4-Star Hotels in Yangjiang

This was overall a pleasant stay. The physical facilities look like they could use some additional upkeep, especially the walls and carpeting in the corridors. The gym is in a separate building and is not very convenient. However the staff and management at the front desk are extremely courteous and helpful, and the other staff in the hotel, especially the restaurant and housekeeping staff are as well. The location of the hotel is convenient though more crossings across the road would be helpful. Breakfast is tasty and includes some local specialties.

My husband's hometown is Yangjiang, but we always stay at the Holiday Inn whenever we go back. There's a coffee shop and McDonald's downstairs, and their breakfast is really good too. The staff are super polite; they always smile and say hello whenever we see them in the elevator. The hygiene is also well-maintained. The only downside is that some rooms aren't big enough, but that's a hardware issue and has nothing to do with their service. Anyway, when my husband and I go back to his hometown, we're definitely staying at the Holiday Inn.

The city skyline can be seen when you open the window, and the neon lights at night shine into the room through the gauze curtains, creating a great atmosphere. The hotel cleverly combines modern design with retro elements, and every decoration is full of ingenuity. The staff thoughtfully prepared handwritten welcome cards and local snacks, making people feel the warmth of home. Enjoying breakfast on the rooftop terrace in the early morning and watching the sun shine across the city is probably the most healing moment of the trip.

My choice to stay at the Jinpeng Four Seasons Hotel in Yangchun was initially just a stopover, but it turned out to be a delightful surprise. If I had to summarize this hotel in a few keywords, it would be: new facilities, abundant breakfast, and attentive service. In this small town, its overall experience was truly ”good,” even exceeding my expectations. 🏠 Room: Spacious, Bright, and Conveniently Designed At check-in, the receptionist, Xiao Chen, upgraded my room free of charge. The first impression upon opening the door was its spaciousness; even the basic room had a well-designed layout, with no feeling of confinement. The overall room decor was a blend of modern minimalism and French Nanyang style, with a comfortable color scheme. The bedding was soft and skin-friendly, reportedly custom-made to a high standard, and I slept very well that night. 🍳 Breakfast: Abundant and Featuring Local Specialties Breakfast was served in the restaurant on the second floor, and the variety exceeded my expectations. Besides the usual congee, noodles, rice, and Chinese and Western pastries, they even offered many local specialties. The self-service food area was replenished promptly, and the staff cleared plates quickly, making breakfast a truly satisfying experience. 💁 Service: Meticulous and Comfortable The hotel's service truly lives up to the description of ”springtime warmth throughout the year.” From the welcoming greeting at the door, the receptionist, Xiao Chen, made me feel very welcome. Check-in was quick and efficient. They even proactively inquired about my stay upon check-out, showing genuine care. 📍 Location and Surroundings The hotel is located in the old town center of Yangchun City, adjacent to the bus terminal, making it convenient for strolling in Donghu Park or shopping on Hongqi Road. There are many local snacks and convenience stores nearby, creating a vibrant local atmosphere. Overall, if you are visiting Yangchun for business or leisure and are looking for comfortable sleep, cleanliness, and attentive service, the Jinpeng Four Seasons Hotel is an excellent choice. It will definitely be my first choice again next time I visit Yangchun.

The hotel is clean and hygienic, which is good. 3 complaints: 1. The switch setting in the room is simply inhumane. The bedside can only be turned off. After waking up, I didn't turn on the light. I had to go to the TV in the dark to turn it on. I stayed in so many hotels, but I didn't expect to find the switch in the dark for a long time! 2. The shower in the room is leaking. I came out wearing a bath towel and called the front desk, but the human could never get through. I called no less than 10 times, and each time I got through, I hung up. I had no choice but to bite the bullet and continue to use the shower with two water sprays. 3. I sweated all over when I ate breakfast at the buffet. It was the first time I sweated all over when I had breakfast in a hotel. There were not many people at breakfast, but the air conditioner was not cold. Then the variety was average, and there was not even an omelette. I asked for a bowl of noodle soup. I didn't know if I didn't hear or didn't understand Mandarin, and there was no response. I saw the person next to me speaking Cantonese and it worked, so I switched to Cantonese and got a response immediately. It is known as the best hotel in Yangxi. Are the people of Yangxi more tolerant?

Best hotel we stayed at in our 9 days in China. Breakfast was probs the best I’ve ever had in terms of offerings and deliciousness. Staff was extremely helpful, and the rooms were incredible. 100% recommend.

從昆明一路自駕開到海陵島，真的挺累的，所以在這家星韻觀瀾酒店連住了三晚，主打一個休整。整體住下來感覺挺舒服的，給自駕來的朋友一個真實參考。 📍位置與自駕友好度： 跟着導航走挺好找的，不在那種最擁擠的核心區，但開車出去很方便。對於自駕的人來説最關心的就是停車，酒店有專門的車位，這點真的要好評！不用每天回來為了找車位折騰，停好車直接上樓休息。開車去大角灣或者附近吃海鮮大排檔，也就幾分鐘的車程。 🏠房間與設施： 訂的房間視野不錯，拉開窗簾能看到海景，心情很舒暢。海島比較潮濕，但這家房間沒有那種發黴的異味，被子床單挺乾爽的，這點我很在意。空調的除濕效果也給力。房間打掃得很乾凈，沒有灰塵。隔音還行，晚上休息沒怎麼被吵到。 🛁衞浴與細節： 洗澡水壓挺大的，水温也穩，在外面跑了一天沖個澡特別解乏。提供的洗漱用品中規中矩，不過自己帶了也就沒怎麼用。 💁服務： 前台態度不錯，辦入住挺快的，還熱心提醒我們騎車或者開車去周邊哪裡好玩。 💡給後續自駕朋友的小建議： 1. 海陵島白天紫外線很強，出門記得做好防曬。 2. 車可以停在酒店，在鎮上或者景區附近租個小電驢騎，隨走隨停，比開車找車位省心多了（之前吃過找車位的苦😂）。 總的來説，這家酒店性價比挺高，主打一個安靜舒適，非常適合自駕遊的遊客落腳休息。休息好了，接着開車去下一站啦！

The family room was pretty good. We were worried about traffic during the National Day holiday, so we got the room very early. Although the hotel is a bit old, the hygiene is well-maintained. However, the hotel's biggest flaw, which really needs improvement, is the breakfast and dinner at the Chinese restaurant. They were incredibly bad, especially dinner. The à la carte dishes weren't expensive, but the quality was terrible. This is my first time eating such bad food at a hotel restaurant in Hailingshan after visiting 10 times. Chef, if you can't cook, you should tell us, and we'll go eat out ourselves. The only major disappointment of our trip was having dinner at the hotel restaurant. The shrimp in the fried shrimp were undercooked, causing a stomach ache, and the salted squid and pork patty were raw. We asked the waiter to take them back to the kitchen to steam again – I've never encountered anything so bizarre. The breakfast buffet was also quite sloppy and chaotic. My family said the fried noodles were sour, which was truly speechless. I don't want to come here again; the food was just too bad. Luckily, we ate at a farmhouse outside, which soothed our wounded spirits. For those coming after us, take this advice: don't make the same mistake we did. Remember, avoid dinner at the Chinese restaurant, it's truly awful.

Reception at arrival (midnight) was occupied by an arrogant employee, not helping at all. The other days, the receptionists were pretty good. Hotel was occupied from about 5% (estimation), breakfast was 1 possibility from 2 choices (rice congee or noodle soup). Surroundings is poor, many shops and restaurants closed, sea and beach full of garbage. Pools closed except very good pool on the roof of building 2. What to say more? The place looks like abandoned, not maintained, sad feeling.

The hotel boasts plenty of common areas, thoughtfully designed and well-appointed. On hot days, when you don't feel like venturing out, it's a great place to keep the kids entertained. The guest rooms are spacious, and we especially loved the large balcony with a view. There's ample storage space, which was perfect for keeping our luggage and personal belongings organized, preventing any clutter. Very satisfied!