Pet friendly Hotels in Foshan

I have been traveling through China for four months staying on average three nights in hotels. I stumbled upon this little gem and booked it for one month. The three ladies running the establishment treat you like family. You could not ask for more personal yet professional service I stayed in three different rooms and they are all extremely clean and well appointed. Located in the historic little town, the hotel is perfectly located on one of the canals Steps away from the busy little market streets, it is wonderfully quiet and peaceful even when the tourists arrive mostly on weekends. At night, the town folds up and goes to sleep. There are many restaurants in the village, with basic foods and necessities available at the little food store and stalls. The gym, shopping centers, and malls are an 8 to 10 minute drive away

The room was incredibly spacious! It was super comfortable 😌 There are so many food options right outside. I'm a repeat customer! I ended up taking photos of all the food outside and forgot to snap any of the hotel.

The room is a little yellow duck theme room, very cute, bedding and toiletries are all little yellow duck ~ The scenery outside the terrace is nice, you can see the mountains in the distance and the lake nearby. The room has a bathtub, and the terrace also has a balcony table and chairs. The service staff and cleaning staff are very polite. For dinner, just eat in the hotel's Chinese restaurant. Shunde tastes good, and you can use vouchers during the Qingming Festival. Breakfast options are all OK, and you can eat quite full. It's about 20 minutes from Yingxiang Ecological Park, and the road conditions are OK. I ordered takeout to the hotel and picked it up at a designated point on the first floor, which is quite convenient.

The room decor was really old-fashioned. I booked an executive king room, but the amenities were exactly the same as a deluxe king, which didn't match the photos online. There was a musty smell when I first entered the room. The staff later moved me to another room, but it seemed like they had just sprayed air freshener, as the scent was quite strong. Also, the advertised Kung Fu tea set was missing. Overall, it was a very poor experience.

The room was clean enough for me to accept, but some aspects of it seemed to be aging quickly, giving a slightly trashy feel, and there were spots on the floor which Ed could have been mopped up but weren’t for the five days I stayed there. The location was good for my purposes but might not be what other people want for their Foshan experience, just out the front door is a busy road with sidewalks that are full of trucks of piles of goods, so that walking feels unsafe. When I was there they turned AC functions off, making the control screen in my room useless. I woke up sweating because it was so hot and the desk let me borrow a fan which made the next night a little better, but having AC would have been better still. The TV turns on automatically every time you enter the room, which is annoying. There was some kind of conference happening on the 8th floor and a breezeway between floors carried all their noise down to my room so that it felt like I was living in a KTV, the hotel should implement volume rules for events happening on the roof floor out of consideration for other guests. The breakfast was okay but no coffee, apparently coffee is not for all guests despite it being part of the name of the hotel, which I thought was strange.

Some of the best people running this place. Looks can be deceiving. The outside does not match the inside. Inside was fantastic and very large and clean. The homestay is in a tiny alley so a little hard to find. But the front desk were wonderful and personally came out to escort me to the place. If you’re a light sleeper or sensitive to noise ask for a higher floor. I was on the main floor between an elevator, lobby and washroom and it was noisy but the door does a great job of keeping most of the sound and smoke out of the room. The neighbourhood is very authentic and there is a beautiful park (paid entrance) across the road. The Huagai Pedestrian street is behind the park so a 2 minute walk.

The room was clean and well-maintained, making for a comfortable stay. Although quiet, the convenience of having a mall right next to the hotel, offers plenty of shopping and dining options. The staff provided friendly and attentive service, always ready to assist with a smile. The amenities were top-notch. A choice for anyone looking for comfort and convenience.

The view from the high altitude is beautiful and the view is excellent. The room is clean and comfortable, and it offers great value for money.

Simply amazing! Two words that perfectly describe this hotel. Firstly the location. It was so convenient and economical to be able to just take the metro all the way from Guangzhou to the Huangshi North subway station. We even managed to do this on our one day Guangzhou pass! Out the exit and there is the hotel - practically right in front of the station! Then there was the superb service. The couple running the hotel were unbelievably helpful. They took every request we made very seriously and truly tried their best to fulfill it. Nothing was considered too difficult for them. Being independent travellers and foreigners we found this to be a Godsend. We were very happy with their recommendations of where and what to eat as Shunde is a foodie paradise. The bedroom and bathroom offered all the amenities we required and were well-maintained and clean. We had a good night’s sleep on the oh so comfortable bed. For the price we paid we couldn’t have asked for more.

The hygiene was quite good. Although the room wasn't very big, everything, including the toiletries, was disposable, clean, and very hygienic. The service attitude was also excellent and relatively standardized. The only downside is that the amenities might be a bit basic, and there might be KTV noise at night, but I was so tired I fell asleep immediately.