Mountain View Hotels in Foshan

This is undoubtedly a hidden gem of a guesthouse. The room was impeccably clean, and the Simmons mattress was incredibly comfortable; my back didn't hurt when I woke up the next day. It wasn't the kind of soft, flimsy bed. The decor was Nordic country style, and the natural light was excellent. At midday, plenty of sunlight streamed into the bay window, making it a perfect spot for tea or coffee. The owner even does latte art himself, and you can make your own. The service was also very warm and attentive; they would send you food and travel tips. Getting a taxi was also very convenient. I'll definitely stay here again next time.

I have been traveling through China for four months staying on average three nights in hotels. I stumbled upon this little gem and booked it for one month. The three ladies running the establishment treat you like family. You could not ask for more personal yet professional service I stayed in three different rooms and they are all extremely clean and well appointed. Located in the historic little town, the hotel is perfectly located on one of the canals Steps away from the busy little market streets, it is wonderfully quiet and peaceful even when the tourists arrive mostly on weekends. At night, the town folds up and goes to sleep. There are many restaurants in the village, with basic foods and necessities available at the little food store and stalls. The gym, shopping centers, and malls are an 8 to 10 minute drive away

Facilities: Pretty good. There's a gym and a pool. Cleanliness: Decent. Environment: Relatively quiet, very close to the subway station, which makes getting around super convenient. Definitely recommend. Service: Attentive, thorough, and welcoming. In-room Mini-bar complimentary drinks: Drinks and water are replenished daily.

XanaDeluxe Hotel Foshan Danzao — A Genuinely Great Stay with One Notable Flaw As someone who spent most of their trip based at the hotel, I can give a pretty thorough take on what it’s actually like to live in this place for a few days. First impressions The lobby sets the tone immediately. It’s clean, well-presented and the staff are genuinely professional. As an English speaker with only basic Mandarin, I was a little nervous about communication, but the front desk team went above and beyond with translation and made me feel completely at ease. That kind of hospitality is hard to fake. The Room My room was impressively clean overall. The only thing I’d flag is the carpet, which felt like it could use a deeper steam clean. Nothing alarming, and perfectly fine with slippers, but worth mentioning. The air conditioning though? Absolutely elite. Strong, reliable and a lifesaver. Facilities The fifth floor amenities are a real highlight. The gym has brand new equipment, fresh towels and complimentary water ready to go. I spent some solid time on the cardio machines and had zero complaints. The laundry room is also genuinely impressive — four washers, four dryers, plenty of seating, steamers and a dedicated ironing area. Very thoughtfully set up. Food The hotel has several dining options on-site. I tried the dim sum and it was solid. Good variety, good quality and a nice atmosphere. The One Thing That Needs Work Wi-Fi. For younger travellers especially, reliable internet is non-negotiable. Whether it was for remote work or just streaming, the speeds were consistently disappointing. Upload and download were both underwhelming. My cellular signal wasn’t great either, but I’d expect the hotel Wi-Fi to compensate for that, not add to the frustration. Final Verdict This is a hotel that genuinely nails the hospitality side of things. It’s clean, the staff are warm and professional, and the facilities are well above average. Sort out the Wi-Fi and this is easily a five-star experience across the board. I’d absolutely come back next time I’m in Danzao.

The room is a little yellow duck theme room, very cute, bedding and toiletries are all little yellow duck ~ The scenery outside the terrace is nice, you can see the mountains in the distance and the lake nearby. The room has a bathtub, and the terrace also has a balcony table and chairs. The service staff and cleaning staff are very polite. For dinner, just eat in the hotel's Chinese restaurant. Shunde tastes good, and you can use vouchers during the Qingming Festival. Breakfast options are all OK, and you can eat quite full. It's about 20 minutes from Yingxiang Ecological Park, and the road conditions are OK. I ordered takeout to the hotel and picked it up at a designated point on the first floor, which is quite convenient.

The room was tiny, definitely not what you'd expect for a vacation. It wasn't very new, but it was clean. The bathroom had a glass wall with no curtain, which was awkward for a family with children during shower time. The shower water pressure was a bit low, and the already not-so-warm water would suddenly turn cold. The balcony's hot tub didn't have enough water when many rooms used it simultaneously at night. Breakfast was just okay, not a buffet, and they wouldn't even give a single complimentary portion for our child, despite being a family of three. There was no service phone in the room; you had to call the hotel's main number from your mobile for anything. At over 1400 a night, I definitely won't be returning.

Overall, it was very good. The location was excellent, with ample parking and spacious rooms. The receptionist, a young lady with glasses, was very welcoming. The breakfast was also okay. Overall, it was great value for money. The only drawback was a musty smell in the room. It was like that when I first opened the door, and even after ventilating it with the air conditioner for a few hours, the smell was still there. I hope this can be improved in the future.

The room was clean and well-maintained, making for a comfortable stay. Although quiet, the convenience of having a mall right next to the hotel, offers plenty of shopping and dining options. The staff provided friendly and attentive service, always ready to assist with a smile. The amenities were top-notch. A choice for anyone looking for comfort and convenience.

It was okay. Price was still cheap, even during the holiday. First thing, if you want to find a reception of the hotel, you go to the given location, then look at the building to your right with the KFC and on the second floor, you can find the office / reception. You can climb up the stairs from behind the building. The stairs from the pedestrian street, not from the road. Then they will give you the location and the code of your room. The apartments are in the nearby buildings, 10 minutes walk from the reception. So the location of the hotel given here on trip.com is just the reception, the apartments are not exactly on the lake. Apartment was really nice, everything was clean. The bathroom is huge, it has a nice big shower. Beds were wide and soft. Balcony is also nice. You will have a problem if you are a light sleeper, since the main door of the apartment is not thick. There is a 1cm gap between the floor and the door, also on the sides. So all the noise in the hall is literally in your room. During this holiday a lot of families with kids were staying in the same building, so noises and cooking smells were all around. But I must say, inside the room everything was tidy and good.

A truly excellent hotel! I personally love this kind of traditional, grand hotel. The rooms are spacious, the separate wet and dry areas are very practical, the shower rope is also very useful, and there are plenty of clothes hangers, which is very convenient. The koi in the small pond are so cute; watching them swim enthusiastically towards you is very therapeutic. Having a balcony is very comfortable; I really cherish rooms with balconies. There's parking available, a bus stop nearby, and Taoyuan Pavilion, Xinyuan Pavilion, and Fudu Restaurant are all nearby. There's also a road leading directly to Xiqiao Mountain. In short, perfect! One hundred points!