Zhuhai Hotels with Parking

We drove here for a weekend getaway with the family, and the stay was really hassle-free, perfect for anyone looking to slow down and relax for a couple of days in Jinwan. The hotel lobby being on a higher floor is quite unique. Standing by the lobby window, the architectural lines of the Jinwan Art Center spread across the water. On a cloudy day, it has a soft, subdued feel, and after the lights come on in the evening, it's a completely different ambiance. When we checked in, we casually mentioned we had two kids, and they proactively reminded us about free parking, pool operating hours, and a complimentary first round of mini-bar drinks. We booked a lake-view room, and upon entering, it didn't feel cramped or small at all. There was still plenty of space to move around even with our luggage, the kids' beach bags, and snack bags spread out. My favorite feature was the full-length windows throughout the room; they let in ample natural light during the day, preventing any dim or stuffy feeling. The room's layout was practical, with a small relaxation area by the window where you could unwind after a tiring journey without having to immediately lie on the bed. The mattress had just the right firmness, not too soft that your back would ache from sinking in, and there were two types of pillows to choose from, which is great for people with different sleeping habits. Breakfast at Zhenchu was perfectly suited to Cantonese tastes. The freshly made noodle station is worth trying; the broth was light and not heavy. Western options, salads, fruits, and yogurt were all well-stocked. Food replenishment was quick; even when we went close to closing time, there weren't just a few sad leftovers that nobody bothered to refill. The restaurant also had large floor-to-ceiling windows. Finding a window seat and enjoying our meal slowly while looking out at the lake view really brought out that relaxed vacation vibe. The outdoor pool on the 6th floor was the most pleasant surprise this time. It directly overlooks the lake and the Art Center, the water looked clean, and there were lifeguards on duty, which made us feel much safer bringing the kids into the water. The 24-hour gym had enough equipment, perfect for a quick workout in the morning or evening. There was also a small children's play area with building blocks and picture books, simple but sufficient, allowing adults a brief moment of rest. Just a small, objective observation: this area is not particularly close to the main urban area of Zhuhai, so it's more suitable for self-driving. Relying on public transportation to and from the city center would take a considerable amount of time, which is something to be aware of before traveling. Overall, there are no exaggerated 'influencer' gimmicks here; its strength lies in its stability, comfort, and practical details. It's suitable for families with children or friends looking for a leisurely trip, art exhibition visits, or a short seaside getaway in Jinwan. I would definitely prioritize this hotel again if I come back to the Aviation New City area.

The manager was incredibly kind! There was a small mishap with a food delivery order being taken by mistake, and the manager immediately gave us a 200 coupon, a late checkout, and even sent dessert to our room. They handled the issue so promptly and thoughtfully. The cleanliness was excellent and the service was outstanding! 🥰🥰

First off, a big thank you to Flora for arranging everything! We stayed at Wanghailou and MGM before this, and while those were satisfactory, Angsana's service truly surprised us. They upgraded our original sea view room to a 'Premium Sea View,' which was fantastic. The elevator goes directly down to the pool, and the way the pool blends with the trees here creates a wonderful, Bali-like atmosphere. Plus, the sunshine in Zhuhai isn't as intense as in Sanya, making it feel very relaxing – a much more laid-back vibe than the scenic pool at Wanghailou. The only minor point was on the other side of the pool, it seemed like it needed a good clean, as there was a bit of plastic trash. Since it wasn't a holiday, they also kindly arranged an early check-in and an extra hour for check-out, which I genuinely appreciated. At MGM, despite many empty rooms, they insisted on a 3 PM check-in, so comparisons are inevitable. The room facilities aren't brand new, but for the price point, they're perfectly fine, especially considering the neighboring hotels are over 3K. The Thai restaurant, 'Miyan,' was delicious; every dish was excellent, even better than most Thai restaurants. Irene also helped us secure the only private room, making for a relaxed and enjoyable meal. My only suggestion: the price of the Coke was unnecessarily high. The food prices were reasonable, but the Coke felt really out of place. Also, I'd suggest considering packages that include the minibar. For a resort hotel, a small investment there could greatly enhance the guest experience. Overall, this was the best part of our trip, and we'll definitely be back!

This time, I stayed at the Penguin Hotel in Zhuhai Chimelong, and the overall experience was quite good. It's especially convenient if you're visiting Chimelong with kids, as the location is truly fantastic! The hotel is right next to Ocean Kingdom, with an exclusive guest passage, making it a quick walk. You can easily return to the hotel to rest whenever you get tired, which is a huge convenience. The hotel's penguin theme is very distinctive. From the lobby to the rooms and various public areas, penguin elements are everywhere, and the kids absolutely loved it. There are also plenty of family-friendly facilities, and you can even see real penguins, making it perfect for families with children. The dining options are also numerous, and dining at the Emperor Penguin Buffet Restaurant while watching penguins is a particularly great experience. The staff's service attitude was generally very good. Check-in and luggage storage were quite convenient. The hotel also offers a free shuttle bus to other areas of the park, so the overall amenities are quite comprehensive. The only slight drawback is that the hotel has been open for some years, and some of the facilities in the rooms and public areas show a bit of age. If the hardware could be renovated and upgraded, the overall experience would likely be even better.

I highly recommend the Chimelong Hengqin Bay Hotel in Zhuhai! This time, I brought my family for a vacation at Chimelong, and the stay experience was absolutely amazing. It truly lives up to its reputation as a flagship resort hotel. Upon entering the lobby, the opulent, ocean-themed decor and incredibly high ceilings immediately caught my eye. The sophisticated aroma instantly set the perfect vacation mood. Check-in at the front desk was highly efficient, and the staff were incredibly thoughtful. They proactively helped with our luggage and provided detailed information about the hotel's Water World, Flamingo Island, and Dolphin Pool operating hours. The attention to detail was impeccable. We chose a sea-view room with a spacious outlook, offering direct views of the stunning ocean and garden landscapes outside the window. The natural light was excellent. The room was well-equipped with a quickly cooling, temperature-controlled air conditioner and a large-screen TV. Even the internet speed was super fast, making work and entertainment effortless. The bedding and pillows were just right – neither too soft nor too firm – and the high-thread-count sheets were soft and gentle on the skin. The room's soundproofing was excellent; I slept soundly all night. The bathroom featured a completely separate wet and dry area. Water pressure was abundant, and hot water was instant. The toiletries were from a well-known brand and had a pleasant fragrance. Dining was also flawless. The buffet restaurant was enormous, with an astonishing array of dishes. Fresh seafood sashimi, specialty freshly cooked noodles, Cantonese BBQ, and exquisite desserts – everything was available. The ingredients were incredibly fresh. Housekeeping service was exceptionally thorough. Not only was everything spotless, but they also diligently replenished drinking water and children's exclusive toiletries daily. The location is superb; it's not only very close to Chimelong Ocean Kingdom but also convenient for getting to Hengqin Port. Parking was ample. Overall, this is a high-quality hotel with no shortcomings, from its hardware facilities and service attitude to its dining and entertainment. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Zhuhai! The butler service was also excellent!

This is an older hotel located in a bustling area. The sea-view rooms offer a distant glimpse of the 'Fisher Girl' statue, though it's more of a 'glimpse' than a full 'view.' It's a shame that for such a well-known, established brand, the facilities are quite disappointing. It's also not very friendly for those driving. On a weekend affected by Typhoon Nangka along the coast, hotel parking became a real headache. Most of the B1 parking is outdoors, so you're bound to get wet in a downpour. B2 is an underground garage, but it's really only convenient for check-in. Once you're checked in and want to leave, it's a hassle. You check in at the front desk on the first floor. Out of 5 elevators, one is permanently stuck on the third floor. Of the remaining 4, only 2 go down to B2. To exit with your car after checking in, you first have to go to the first-floor front desk to scan a code. After scanning, if you get an elevator that only goes to B1, you either have to transfer to an elevator on the other side of B1, or hope you get lucky and catch an elevator that goes straight to B2. Because when you press the button on the first floor, the B1 elevator arrives first, and the B2 elevator will show it's going up. Unless there are other guests in the elevator also going to the garage, but you still need to scan on the first floor to leave, so the chance of getting a direct elevator to B2 is practically zero. The rooms are a bit larger, but the amenities are inferior to newer hotels. Tissues are only available at the sink; there are no tissues on the desk or nightstands in the room. The bathroom also lacks disposable toilet seat covers, which was quite disappointing.

I had a sudden business trip to Guangzhou and, after it was over, I decided to visit Zhuhai. I've always heard that St. Regis is known for its service, and Zhuhai St. Regis is supposedly the pinnacle of St. Regis in China. So, I specifically booked it. This was my first time staying at a St. Regis hotel (I usually stay at other luxury hotels like Ritz-Carlton, Mandarin Oriental, and Rosewood). Let me start with the conclusion: it's beautiful, but the service is just a facade. When checking in, the greeter at the door was very enthusiastic, taking our luggage and escorting us to the lobby for check-in. The staff member was very beautiful (no other meaning intended) and kept a smile on her face the whole time, speaking softly and gently. This was definitely a big plus for the service, something they do better than most luxury hotels (frankly, they don't seem to have that 'work fatigue' vibe). The hotel has an extremely European style, a stark contrast to the Rosewood I stayed at in Guangzhou yesterday. The entire hotel exudes a gilded-age beauty, reminiscent of an economic boom, and it echoes the Macau across the river. The hollowed-out atrium is a stunning design. I've stayed in countless hotels, but only a handful have a similar design (like Tomson InterContinental Shanghai, InterContinental Hangzhou, etc.). St. Regis is bolder in its use of lighting and color, opting for this golden-brown hue, which made me feel like I traveled back to 1990s Europe. It truly embodies 'old money' in its bones. Entering the room, the same European style continued. My name was displayed on the TV (a nice touch). I was very happy that the TV came with two Bose speakers (reportedly a six-figure set online). The sound quality was mind-blowing, much better than any other hotel speakers I've encountered 😆. I had booked a bubble bath that day, which is a signature St. Regis feature. After a day of exploring, a bubble bath is truly a chill experience. The thing I was most, most, most happy about was that during check-in, the front desk asked if we smoked. St. Regis has special smoking floors, something I haven't seen in most luxury hotels. St. Regis thoughtfully considered this 🥰. Now for the downsides. First, the inefficiency. The hotel only had two (or three?) front desk agents for check-in. The staff led me to the lobby, where I sat for twenty minutes before it was 'my turn' to check in, even though the lobby was empty at the time, with at most five people checking in. This level of inefficiency is unacceptable! Second, St. Regis's renowned 'butler service.' Before check-in, there was no phone call, no prior inquiry about room preferences, and no one added me on WeChat. During check-in, no one offered water; I even had to ask, 'Don't you have water here?' and 'Doesn't your butler service add guests on WeChat?' before they brought out water and the hotel's WeChat QR code. I even had to get the water myself and add WeChat myself. Everything felt so 'improvised,' which made me quite unhappy. It reminded me of an online joke: 'She's like Siri, answers every question but never initiates a conversation.' For St. Regis, a brand specializing in butler service, this aspect was completely subpar. Third, I'm not one of those 'Marriott members begging for upgrades' as some online suggest. However, I've stayed at so many Marriott properties—Ritz-Carlton Nanjing, Suzhou, Xi'an, Haikou; W Suzhou—and depending on room availability, they've always proactively upgraded my room without me even asking. Even a standard Marriott property like Shenzhen Kaisa Marriott, which isn't considered luxury, would upgrade me to a suite if available. But St. Regis? Nothing. No suite, no little rabbit amenity, no welcome gift. Nothing. From what I know, it was off-peak season, and many rooms were vacant. And the cost of a welcome gift and a little rabbit should be very, very low, right? They simply didn't prepare anything, leaving me feeling unvalued. At the price I paid for my stay, around 1,000 RMB (during peak season it's about 1,500-2,000 RMB), Zhuhai St. Regis isn't expensive, but it's above a typical Marriott five-star. Price-wise, it barely touches the threshold of luxury hotels. However, the St. Regis brand itself is definitely positioned as luxury. If we talk about value for money, Zhuhai St. Regis is undoubtedly perfect. Its exquisite European aesthetics, combined with decent service and top-tier hardware, make it almost unrivaled among five-star hotels in the 1,000 RMB range. The problem, however, lies in the name 'St. Regis.' Luxury hotels don't talk about value for money; they talk about service attitude and standards. By luxury hotel service standards, Zhuhai St. Regis doesn't live up to the St. Regis brand. (As an aside, my studio is in Suzhou, and I often staycation at Niccolo Suzhou. Like Zhuhai St. Regis, it's a high-rise hotel, and the price is also around 1,000 RMB. The reason I go often is simple: the service attitude is excellent, far exceeding what you'd expect for that price point. Their Director of Rooms once said something that struck me: 'In mainland China, there's no shortage of luxury hotels—Marriott, InterContinental, various GHA luxury hotels. These luxury hotels simply have different styles, and their hardware has pretty much reached its peak. In such a situation, it all comes down to service attitude.') And the service at Zhuhai St. Regis undoubtedly left me unsatisfied. Overall, the hardware, style, and design of Zhuhai St. Regis are undoubtedly top-notch. However, the service level (especially for a brand that emphasizes service) wasn't good enough. The butler service I had so eagerly anticipated fell short. If the hotel happens to see my review, I hope you'll strengthen staff training and strive to solidify the golden reputation of St. Regis. I hope my next stay brings an even greater surprise and shows me more meticulous and amazing improvements.

Stayed 3 days and 3 nights, and loved it! Spacious room, clean sheets, great bed, and wonderful bathroom with laundry line. Housekeeping is quick, plus automatic washing machine is a huge plus coz you can wash clothes after visiting the beach. Enjoyed the swimming pool and yummy buffet breakfast. The whole place is peaceful and immaculately clean. Would definitely come back!m

The room was even better than the pictures – clean and odorless, and the bedding was so soft I slept like a log. All the appliances and furniture were brand new and easy to use. The host was super responsive and even kindly provided a travel guide. The location is also great, making it super convenient for getting around. I truly recommend it! Seriously, I highly recommend it; the environment is fantastic, and everything you need is provided. I'll definitely be back.

The front desk staff proactively upgraded my room, and the view was stunning—I could see the port hall and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. The breakfast was quite rich; even for someone as picky as me, it was very satisfying. After checking out, I forgot some beef in the fridge, and the front desk kindly called to remind me.