Hotels in East District, Zhongshan

Staff and facilities are excellent, we were very impressed with one of the staff names Summer. She upgraded us to suit room and helped us to booked Liyuan restaurant in the private room which was really fantastic. The breakfast at All Day Dining restaurant are great, lots of high quality foods. We definitely will return and stay at this hotel again.

Friendly front office. Staff 一亦 very friendly. Near walking street. Not so many places for breakfast nearby. Nice lobby with many books. Room comfortable.

Perfect location next to cross border bus stop. Room is spacious and we got a free fruit platter. There are mosquitoes in the room though. Gym is small with weak air conditioning.

Lavande Hotel is very well located next to LiHe commercial building. Service is very good at this place, free laundry service is provided by the hotel. Shopping was abundance and nearby., Massage service is just across the street, all the ladies claimed that it was the best.

The room is relatively large, the front desk staff is polite, the environment is clean and tidy, and the check-in experience is very good👍Convenient transportation, there is a micro-fruit shop next to it, and it is also convenient to find food around.

Our family stayed at the hotel and the hotel provided free parking. The hair dryer, mirror and toilet are very good. Breakfast was normal and sufficient. The room looked tidy and clean, but when the child woke up, there were many red spots and red grains on his face, and there were 8 in total. Both hands and feet. I guess the mattress was dirty because I could smell a bad odor from the pillow so I didn't use the pillow or towel. Very poor soundproofing. I've stayed in many hotels, but never had an experience like this. It’s better to stay at the nearby Tingbo Hotel.

I recently stayed at the Atour Hotel on Zhongshan 2nd Road (中山二路亚朵酒店) and had an overall positive experience. The hotel is conveniently located near major attractions and public transportation, making it easy to explore the city. The room was clean, spacious, and well-maintained, with modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a flat-screen TV. The hotel's decor was stylish and inviting, creating a relaxing atmosphere. One area for improvement is the language barrier. The staff at the hotel did not speak English, which made communication a bit challenging at times. However, they were always polite and tried their best to assist. Despite the language barrier, my stay at the Atour Hotel was comfortable and enjoyable. I would recommend this hotel to travelers who are comfortable with some language challenges and looking for a pleasant stay in Zhongshan.

The non-smoking high floor Deluxe Room is good. The view from the room to outside is also good. However, the fitness room is closed which is different from what was mentioned as the only facility provided by this hotel. The buffer breakfast as included in the room package is bad. The food is not hot enough and the taste is poor. Hence suggest not to buy breakfast in the package.

The location is super close to Manzumi. You can check in after putting down your luggage. It's not too far to walk to the park. The bedding and towels are clean, the bed is big, and the table can be moved, which is very convenient for eating takeout. The room can voice control the air conditioner, lights and curtains. It is very quiet at night. The smart toilet can be heated. The only drawback is that the bathroom area is a little strange. There is a mini washing machine in the room that can be used. Overall, it is a very satisfactory travel and accommodation experience!

Good: excellent location across the street from Lihe Plaza on the interesting side; helpful front desk staff; new renovation in most of the hotel area; SUPER nice bed; decent towels Not-so-good: wooden floors are dirty; bathroom is tiny; bathroom is functional but the shower looks terrible; no refrigerator; desk has only 1 chair (would be nice to have 2) Conclusion: unbeatable at this price if you are willing to live with the trade-offs