.5/5
2127 Reviews
Have a wonderful dayJPY 1,998
The Guangdong Museum: A Journey Through Regional History
Right from the moment you clap eyes on it, this building is sure to surprise you! Its unique shape, reminiscent of a luxurious traditional jewellery box, is truly captivating. Step inside, and you'll discover permanent collections that chronicle Guangdong's fascinating history, from prehistoric times right up to today. A special focus is given to Canton's pivotal role as the historic gateway for trade between China and the West.
The exhibitions here are a delightful fusion of archaeological treasures, captivating artworks, traditional attire, and immersive multimedia installations. What's more, high-quality temporary exhibitions are regularly introduced, enriching the permanent collection and ensuring there's always something new and exciting to explore!
📌 Top Tip: Entry is free, but we highly recommend booking your slot online beforehand. This will save you from potentially waiting for hours!
Guangdong Museum
4.7/5
464 Reviews
I bought a ticket because there was no registration for the main museum. Everyone at the entrance was confused by the QR code; it took a long time to translate it, but they let me in. The museum itself is huge, crowded (it's a weekday), and the Glazko exhibit is small and not worth the money (but considering the price for the entire museum, it's worth it). It's worth budgeting 2-3 hours for the entire museum—at the very least.🥢 Guangzhou, Home of Authentic Cantonese Flavours
Guangzhou truly lives up to its reputation as China's gastronomic paradise. Why, you ask? This vibrant city is the authentic birthplace of Cantonese cuisine, one of the four great Chinese culinary traditions.
The local saying '食在广州' (eat in Guangzhou) beautifully encapsulates just how central food is to the local way of life.
The Yum Cha and dim sum ritual
Yum Cha (literally 'drinking tea') is a cherished social institution in Guangzhou. This delightful tradition is best experienced in the morning or early afternoon, when tea houses truly come alive and families gather to share moments.
The idea is simple: you order some tea (often pu-erh, jasmine, or chrysanthemum), and then a delightful parade of dim sum arrives, served in traditional bamboo steamers. Har gow (those delightful translucent prawn dumplings), siu mai (open-topped pork and prawn parcels), char siu bao (fluffy, steamed buns filled with succulent barbecued pork), and cheong fun (silky rice noodle rolls) are just some of the beloved classics you'll find.
Historic establishments like Lian Xiang Lou (open since 1889) or Taotao Ju lovingly keep this tradition alive, all within an authentic setting.
📌 Top Tip: arrive early (before 9 am) to beat the crowds and get your pick of the menu. On weekends, some tea houses are completely full as early as 8:30 am!
💼The Must-Visit Event: The Canton Fair
Whether you're a seasoned pro in international trade or just a curious soul eager to witness one of the world's most colossal trade fairs, then you absolutely must know about the Canton Fair (China Import and Export Fair), which graces Guangzhou twice a year! This colossal event has been a global magnet since 1957, drawing in tens of thousands of exhibitors and buyers from every corner of the globe. It all unfolds at the magnificent Pazhou Complex, Asia's largest exhibition centre, boasting an incredible 1.18 million square metres of space! Prepare to be amazed!
The fair unfolds in three exciting phases, spanning a period of around three weeks:
- Phase 1 is all about electronics, machinery, and industrial products.
- Phase 2 is all about consumer goods, home decor, and furniture.
- Phase 3 is all about textiles, fashion, and delicious food!
🔥 When the Canton Fair is on, hotels get snapped up in a flash and prices can really soar! If you're hoping to join the excitement, be sure to book your hotels well in advance!
🌤️Best Time to Visit Guangzhou
Guangzhou is blessed with a humid subtropical climate, which, in theory, makes it a year-round destination. But let's be honest, some seasons are far more delightful than others for exploring this vibrant city! Here are our top recommendations:
Season | Weather | Notes | Activities & Festivals |
🌸Spring (March-May) | A lovely 15-25°C, mild and humid. | Perfect for outdoor adventures! | Cherry Blossom |
☀️Summer (June-August) | 30-40°C, scorching hot! | Only for the true heat-seekers out there – otherwise, you might want to give this one a miss! | Beer Festival |
🍁Autumn (Sep-Nov) | Lovely 18-28°C | The best season for glorious clear skies | National Day, Moon Festival |
❄️Winter (Dec-Feb) | A cool 5-12°C | Fewer crowds, amazing value | New Year, Lantern Festival |
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🚄Day Trips from Guangzhou
Guangzhou's fantastic location in Guangdong province makes it a breeze to venture out and explore other captivating nearby cities. Plus, many incredible spots are perfect for day trips, meaning you won't need to book an extra overnight stay!
Here are our top recommendations:
Foshan: The Cradle of Kung Fu
Foshan, a neighbouring city, was the birthplace of several legendary kung fu masters, including Ip Man, Bruce Lee's teacher. This martial legacy can be explored through several fascinating sites just waiting to be discovered!
- Journey time: Just 30-45 minutes from Guangzhou!
- Getting there: Hop on the Guangfo Metro Line (it's a direct link!) or catch a high-speed train from Guangzhou South.
- Don't miss:
- Foshan Ancestral Temple, a magnificent site boasting remarkable architecture and enthralling martial arts exhibitions.
- Shiwan Pottery Village, a captivating destination for traditional ceramics.
- Experience vibrant lion dance performances in Lingnan Tiandi's historic district.
Shenzhen: The Tech Metropolis
Shenzhen, nestled right on the border with Hong Kong, is a dazzling embodiment of ultra-modern China. This vibrant, youthful city stands in stark contrast to traditional Guangzhou.
- Journey time: around 1 hour from Guangzhou.
- Transport: High-speed trains run incredibly frequently from Guangzhou East or Guangzhou South.
- Don't miss:
- Window of the World, with its incredible replicas of global landmarks.
- Happy Valley for all you ride enthusiasts!
- Sleek, modern districts of Futian and Nanshan.
- Shekou Waterfront.
- Indulge in some fantastic retail therapy at sprawling shopping centres like The MixC.
Kaiping: Fortified villages and unique towers
Kaiping truly captivates with its diaolou, those magnificent UNESCO-listed fortified watchtowers. These incredible structures, built between the 19th and early 20th centuries, uniquely blend Chinese and Western styles.
- Your journey from Guangzhou will be a breeze, taking just 1.5 to 2 hours.
- Getting there: You can catch a direct bus from Guangzhou Bus Station, or take a train to Jiangmen and then a local bus.
- Don't miss:
- Zili and Jinjiangli Villages, home to the most beautifully preserved diaolou.
- Li Garden, a captivating blend of Chinese garden design and Western architecture.
- Chikan Village, with its magnificent Republican-era buildings.
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Guangzhou truly embodies the essence of Cantonese elegance and the captivating Chinese art of living. As the birthplace of delectable dim sum gastronomy and a historic commercial capital since the days of the Silk Road, this southern metropolis masterfully blends a relaxed pace of life with unbridled modernity. And as the Pearl River gracefully winds through the city, it mirrors the dazzling nocturnal lights, creating an enchanting atmosphere where time seems to hang suspended between a rich past and an exciting future.
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❓ FAQ – Things to Do in Guangzhou
1. What to do in Guangzhou for free?
You can explore Shamian Island, stroll along the Pearl River, visit parks such as Yuexiu Park, and enjoy the city’s lively neighbourhoods without spending much.
2. How many days do I need in Guangzhou?
Two to three days are enough for major sights like Canton Tower, Shamian Island, Chen Clan Hall and a Pearl River cruise. With four to five days, you can add Baiyun Mountain, Chimelong Safari Park and the traditional streets of Liwan.
3. When is the best time to visit Guangzhou?
October and November offer pleasant weather with clear skies. June to August is very hot and humid with monsoon rain.
4. How do I get around Guangzhou?
The metro connects almost all attractions and is inexpensive. Taxis and DiDi are easy to use, and you can also rent e-bikes through local apps.
5. Where can I eat the best dim sum?
Lian Xiang Lou, Taotaoju Tea House and Guangzhou Restaurant are classic choices. Arrive early to avoid queues.
6. Do I need to speak Chinese in Guangzhou?
Not necessarily. English is spoken in some tourist areas. A translation app and a few basic Cantonese phrases can be helpful.
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