Golden City Hotel

This hotel offers great value for money. The atmosphere is cozy, and many celebrities have stayed here. The breakfast on the 2nd floor of this established hotel is excellent. Other than being a bit older, there are no issues. I'd definitely bring my family here again next time.

This is an old, historic hotel in Foshan, where many Hong Kong celebrities have stayed. The decor is opulent and very clean, the rooms are spacious, and there are many artistic design touches. It's incredibly good value for money, and the front desk service is excellent. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Foshan!

The front desk staff were very attentive and quickly processed my request for an extended stay, which I really appreciated. The hotel is conveniently located close to malls like Lingnan Station, Platinum City, and Baihua, making shopping, dining, and entertainment easily accessible.

Excellent location, very close to Zumiao. Although it's an older hotel, it's absolutely great value for the price. You need to use your key card to access your floor, which makes it feel very secure. The room was spacious and clean, and I slept really well. It's also super convenient to get around from here.

Facilities: A bit old-fashioned but has a certain charm. Hygiene: The environment is quiet and comfortable. Ambiance: Great. Service: Excellent. The location is also fantastic, close to Zumiao and Lingnan Tiandi, which is convenient for shopping and buying Pop Mart figures hahahahahahaha 😂😄

This is an older hotel, and it must have been quite a grand place thirty years ago, with many famous people staying here. However, it's quite old and dated now. The location is still very convenient though, right next to the Ancestral Temple.

This is a fantastic hotel with a great location and clean facilities. The shower has excellent hot water and strong pressure. For added security, you need to use your room card to access the guest room areas through a glass door after exiting the elevator. The only minor inconvenience is that food deliveries can't come directly to your room door; you have to pick them up at the glass door. The breakfast is quite good, offering both traditional Cantonese dim sum and pastries. The hotel also has a tea restaurant on the second floor, which is a well-established eatery, though I didn't get a chance to try it this time. Looking at the photo wall, it seems many celebrities have stayed here. The hotel has its own parking lot. To get to the metro station, you need to use an underground passageway beneath a large roundabout with five intersections right outside the hotel.