5-Star Hotels in Jiangmen

One of the best hotels in this region. The golf course setting is very pleasant. Hotel staff are very friendly including those working in the breakfast dining area. Breakfast has a lot of choices and are of top quality. With ample parking, we will definitely stay in this hotel again.

The hotel butler contacted me in advance to inform me of the bed rail I needed, and it was already installed upon arrival—a particularly thick one. I was very satisfied with the room layout; there was a partition between the bed and sofa, so it wouldn't disturb my child's sleep while allowing adults to enjoy the night. The decor was also very new, and the room was spacious. The downsides were a slight smell of paint when I first entered, and mosquitoes at night; my child got bitten all over the face. Breakfast was at the restaurant of the Meitang Hotel across the street, which was just average. Overall, it's worth staying here, and I would choose this hotel again next time.

It was really pricey because of the holiday, but the interior design totally made up for it; the ambiance is great. However, I have to point out two things: 1. This is the most expensive hotel in the whole scenic area, yet there's no dedicated parking. Finding a spot was a nightmare (it's best to contact the front desk beforehand and ask them to open the back gate). 2. They seem to be understaffed, and some employees' service attitude was just so-so (though the guy at the door when we checked out was very good). And the person who showed us to our room didn't offer to help with our luggage once – it was quite annoying 😑. 3. The carpet in the elevator looked a bit cheap and ruined the designer's consistent style. I hope they'll replace it.

I keep forgetting to leave a review, but I absolutely *have* to give this hotel a great one! We came out of Chikan Ancient Town late on New Year's Eve, and it wasn't far at all. To be honest, the moment I walked in, I could tell this hotel had been around for a while, so I wasn't really expecting much. But our stay was full of pleasant surprises! 1. The river view is stunning. 2. The room has been renovated and is super comfortable. 3. They actually have a NIO battery swap station – a huge surprise for car owners! 4. We even got a free Chikan Ancient Town fridge magnet.

The hotel lobby is grand and luxurious, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable. There are plenty of dining and business options, with a wide selection for both lunch and dinner. Breakfast is rich and varied, served in a splendid and bright setting. Parking is very convenient. There's no indoor pool, only an outdoor one. Overall, it's quite good, though there are a few minor flaws: Around 8 PM, I noticed a lifeguard sitting on their chair smoking while on duty, right in front of many children. I could smell the stale tobacco from the pool, which I found quite unbelievable for a five-star hotel. I suggest the hotel management strictly enforce a no-smoking policy and absolutely prohibit any staff from smoking anywhere on hotel premises. The gym is well-equipped but lacks maintenance, with noticeable rust on some machines.

The hotel is located right at the foot of Dayan Mountain, built to a five-star standard with extensive facilities and a garden-style layout. Big thanks to the front desk staff who upgraded our room. It was huge, about 100 square meters, featuring a separate living room, bedroom, and a bathroom with a soaking tub. Plus, there were two independent balconies offering mountain views. Since we visited on a weekday, it wasn't crowded, and we had a very comfortable stay. The hotel has a swimming pool and a well-equipped gym. The gym is open 24 hours, but it was unattended. The breakfast restaurant opens out to a large outdoor park with ducks, another outdoor swimming pool, and a lotus pond. The breakfast selection was quite good, meeting our needs without having to eat out. Dining options nearby would require a ten-minute drive. While Heshan doesn't have a wide variety of food, the ingredients are notably fresh. Overall, it's a very nice hotel. I'd definitely come back if I have the chance.

The room was spacious and clean, with a good location and decent facilities. However, the breakfast buffet in the morning was disappointing. For a five-star hotel, it was worse than an Atour Hotel, with uncleaned tables and a limited selection. Also, there was no one managing the shuttle bus waiting area at Jinxu Station, and the hotel should provide a sign to guide people on where to queue.

The services and facilities here are truly perfect for families with kids. Even on a rainy day, playing in the room's water feature was a joy for the children, and the balcony's water play area is conveniently connected to the shower, which is fantastic. The staff were also excellent; they readily provided extra duvets and slippers upon request. We even received a welcome fruit platter and a gift for the child. The only downside was the pool area. I saw two people scratch their feet on loose tiles in the pool. Also, the family rooms don't offer a view of the fireworks. The complimentary buffet breakfast required an extra 38 yuan because we exceeded the limit, but the food there wasn't even enough to satisfy a child, and they didn't replenish items once they ran out. I'd advise against eating there if you have to pay extra.

Not bad experience. The hotel room is quite new and clean with hot spring water inside bathroom. We can enjoy anytime. The host let us staying in 1/F although not my thoughts. Only one important thing is the security, we stay near the entrance but the door keep opening during the midnight. Also the password of the front door and bedroom door is just simple. Everyone is easy to know that.

Facilities: The facilities are quite luxurious and comfortable, but there is no TV in the master bedroom Hygiene: Maybe there are fewer people living here, and the hygiene details are not as good as before Environment: The surrounding environment is good, and there are hot spring facilities Service: The service is good