Days Inn by Wyndham (Guangzhou South Railway Station Sanlongwan Avenue Branch) – Perfect for catching trains and exploring!

If you're visiting Guangzhou and want easy access to high-speed trains and nearby attractions, this Days Inn by Wyndham is a fantastic choice! Located right by Sanlongwan Avenue, it's just a 10-minute drive from Guangzhou South Railway Station, with a free shuttle bus running every 20 minutes—no stress for early departures. It’s also conveniently situated for trips to Foshan Shunde and Panyu Chimelong, putting you right at the heart of transportation hubs for hassle-free travel. The area offers a mix of urban vibes and leisure. A 15-minute taxi ride takes you to Chencun Flower World, where vibrant blooms like tulips and hyacinths create a fairy-tale scene in spring, perfect for photos. For a taste of ancient charm, head to Fengjian Water Town (20 minutes by car), where boats glide under stone bridges and old houses line cobbled streets. Sit down for a bowl of silky double-layer milk pudding and soak in the slow-paced vibe. At night, visit Sanlongwan Cruise Pier for a boat ride showcasing dazzling light displays, with modern skyscrapers and historic bridges reflected on the water—truly breathtaking. The hotel nails traveler-friendly services: a "train wake-up call" at the front desk, pre-packed breakfasts for early departures, and spacious, clean rooms with plush bedding. Two pillow options (high and low) cater to neck-sensitive guests like me. A standout perk? Late checkout (until 2 PM upon request)—ideal for late train departures, allowing a midday rest. Rooms include a mini-fridge (hello, icy cola in summer!) and strong hot showers to wash away travel fatigue. Dining blends Cantonese flavors with convenience. Don’t miss dim sum at breakfast: juicy shrimp dumplings and hefty siu mai paired with pu-erh tea. The restaurant’s signature roast goose has crackling skin and succulent meat, best with plum sauce. Steamed perch, tender and boneless, pairs perfectly with congee. Nearby eats shine too: Chencun Rice Noodles House (10-minute drive) serves silky steamed rice noodles drizzled with soy and peanut oil, or tossed with sesame and peanuts for extra aroma. At night, hit Bijiang Avenue Night Market for wok-fried noodles with tender beef and iced lemon tea, soaking up local buzz. For souvenirs, nearby "Cantonese Cake Shop" offers delicate treats like chicken biscuits and almond cookies. Pro tips: Free parking for drivers; front desk can book cheaper rides to Chimelong; pack a light jacket—AC is strong; for trains, take the shuttle 1 hour early to avoid rush-hour traffic. Three days here meant stress-free transit, seamless exploring, and delicious eats. Whether for a layover or deep dive, this hotel is a no-brainer—just go for it!