MEHOOD LESTIE Hotel (Guangzhou East Railway Station Tianhe Sports Center)

酒店服務推薦的前台的莹莹服務很好，有安排升级和寄回行李好评

Vivi小姐姐服務很好👍🏻👍🏻酒店住得很舒服，卫生好干净，服務｜員都很有礼貌，環境很好👍🏻交通很方便！太贊了下次再來！

Khách sạn có vị trí quá thuận lợi, n*** trung tâm, gần ga tàu và khu sầm uất – không thể chê được. Dịch vụ nhân viên nhanh nhẹn, thân thiện, xử lý tốt các yêu cầu cơ bản. Trang thiết bị ở mức trung bình, đủ dùng nhưng chưa thật sự hiện đại hay tạo cảm giác cao cấp. Tuy nhiên, vấn đề lớn nhất là vệ sinh quá kém – phòng có mùi ẩm, hôi cống và rõ mùi thuốc lá cũ, gây khó chịu n*** từ khi bước vào. Nếu không cải thiện vấn đề này thì sẽ làm mất toàn bộ giá trị của những điểm mạnh còn lại. Thích hợp với ai ưu tiên vị trí và dịch vụ hơn là sự sạch sẽ, còn nếu yêu cầu cao về vệ sinh thì nên cân nhắc.

這段文字可以更正為： 酒店位置近車站。整體表現不錯，平價選擇提供早餐、下午茶和宵夜，還有暖暖牛奶，以及免費的洗衣和乾衣服務，讓人覺得很貼心。房間也很整潔。不過，枕頭有些扁，使用起來不太舒適。此外，洗手間的淋浴間隔水效果不太好，沖完澡後洗手間會積水。

The moment I opened my north-facing room at the Guangzhou Mehood Lizhi Hotel East Station, I knew I'd made the right choice. The floor-to-ceiling windows framed the vibrant life of Guangzhou like a picture frame. From dawn to dusk, every hour offered a different surprise. Thank you, Vivi, for arranging the room. At seven in the morning, as I parted the curtains a crack, my eyes were captivated by the distant scene. The buildings surrounding East Station loomed in the mist. In the nearby park, elderly people were practicing Tai Chi, their movements flowing like flowing water. On a bench under a tree, a sanitation worker sipped from a thermos, steam condensing into white clouds in the slightly cool air. Sunlight slowly crept over the glass curtain wall of the office building opposite, casting patches of light on the bed, a warm and cozy atmosphere that made me reluctant to get up immediately. A smart panel at the headboard adjusted the curtains. When they were half-closed, the city seemed to be shrouded in a soft light filter, and even the steam from the breakfast stall downstairs took on a poetic quality. Sitting on the chaise longue by the window in the afternoon is the most comfortable. The hotel's complimentary tangerine peel Pu'er tea steams on the coffee table. Between sipping tea, I glance up to see the vibrant street scene: students in school uniforms, backpacks on their backs, running and playing, delivery drivers on electric scooters nimbly weaving through the traffic. Redbud blossoms on the street corner are blown to the ground by the wind, and a sanitation worker meticulously sweeps the petals into a dustpan—it turns out Guangzhou's vibrant atmosphere is so etched in the details. The occasional whistle of a distant train whistles by, blending with the nearby voices and traffic to create a unique urban symphony, yet it feels far from noisy and instead brings a sense of peace and security. The most breathtaking moment is dusk. The setting sun paints the sky a vibrant orange-pink, and the lights of the buildings across the way light up one by one, like stars falling to earth. The glass dome of East Station reflects the sunset, becoming the most striking feature of the scene. The evening breeze blew in, bringing a touch of coolness. Freshly showered, I stood by the window, wrapped in a bathrobe, watching the restaurant downstairs gradually become bustling with activity. Businesspeople in suits, couples with children, and elderly people arm in arm entered the establishments one after another. Warm yellow VI lights streamed through the restaurant windows, and the air was filled with the aroma of roasted meats and traditionally cooked soups. Only then did I understand why my friend said, "Getting the right room is like seeing Guangzhou from another perspective." So much thoughtful attention went into the details of the room. The bedding was so soft you never want to get up from it, the mattress had just the right bounce, and even the pillows came in two different firm and soft options—a surprisingly thoughtful touch. The marble countertops in the bathroom were spotless, and the water from the rainforest showerhead washed away the day's fatigue as it streamed down my body. The VI body lotion on the sink had a light woody scent. I couldn't resist asking the front desk what brand it was. The lady at the front desk smiled and said, "It's custom-made for the hotel. If you like, you can take a small bottle to go." Such generosity was truly captivating. The service was truly heartwarming. When I checked in, the front desk knew I loved tea and gave me two extra bags of local tea. The housekeeper noticed I'd left my coat draped over the back of a chair and folded it neatly, even putting it in a dust bag. One evening, I returned to find a small scented candle by my bed, with a note next to it: "Your window is open, light this to keep mosquitoes away." On the day I left, I caught an early high-speed train, and the front desk had packed breakfast half an hour in advance: hot porridge, steamed dumplings, and tea eggs in an insulated bag. It was still warm in my hand, and even the plastic bag handles were wrapped with soft cloth to prevent it from pinching my hands. After staying in hotels in so many cities, this is the first time I've felt that the view from the room is more captivating than the scenery itself. The north-facing window here is like a magical viewfinder, capturing Guangzhou's gentleness, bustle, and vibrant atmosphere. Lying in bed watching the sunrise, sitting by the window awaiting the sunset—even daydreaming becomes a pleasure. If there's one thing you absolutely must experience in Guangzhou, it's watching the sunrise and sunset from a north-facing room at the Meihao Lizhi. This experience is truly worthy of a thousand thumbs up! Next time I'm in Guangzhou, I'll definitely book this room!

This time, I was traveling with friends and had been looking for a hotel for two weeks in advance. After comparing over a dozen hotels, I chose the Mehao Lizhi. After our stay, I can only say: We made the right choice! The convenient transportation was hassle-free, the service was heartwarming, and the cleanliness was reassuring. It truly made our trip much more comfortable. Transportation: Just steps from your living area, making everything easy. The hotel's location is impeccable. From the train station, it's only three stops away by subway. From there, follow the navigation and it's an eight-minute walk. The path is smooth and easy to walk along, making it a breeze to lug your suitcases. We checked and found three bus stops within 300 meters, with direct buses to the old neighborhood, popular check-in spots, and shopping districts. If you want to sleep in in the morning, you can still reach your attractions on time without having to rush. The most convenient thing is the surrounding amenities. Turn right outside the hotel and you'll find a local market where you can buy freshly baked buns and soy milk in the morning, which adds a touch of homey flavor to breakfast at the hotel. There's a chain convenience store 50 meters down the road. If you're tired after a night of shopping, grab a cold drink or forget to bring travel-sized toiletries, you can just go downstairs and stock up. There's also a large supermarket not far from the subway station, where local specialties, snacks, and mineral water are all cheaper than at the tourist attractions—perfect for budget-conscious tourists like us. Hailing a taxi is also easy. There's a regular taxi rank right outside the hotel, so there's no need to stand by the road and hail one. The drivers are all familiar with the area, saying, "This is a great location, they never take detours." One night, I went to see the night view and returned late, worried about catching a taxi. The front desk staff said, "Here's the number of a nearby taxi company, available on call." While I didn't end up using it, the thoughtfulness was reassuring. Service: Family-like, attentive, and natural. The biggest fear when staying in a hotel is overservice, but the service here was just right, like a friend helping out. When we first arrived at the front desk, we were carrying our rather heavy luggage from home. After checking us in, receptionist Shiqi smiled and said, "I'll have a colleague take your heavy bags up. You can rest for a while." Without waiting for us to say anything, someone came over to take the heaviest bag and even mentioned, "The nearby sweet shop is less crowded at night. You should try it after your visit," as if offering a local guide. One afternoon, I was watching a TV series in my room and wanted a drink of hot water. The water in the kettle had gone cold. Just as I was about to get it myself, there was a knock on the door. It was the housekeeper passing by. Having heard us talking about the cold water, she brought over a kettle of freshly boiled water and two bags of tea leaves. "Since you're tourists, try some local green tea to help you." This unannounced, helpful gesture was more heartwarming than any polite words. The next morning, we woke up late and arrived at the restaurant 15 minutes before closing time. We thought we'd just have a couple of bites, but the waiter, upon seeing us arrive, quickly returned the steamer basket to the heat-up pot and said, "Take your time. The porridge is still warm. If you're not full, add more." My friend doesn't eat green onions, and just as she was about to pick them out with her chopsticks, the waitress next to us noticed and handed her a small plate of pickled vegetables without green onions: "This one doesn't have green onions. Take this one." These little things, which are remembered without needing to be mentioned, are truly touching. Cleanliness: Reassuringly clean, a truly reassuring stay. When I stay in a hotel, my biggest concern is cleanliness, since I'll be spending the majority of the day in the room. I couldn't fault the Meihao Lizhi in this regard. The room was immediately bright. The floor was a light gray, and there wasn't a speck of dust under my bare feet. Even the cracks under the bed were meticulously swept, unlike some hotels that appear shiny on the outside but have dusty corners. The sheets and duvet covers felt freshly washed, soft to the touch, odorless, and the edges were perfectly smooth. Even the inside of the pillowcases were spotless. I have a habit of checking the corners of my closet, and this one was dust-free. The clothes rail was polished to a shine, and even the spare slippers were in a sealed bag—it looked clean. The bathroom was even more of a surprise. The mirror was spotless, with no fingerprints visible up close. The sink was sparkling clean, and even the faucet base was spotless. The toilet seat was spotless, with disinfectant spray nearby, clearly having been thoroughly cleaned. The glass shower door was incredibly clear, free of that sticky scale. The floor drain was also spotless. The water drained quickly, and after showering, my feet felt dry on the non-slip mat, unlike some hotel mats that always retain a damp feel. Every day before leaving, we'd leave the room a bit messy: a charger tossed on the table, a half-empty bottle of water by the bed, and even a half-finished bread bag. But when I returned home at night, the room was always in its proper place: chargers neatly placed next to outlets, water cups replaced, bread bags tucked away in the trash, and even our coats draped over chairs were hung in the closet, the hangers perfectly spaced to prevent them from getting squished or deformed. This meticulous organization made for a truly relaxing stay, freeing me from the constant worry of "making a mess." Comfortable Stay: Thoughtful Details, Perfect for Travelers The room amenities weren't fancy, but they were incredibly practical. The bed was incredibly comfortable, with the perfect firmness—not too soft to sink into, not too hard to rub against. The quilt was light but warm, perfect for sleeping in with the air conditioner on at night. Our floor wasn't high, but the soundproofing was excellent. With the windows closed, I could barely hear any noise from outside, and the hallway was peaceful and quiet, allowing me to get enough sleep every day and feel refreshed for daytime sightseeing. The room had plenty of outlets—at the bedside, desk, and sofa—so we each had a phone and a power bank, and there was no need to fight over charging. The hot water came quickly and the temperature was consistent. The middle setting was perfect. I didn't have to wait under the shower for ages. After I finished showering, I found the bathroom floor heating was working. It was truly comfortable even in winter. There was a small sofa by the window. Sitting there in the evening, enjoying a cup of tea and the night view, I felt the fatigue of the day melt away. There was also a local map on the table, showing nearby attractions, restaurants, and business hours. It was incredibly useful for tourists. We used the map to find several small local eateries that were much better than the internet-famous restaurants. Summary: I'll definitely be back next time. Highly recommended. This trip was quite packed, with over 10,000 steps per day. I was so exhausted I just wanted to collapse back at the hotel. Thankfully, I chose the Meihao Lizhi. The convenient transportation saved me a lot of time, the attentive service was stress-free, the cleanliness was spotless, and the stay was reassuring. We could completely relax every day in our room. Before leaving, the front desk even gave us two small bags of local nuts, saying, "Take them home and try them if you're hungry on the way." This unpretentious warmth is more memorable than any promotional material. If I come here again, I will definitely book this hotel again. I have also sent the link to my colleagues who are planning to travel here. Good hotels should be known by more people. After all, for tourists, a comfortable stay is the only way for a trip to be truly complete.