Sea View Hotels in Guangdong, China

I really love this hotel, it's definitely one of the top ones in Zhanjiang. The high-floor indoor and outdoor swimming pools are amazing, especially the outdoor one with its incredible sea views. The sea view rooms are spacious, and the bathrooms are huge too. The hotel's buffet ingredients are decent, though the food isn't kept warm very well, and the taste is generally just average. However, the cheong fun at breakfast is excellent. It's super convenient to step out of the hotel and take a stroll across the street; the scenery there is lovely.

Very close to the port, but I was a bit worried about the environment before checking in. Actually, the whole experience was pretty good. Check-in was smooth, and the welcome amenities included practical items like earplugs, hair ties, and compressed disposable towels. They even sent welcome fruit when I checked in past 11 PM. The room's towels and bathrobes were individually packaged and sanitized, and there was a disposable toilet seat cover – really thoughtful details! The 24-hour Lawson downstairs was also very convenient. All in all, aside from the room being a bit small and the facilities not being super new, I'd still highly recommend it. Good value for money! 👍

This is my third time staying at this hotel. There are many similar establishments in the area, and rooms are randomly assigned across three buildings. This time, I was on the 2nd floor, so the view wasn't spectacular, but lower floors have their advantages, like not having to wait for elevators during peak hours. The room's amenities are well worth the 200+ price tag. However, if there aren't any exhibitions at the National Exhibition and Convention Center, it's really quiet around here – a hidden gem for budget travelers. Not much else to say, so I'll just share some photos to help you find your way (because of energy-saving measures at the subway station, you'll likely need to exit from C and take the stairs next to C2 up to the overpass. Cross the road, turn left, and you'll see what's in my first picture. Keep following the path in the photos until you reach ANOBOT, then follow that corridor, take the elevator down, and turn left. You'll then see what's in the 7th picture – I forgot to photograph the entrance itself. In the last picture, keep walking until you pass the second apartment building, and you'll quickly see it. The very last photo is its entrance.

The facilities are a bit old, and the main control panel isn't located near the entrance, which is a bit inconvenient. The room had a slightly damp smell, which seems to be a common issue for hotels by the sea. The cleanliness was excellent. However, the toilet was square-shaped, so the toilet seat cover I brought didn't fit, and the hotel didn't seem to provide disposable ones. The environment was great, and the service was excellent. I was also very happy with the complimentary travel photoshoot – even without sunlight, the photos turned out beautifully, and the people looked very natural.

My stay at Le Méridien Huizhou Xiaojing Bay was actually pretty good. I saw a lot of negative reviews and was hesitant about coming, but I decided to give it a try in the end. After all, nothing is perfect, and I wanted to experience it for myself. I chose to check in before the holiday to avoid the crowds, so the hotel wasn't at full capacity that day. They proactively upgraded my room and, during check-in, provided a detailed introduction to the fire dance performance and essential room and hotel information. Regarding the room, I stayed on the west side, near the pool and greenway. The sea view was fantastic. I saw many people debating whether the sea view was 180 degrees, even complaining and giving bad reviews over it. I honestly find that hard to understand. A vacation is about relaxing, enjoying the comfort and tranquility of the seaside, not obsessing over angles. The view was already spacious enough. Do you really need to be in the middle of the sea for it to be perfect, haha? The room was a bit humid, but I accepted it. If you choose to stay by the sea, you have to accept that with the current weather in Guangdong, it's like that everywhere, especially by the sea. The hotel staff were very friendly; everyone greeted me. Even the cleaning aunties said hello. Right outside the hotel is a commercial street that can meet basic needs, and the greenway is within walking distance – an excellent choice for a walk or bike ride 🚴♀️ in the morning or after dinner. Overall, the experience was quite good, not as exaggerated as many reviews suggested. Perhaps it's because I didn't go on a weekend or a holiday. Travel experiences are inherently personal, and only by feeling the sea breeze and sunshine can you create your own beautiful memories.

Hengqin Bay Hotel truly excels in every aspect. The parking lot is spacious and easy to navigate, and the management is excellent. The lobby is bright with high ceilings and a pleasant aroma. In the rooms, the internet connection is convenient, and the rooms themselves are quiet with large windows providing great ventilation and natural light. The mattress and pillows are just the right firmness. The bathrobes are soft, and the bathroom features a dry/wet separation design, a spotless bathtub, and ample hot water in the shower. The towels are thick and plush, and the toiletries are luxurious. The children's slippers and bathrobes are a thoughtful touch. The pool water is clear, and the lifeguards are attentive. The front desk staff is efficient, making check-in and check-out quick. The concierge is friendly, and the luggage service is thorough. This is definitely a hotel I'd return to. The cleanliness is outstanding; the lobby, hallways, and restrooms are immaculate, and the mirrors are sparkling. The guest room floors and furniture are clean, as is the bedding. They have a recreation club and swimming pools. The dining is a particular highlight. Breakfast service is excellent, and the buffet offers a wide variety of delicious options. The Chinese food is authentic, and all dishes are clean, fresh, generously portioned, and great value for money. My whole family was very satisfied with the food. The location is incredibly convenient, close to both the airport and the train station, with shopping centers and attractions nearby. The hotel's decor is refined and tasteful, with excellent natural light and spacious areas. It's quiet and romantic, with a home-like warmth. The family-friendly facilities are very thoughtful. Overall, the experience was fantastic. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Hengqin.

It is very convenient to get to Kanamachi Bay from the high-speed rail station. The hotel has a front desk that is easy to find. It is the off-season and the price/performance ratio is very high. The store also upgraded me to a sea view room. The bed in the room is very comfortable and the sound insulation is also very good. The service at the front desk and in the guest room is very good. If necessary, they will follow up promptly. I will choose this hotel next time I come to Kanamachi Bay.

We were going to Chimelong with our kids and decided to arrive a day early in Zhuhai to experience the local scenery and specialty foods. Doubao recommended the Renheng as the best for families, and it really was! Our most comfortable night in Zhuhai was definitely at the Renheng. It's clean, convenient, and the service is top-notch. It's right near the port and Zhuhai Station, walkable, or just a few minutes by taxi. It's also very close to the food street, right on Lover's Road, where you can rent parent-child bikes and cycle along the seaside to visit attractions. Supervisor Mila immediately added me on WeChat and helped with all our requests, arranging things and recommending food and scenic spots. She even managed to get the infinity pool opened early for us (it was originally planned for May 1st)! The executive benefits were also great, and the cocktails were delicious. Next time I go to Macau for a concert, I'm definitely booking this hotel again!

The front desk staff provided courteous and attentive service, responding promptly and knowledgeably to most of our inquiries. Unfortunately, the overall condition of the hotel facilities appeared dated and in need of maintenance and upgrades. During our three-night stay, we encountered a significant issue on one evening when there was no hot water available for showering. After contacting housekeeping, we were informed that only one staff member was on duty that night and he was extremely busy, and no assistance was provided. Fortunately, hot water service resumed the following day without further intervention. Additionally, the swimming pool area presented several concerns. On the day of our visit, no locker keys were available for female guests, despite the pool being relatively uncrowded with only a few families present. It was unclear why the keys were unavailable or had been depleted. The restrooms adjacent to the pool were also in poor condition—noticeably unclean and infested with numerous mosquitoes—which raised questions about regular cleaning and pest control standards. While the staff were polite, these recurring facility and maintenance issues significantly detracted from our experience. As a result, I would not recommend this hotel to any friends or family at this time.

This hotel is located right on Lovers' Road, and you can enjoy direct sea views and a view of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge from both the front desk and your room. It's a shame the weather wasn't great these past couple of days. The front desk offers complimentary self-service snacks and tea, and there's even late-night supper available after 10 PM, though I didn't get to try it as it was too late. The hotel isn't far from Gongbei Port, making it very convenient to get to Macau. Plus, there are several restaurants right downstairs, so dining is super easy. Highly recommend!