Spring Time Hotel (Guangzhou East Station Yantang Metro Station) Reviews

The room and bed was Japanese style, the cleanliness of the room was excellent and owner was really care about customer, leaving with message/contact for customer to feedback(if any) Location was excelleent just beside Train station. The breakfast was simple can see this hotel is really care about customer

This hotel was one subway stop from the East Railway station and also located near the Yangtang metro. It was a lot of escalators and a few stairs up to the hotel. The hotel is very clean and has a lot of thoughtful amenities like hair ties, little sewing kits and mint candy in the hall before you exit, in addition to the standard toiletries in the room. They require a key card to enter the floor. We came during the trade exhibition and they set up a refreshment table that had teas and fresh fruit. For North Americans the washroom/shower is all in one with no walls and may take some time to adjust to. We just used our towels to dry everything off as they refresh your room daily. This hotel connects to lines 3 and 6. It’s easy to commute to many places.

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Believe me this hotel is very convenience because subway just at door step.no regret repeat stayed here

I had an excellent stay at this hotel. The room was spotless, modern, and very comfortable. The location is perfect — just a short walk to the MRT station, making it extremely convenient to get around the city. There are also plenty of restaurants, shops, and convenience stores nearby. The facilities are well-maintained and provide everything a traveler needs. Staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a clean, convenient, and well-located place to stay. Definitely a 10/10 experience!"

I really like the location — it’s very convenient to travel from the airport. There are many nearby places to eat such as Starbucks, KFC, 7-Eleven, and shops selling souvenirs at good prices, which is very convenient. Overall, the room was not bad. However, the guests in the room opposite were smoking inside their room and kept their door open most of the time to let the smoke out, which caused the cigarette smell to drift into my room. Unfortunately, there was nothing I could do about it. As I am sensitive to cigarette smoke, I felt unwell after staying there. The room itself was well-equipped with all the necessary amenities. However, due to the humidity, there were some black mold stains on the wall. If you are not too concerned about health issues, it might not be a big problem. The bathroom has a frosted glass wall — not completely transparent, but still not ideal if you’re staying with someone you’re not very close to.

The front desk staff were incredibly polite and enthusiastic. They proactively informed us about potential construction noise during certain hours and even helped us arrange a higher, quieter room. The hotel room itself was better than I expected. It was also convenient to grab coffee in the downstairs area, and the hotel is conveniently located near the subway. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely consider staying at 'Chuntianli' again for my next trip to the area.

Good clean hotel with good service. Location is good and also depends where you want to visit.

The room was lovely, boasting a beautiful spring theme throughout. We were especially delighted by the many small touches, like the little bird-shaped soap dish. It was very clean, and our child absolutely loved it!

An aesthetic hotel in a very strategic location — KFC, 7-Eleven, and Starbucks are on the same row, and it's only 185 meters walking distance to the metro station.

Near to the train metro and very clean

Location is good but room is so small it's problem to adjust your luggage

Just a 2-minute walk from Metro Line 3, and it takes 47 minutes to reach Baiyun Airport T2 – no problem making it to my flight on time. The room is small and windowless, but it's fully equipped and even has a fresh air system. The bedding is very soft. It comes with a deadbolt and a doorbell alarm, making it feel relatively safe. (The entire building is an office complex, with other floors used for businesses. This means elevators can be slow and crowded during morning and evening rush hours. I suspect the building management is linked to the hotel, so it shouldn't be difficult for them to implement keycard access for guest floors to enhance security.) The room is a tatami style, so you step directly onto the raised platform bed/seating area upon entering. It's not ideal for eating takeout in the room, and using the small table (which is really just a shelf under the projector) for dining isn't convenient. Luckily, there's a McDonald's right next to the hotel. (I really dislike all KFCs in mainland China – they're always dirty, unhygienic, and I've gotten food poisoning from them countless times!) Oh, and this place also uses those disposable slippers with a really strong, unpleasant rubbery smell. The soles stink and stick to the floor. A certain chain hotel I stayed at in Shenzhen also used these awful rubber-soled slippers. Are you all sourcing from the same supplier, or perhaps just clearing out cheap, questionable stock for someone? These feel toxic to use in a hotel! I suggest the purchasing department actually goes through the guest check-in process, experiencing what it's like to open the slipper packaging upon entry – “Whoa~ the stench hits you right in the nose, and when you wear them, they stick to the floor with a squishy sound!” Oh, right, the bar of soap for handwashing right after entering is quite nice – big plus! And there's a floss stick in the toothbrush bag – another big plus! (I always bring my own toiletries for business trips, but I forgot my toothbrush this time and used theirs. It wasn't bad at all; not flimsy or just for show, it was perfectly usable and good quality!) Service is excellent; both the front desk and housekeeping staff are very professional. Five stars for that. One point deducted, and it's solely for those stinky slippers.

This was by far one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve had in China. While the location is convenient, right next to a metro station, Starbucks, McDonald’s, KFC, and 7-Eleven, that’s where the positives end. The room wasn’t very clean, there were stains on the wall. The toilet and shower are in the same tiny space, so the toilet paper gets soaked when you shower. It takes at least 5 minutes for the water to get hot, and the room stayed cold even with the AC off. But the worst part? The noise. I could hear everything other guests were doing (talking, laughing, even their intimate moments). All night long. It was disturbing and made it really hard to sleep. Checkout was at 13:00, but I left as early as I could. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel, especially for solo foreign women. Just not worth it.