Boutique Hotels in Foshan

Pros: The hotel's location is excellent. It's easily accessible from Exit A of Daliang Zhonglou Station on Foshan Metro Line 3 (which has escalators). Head towards McDonald's, cross the road at the intersection, then turn right at the Orange Crystal Hotel intersection, and you'll arrive at Xiangyunsha Hotel. It's about a 300-meter walk. Turn right out of the hotel's main entrance, and you'll reach Huagai Road Pedestrian Street in about 50 meters, and Qinghui Garden is just two small intersections away. Hotel Service: - Front Desk: There was a slight hiccup during check-in, but it was resolved later. (The staff were purely working hard from the start, showing their corporate culture). - Facilities: Pros: The room layout matches the official website photos, and the space is generous. Things to endure: 1. The air conditioner in the room is noisy. During the day, the surrounding environment (excavators working on the road nearby) might mask it a bit. However, at night, the indoor unit of the AC is very loud, especially when the fan changes speed. It sounds like a telegraph machine about to break down, with constant beeps and clattering. On the first night, I woke up hot at around 2 AM and tried to lower the temperature. It was as if I pressed a forbidden button, and the AC started its incessant beeping and clattering, which never stopped... The second night, I decided not to touch it before bed, but I still heard its clattering in my dreams, half-awake... And was the airflow strong? I hung small clothes to dry for two days and nights, and they still weren't dry; I had to use a hairdryer in the end. 2. Insufficient water pressure in the shower: Whenever I tried to use warm water for showering, the water flow immediately became very weak. You need patience to shower. 3. Dim indoor lighting: It's not about having many lights, but having normal brightness. The overall lighting was quite dim. Even if you're only spending a few hours at night, it should still be bright enough to see where you're going and pack your belongings. The brightest lights in the entire room were at the vanity and by the window. - Dining Department (A big plus! It feels like this hotel mainly relies on its F&B to make money and maintain its reputation.) The dining area on the 2nd floor offers a rich variety of food, and the taste is excellent. The staff provide great service; the young ladies and gentlemen were very diligent in clearing tables, and the head chef was very friendly and considerate. Thumbs up!

It's an older hotel. While its facilities might be showing their age a bit now, they must have been quite luxurious a decade ago. The rooms are spacious, quiet, and comfortable. Overall, I'm satisfied.