Hotels in West Lake Park, Chaozhou

The hotel's stylish design immediately impressed us upon arrival, making it incredibly photogenic. Our room was also exceptionally spacious, easily accommodating our family of four without feeling crowded. The bathroom featured a practical wet/dry separation and a Kohler smart toilet. What's more, they offered complimentary self-service laundry and drying, which was incredibly thoughtful! The friendly front desk staff even invited guests for a tea tasting, and luggage storage was readily available. Located right at the main entrance of Kaiyuan Temple, it was super convenient for exploring the ancient city's sights and local eateries.

This guesthouse is truly a 'small but charming' find. The first floor boasts inviting indoor and outdoor areas, and the air conditioning is exceptionally powerful. Its Nanyang (Southeast Asian) style design and decor are very well executed, making it quite photogenic. **Breakfast**: A complimentary voucher is provided for 'Chaozhou Shiban Qu Fish Dumplings'. You'll need to walk to a shop on Xima Road to enjoy it, but it's a great opportunity to sample one of Chaozhou's famous local snacks. **Facilities**: The rooms are fully equipped with all the essentials, including a projector for screen casting. **Location**: It's nestled deep within an alley in a residential area, so there isn't much of a scenic view from the windows. **Service**: A staff member picked us up from the ancient city's edge in a golf cart, and they also assisted with luggage transfer upon our departure. The service was quite good.

Great location near Zhumumen Gate (drop off / pickup if you're taking Didi from the train station), and less than 10min walk to Guangji Bridge and the food streets. Room was quaint and comfy, good ventilation and air conditioning. Bathroom a bit tiny, but clean and really appreciate that there's a door separating the shower and toilet. Bonus points for the cute chonky cat in the lobby~

A very decent and comfortable room in a very good location just in front of Kaiyuan Temple and Paifeng Walking Street. Walking distance to most of the city's major attractions. Good option for short stay.

I selected this hotel based on recommendations from various platforms. Initially, I was a bit concerned it might be dated, but after checking in, I'm happy to give it an overall excellent review. **Service:** The staff were all wonderful – they communicated clearly and softly, and were very responsive. The lobby offered a variety of healthy teas, which were a pleasant and practical touch. They also provide complimentary laundry service; my clothes were washed, neatly folded, and hung on the doorknob within three to four hours, ready for me upon my return. **Ambiance:** The ambiance is very tranquil and elegant. Regular Pipa performances further accentuated its refined charm. Chaozhou West Lake is directly opposite, making it incredibly convenient for morning strolls. Although some previous reviews mentioned noise, I personally found it quite acceptable. **Transportation:** Taxis are easily accessible. The Ancient City is about a 15-minute walk away, and there are plenty of convenient dining options nearby.

The hotel's location is excellent and quiet, with private parking and diligent security. The interior design is stylish and practical. The two front desk staff members checking us in weren't wearing uniforms, and in perfect synchronization, they both tried to coax two separate groups of guests into upgrading their rooms by asking them to 1. add them on WeChat, 2. copy-paste hotel-provided content for a review after check-out, and 3. leave a five-star rating. Their pitch was clearly well-rehearsed. Because we requested two rooms on the same floor, they could only 'upgrade' one, otherwise they couldn't accommodate our request. Amusingly, upon entering rooms 410 and 411, we immediately noticed there was no discernible difference between the two in terms of room design, size, furniture, or facilities. It was a 'pointless upgrade' at best, but room 410 also had a distinctly pungent smoke smell. The housekeeping staff tried to explain that the smell was just air freshener, an explanation we promptly rejected. They then showed us room 415, which also reeked of smoke. Finally, room 412 was acceptable. In total, we saw four rooms on the 4th floor, and the only discernible difference among them was the smell. Honestly, for the sake of five-star reviews, this hotel clearly has no ethical bottom line. Oh, and in room 411, there was a visible cobweb hanging from the ceiling above the bed – maybe clean that up when you have a moment.

The hotel has a good geographical environment. It is quite close to Paifang Street, just a 20-minute walk. Opposite the hotel is West Lake Park. The double bed room has no street view or lake view and looks old. Fortunately, the front desk was very friendly. I asked for the price difference and got a free upgrade to a lake view room. But the problem is that although I can see that the merchant used hollow glass to reduce noise, the noise of motorcycles on the roadside is really loud. Still get woken up in the middle of the night. Also, the hottest water in the bathtub tap is only warm water, and the toothbrush is a bit difficult to use, which can be improved. The overall decoration is OK and pretty. If the weather is good, the lake view and tree shadows are really worth seeing. But the overall price is high, it depends on personal choice.

This hotel is really old. The socket panel in the bathroom has fallen off. The hair dryer has poor contact and needs to be blown in the room. The toilet has been leaking and making noises. The toilet seat cover makes a harsh sound when it opens and closes. Fortunately, it doesn't affect sleep when the door is closed... The breakfast has few choices and tastes bad... The price has almost tripled during the May Day holiday. I didn't want to go there, so I just stayed for three nights. It's better not to go there during holidays. The experience is really not good. The location is quite convenient. It's a few kilometers to walk to West Lake Park, about 20 yuan to take a taxi to the ancient city, 53 yuan to the high-speed rail station, or go to the bus station next to it.

The hotel boasts a prime location right by Chaozhou West Lake, offering a truly beautiful surrounding environment. It's incredibly convenient for a leisurely walk around the West Lake or exploring the historic Chaozhou Ancient City area. Inside, the hotel is spotlessly clean and very comfortable. The staff are exceptionally helpful and address any concerns promptly. Our room even featured a tatami area, perfect for unwinding. Sipping on the complimentary Phoenix Dancong tea while admiring the stunning West Lake views from the window was pure bliss – a truly serene escape that felt like 'stealing a moment of peace from a busy life'. The hotel is surrounded by numerous fantastic local Chaozhou eateries, and transportation options are incredibly convenient. Whether you prefer a rickshaw, an electric scooter, a taxi, or even a shared e-bike, you'll find them all readily available nearby.

As a person who travels frequently, I have stayed in many hotels and B&Bs. This Alley Morocco in Chaozhou is undoubtedly the best among them, bringing great convenience and comfort to my trip to Chaozhou. The hotel is located in the core area of ​​Zhenhai Tower in the ancient city, and the surrounding attractions are within walking distance, saving a lot of travel time. The transportation is also very convenient. Because the hotel is in an alley, the housekeeper also specially arranged a pick-up service to the hotel. When I checked in, the housekeeper was efficient and professional. He quickly arranged a room for me, introduced me to the local specialties, and gave me a small map, which was very practical. The room is designed in Moroccan exotic style with excellent lighting