Qingyuan Hotels with Wifi

"Our three-day, two-night trip to Chimelong Qingyuan was fantastic overall. The animals at Forest Kingdom were very clean, and the environment was lovely. We took our time exploring with the kids and easily spent an entire day there. The restaurants all had floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the animal enclosures. The Hot Spring Park had plenty of pools with ideal water temperatures and lots of slides. The kids absolutely loved God Tree Park – it was clean, spacious, and had some really fun activities. But what truly stood out was the service. Every staff member we encountered in the park was incredibly enthusiastic and patient when we asked for directions. They even proactively offered tips and advice when they saw us with children. You could tell a lot of thought went into the facilities as well: there were ample resting areas, the food was delicious, and the restrooms were spotless. These small details really make a difference when traveling with kids. Three days felt just right – not too long, not too short – and we had a comfortable, relaxing, and thoroughly enjoyable time. Both the adults and children had a blast. Highly recommended!"

"A good value hotel with strategic location. At the left of the hotel is local housing areas, with nice local breakfast shops , morning Market, and popular restaurant, all within walking distance. Turn right you can walk to some nice cafes and the Biggest shopping mall in Qingyuan -- Shun Ying. We love the front counter service, free bottle of waters from them daily. There are umbrellas for you to use at the lobby if rainy days. Best things are the free supper (porridge with condiments, dumplings) and free 24 hours laundry. That's my first time doing laundry in a hotel during holiday. They even sent the dry clothes to our room. Will stay here again next time !"

"I have to give a huge shout-out to the hotel's meticulous service! The front desk staff were not only incredibly welcoming, but they also thoughtfully recommended some delicious local eateries – it felt like chatting with a good friend. The housekeeping auntie did an amazing job cleaning; even the corners were spotless. What surprised me the most were the complimentary bottled water and tea bags in the room, and the bathroom even had lotion. These little details really impressed me, making me feel incredibly well-cared for and completely at home! The surrounding area is also great, with plenty of convenient dining options nearby, including some fantastic Qingyuan-style chicken hotpot just a short distance away. On our second day, after checking out, we enjoyed breakfast, and the food was delicious and exactly to our taste. We had a great meal and I highly recommend this place! I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time!"

"The room wasn't very spacious, and the amenities were quite old-fashioned. The carpet felt damp and had a musty smell. The balcony walls were peeling, indicating poor maintenance. The hotel's surroundings were uninspiring, and overall, it didn't offer good value for money, so I wouldn't recommend it. On the positive side, the breakfast offered a good variety and tasted decent. However, the Hufu Restaurant on the second floor had limited options and the food wasn't very good or distinctive."

"The environment is great, the room is lovely, and it's super convenient for sightseeing. We went early in the morning, which meant we avoided the crowds. I'd definitely go again if I have the chance. The three breakfasts included were excellent, and my kids loved them too! I'll be recommending this place to my friends!"

"Perfect for couples and families! Spend a leisurely two days here to truly soak in the tranquil atmosphere. As designers, we experienced this hotel from a unique perspective, and here's what we found: The resort features a scattered layout, unlike typical centralized resorts. Each building is thoughtfully scaled, with varying heights and staggered positions, spreading out naturally along the terrain. It feels as if the buildings grew out of the mountain rather than being simply 'placed' there. This 'exposed earth' approach is a modern reinterpretation of traditional Japanese village settlements. **Lobby | Materials are the protagonist, lighting sets the mood** The material palette is very restrained – essentially just raw wood and natural stone. What's fascinating is how these materials are utilized: wood appears as solid slabs, grilles, and slices; stone comes in chiseled, polished, and natural finishes. The materials themselves remain unchanged, but the varied processing creates vastly different textures and expressions. **Hot Springs and Spa | A dual commitment to tactile materials and water quality** Genuine mountain spring water is used for both indoor and outdoor facilities, striking a good balance between privacy and a natural feel. What surprised me most was the design of some guest bathroom – a direct collision of rock, wood, and metal, creating a strong contrast in textures. The embedded bathtubs are generously sized, avoiding a cramped feeling in the bathroom. This sense of 'spaciousness' is a significant plus in a resort hotel. **Xuan Restaurant | An all-day spatial rhythm** The space seamlessly connects with the courtyard, featuring grilles, lighting, and displays that embody typical Japanese aesthetics – restrained yet detailed. Breakfast truly impresses with its rich variety. The live cooking stations have a lively atmosphere, and the operational flow is well-designed; chefs are busy but organized, making for a pleasant visual experience. This is a resort hotel with a deeply Japanese soul – serene, restrained. Some say it has an Aman-like quality, but I believe it's more like Aman's aesthetic blended with Rosewood's consideration for comfort. It offers a bit more 'warmth' than pure minimalism and an added layer of 'design sensibility' compared to a purely utilitarian resort. The most captivating feature is the lobby chandelier, a visual focal point. Raindrop-shaped lights cascade from the wooden ceiling, artfully staggered, with light diffused before it falls, creating a much softer glow."

"The hotel grounds and room size are quite spacious. However, the facilities are a bit dated. On the plus side, the pricing is very affordable, so it's perfectly fine if you're just looking for a relaxing stay. This time, my visit coincided with a large insurance group checking in, and the hotel was incredibly crowded. The staff clearly couldn't handle the volume, and I barely experienced any service throughout my stay. They even missed the standard welcome drink, which was a significant letdown in terms of the reception experience. The location is quite remote, not in a bustling commercial area, making it suitable only for those with a car. Without a car, getting around would be very inconvenient. Driving to the city center takes about fifteen minutes. Although there are a few restaurants and recreational activities nearby, takeout options are extremely limited, so there's hardly any choice if you want to order food to your room. On the positive side, the hardware facilities are commendable. There's an outdoor swimming pool, a swing play area, and a separate gym room, making it suitable for families with children or anyone wanting a simple workout. For the price point, the facilities and space are decent, and the overall experience is just about acceptable. However, the service, location, and takeout options are definite shortcomings."

"裝修新，位置好找，房間放有香薰，全屋小愛同學，算是性價比挺好的了，雖然停車位置不多也不太好停，但免費的，總體可以的"

"I had the most wonderful time at GongheyuanHotel in Qingyuan. I was welcomed by three friendly front desk staff and the comforts of this hotel exceeded my expectations. The hotel has a gym, art display and their own restaurant for a really good buffet breakfast. I wished I could have stayed longer than two nights here."

"The hotel facilities are a bit old. It has an outdoor pool and a children's play area, and its main selling point is being next to the river and a government building. You can access the parking lot and floors freely. The service and reception staff don't seem to prioritize the customer's best interests, which could definitely be improved."