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• Not advisable

  FIROZ M

  May 5, 2025 | Trip type: Business

  The air condition was making noise and the problem was not solved as the technician could not understand. There is a floor inside a floor with a small stair-case. Funny part is the bathroom seems half the size of the room. Only good thing is that they offer unlimited complimentary water, soft-drinks etc on the reception. Its in the city centre with many good restaurants nearby. Beijing lu, the night street shopping costs 15 rmb.

• Average hotel

  rajeev d

  India | Aug 24, 2025 | Trip type: Business

  I had plan to stay in Shenzhen but at last moment I decided to stay here due to late arrival. One of taxi driver recommended me this hotel. It is a very basic and average hotel. I had to wait for almost 30 minutes because one leg of bed was faulty. It was under repair before my arrival but they booked with all known facts. Many good hotels are available around 350 rmb in city.

• Jaded Summer Palace

  GlennieB469

  Melbourne, Australia | Nov 13, 2025 | Trip type: Business

  We stayed at this hotel as it was attached to a conference centre where my other half was presenting. Don't get me wrong, the room we stayed in(which we upgraded to) was pretty good but overall the place has a tired, worn out feel to it. The staff spoke very little English and requests for service or directions were a challenge. The 'buffet breakfast' was at best average and very limited. The 'best' hot breakfast was a greasy omelette which I had several of, in lieu of other palatable breakfast offerings. The location is a long way from the city and the most effective way to get there was by cab which were hard to get. You couldn't walk it at all. We attempted a cab, train experience which was ok but again, Gaungzhou locals had very little command of English, although they tried very hard to assist us. You also need to buy a local simcard if you wish to access wifi in your room. Some sort of government edict to monitor internet traffic. You also cant get google or facebook or many other social media sites as they are blocked in China. We downloaded ExpressVPN to overcome this. The main restaurant (not breakfast) was pretty good but again hard to get what you wanted across to staff. There was pool which was ok but very open. It was below the lobby and very exposed. I was also put off by the hoiking that I witnessed on several occasions. The gym was also extremely small and every piece of equipment was broken. it was also very steamy ! I was able to find a local 7-eleven type store in walking distance to buy snacks, fruit and beer. There was not much in the way of wine but hey, beer was enough. I had the misfortune of not bringing my lonely planet guide so it was hard doing any tours. Had no luck getting any tour advice from the reception staff either. We wouldn't stay there again but it did give us an insight into what a run down hotel in the suburbs looks like. If you have to stay make it brief.

• Jaded Summer Palace

  Glen B

  Melbourne, Australia | Nov 13, 2025 | Trip type: Business

  We stayed at this hotel as it was attached to a conference centre where my other half was presenting. Don't get me wrong, the room we stayed in(which we upgraded to) was pretty good but overall the place has a tired, worn out feel to it. The staff spoke very little English and requests for service or directions were a challenge. The 'buffet breakfast' was at best average and very limited. The 'best' hot breakfast was a greasy omelette which I had several of, in lieu of other palatable breakfast offerings. The location is a long way from the city and the most effective way to get there was by cab which were hard to get. You couldn't walk it at all. We attempted a cab, train experience which was ok but again, Gaungzhou locals had very little command of English, although they tried very hard to assist us. You also need to buy a local simcard if you wish to access wifi in your room. Some sort of government edict to monitor internet traffic. You also cant get google or facebook or many other social media sites as they are blocked in China. We downloaded ExpressVPN to overcome this. The main restaurant (not breakfast) was pretty good but again hard to get what you wanted across to staff. There was pool which was ok but very open. It was below the lobby and very exposed. I was also put off by the hoiking that I witnessed on several occasions. The gym was also extremely small and every piece of equipment was broken. it was also very steamy ! I was able to find a local 7-eleven type store in walking distance to buy snacks, fruit and beer. There was not much in the way of wine but hey, beer was enough. I had the misfortune of not bringing my lonely planet guide so it was hard doing any tours. Had no luck getting any tour advice from the reception staff either. We wouldn't stay there again but it did give us an insight into what a run down hotel in the suburbs looks like. If you have to stay make it brief.

• A bit ragged at the edges

  Count_colin

  London, United Kingdom | Nov 10, 2025 | Trip type: Business

  This hotel was chosen for the location close to a business meeting. I suspect once upon a time it was a very grand resort hotel. The pool would have been stunning in its day as it is the size of a lake and actually runs under reception.
  The gated golf community it was in was also nice. But apart from the setting everything was a littel jaded 8-(
  It was a location that had seen better days. The bar to get a beer was impersonal and closed early leaving only the Karaoke nightclub as a chance to get a nightcap and that was a crazy US$13 a bottle - rip off not even served in a glass.
  Breakfast was served in a small area that was a walk around the gigantic pool in the open (not a great option in the monsoon season) and the food was OK but there were not enough seats for guests meaning that table sharing was common.
  This was a location that could have been good, indeed for an extended stay perhaps with family accompanying you on a business trip this could be the perfect venue - but it needs refurbishment fast and the addition of a friendly bar area for a coffee or beer.

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