Luxury Hotels in Zhuhai

"A relaxing resort that's about 30-40 minutes drive from downtown Zhuhai. The rooms are spacious, clean and well maintained. Pool facilities are good. We had the breakfast buffet and it had a good, high quality selection of Chinese and Western food. Note that because it is a bit far from the city area, the food selection nearby is limited and a 15-20 minutes DIDI ride is thus required. The beach is small and not in the best condition so I wouldn't consider the beach a highlight."

"An absolutely fantastic experience! Check-in was prompt, and the room was great. Every staff member was professional. The sea view was stunning, and I enjoyed two cigars on the balcony. The complimentary fruit was a pleasant surprise. What truly impressed me the most were both the Chinese and Western dining options. For afternoon tea, we ordered two chicken burgers delivered to our room. The baguette was soft inside and crispy outside – incredibly filling. For dinner, we ate at the Chinese restaurant, and the grouper and lobster dishes were exquisitely prepared. The beef fried rice, cooked with butter, was incredibly fragrant, and we finished every last bite. While the breakfast didn't offer a huge selection, it was refined, especially the small bowl of beef noodles which was incredibly delicious. For lunch, we ate at the Western restaurant. Although we were in a rush to catch our boat, the meal was absolutely amazing. Overall, the food was exceptionally refined and impressive. My daughter even left a note saying everything was great, except for the lack of snacks in the room."

"Exceeded my expectations! This hotel, designed in the Song Dynasty Lingnan garden style, is full of intricate details. The garden boasts an incredibly diverse range of plants, including chandelier trees, blue mist grass, purple butterfly flowers, and red-fruited *Ilex rotunda*—truly showcasing Lingnan characteristics. The furniture and mini-bar in the rooms are both beautiful and practical. The kids' club is spacious, clean, and offers a variety of activities. Although the breakfast selection seemed limited, the quality was excellent, and there was a dedicated person grinding fresh coffee. Service was very prompt, and our butler would check in daily to ask if we needed anything replenished or any assistance. It's a pity that Tea Mountain was still under renovation and not yet open; I look forward to it being fully accessible on my next stay. Special thanks to the front desk ladies, Chloe and Zayas, and the buggy drivers! 😀"

"The hotel was amazing! We had booked two different room types, and upon check-in, they thoughtfully upgraded our rooms so they were next to each other. The upgraded rooms even came with a heated pool, which was a pleasant surprise. Initially, we were told the upgrade could only be for one night due to limited availability, but the next day, the hospitable ambassador Cecilia informed us that she had managed to arrange for the upgrade to extend for both nights, which was an unexpected bonus. Ella also helped us during our stay by arranging a buggy to take us to explore the Angsana side. While the Banyan Tree property isn't as large as Angsana, it's definitely more refined, and there are fewer people, making it a great hotel for families with kids."

"Location: As soon as we disembarked, someone holding an Alila sign picked us up. The golf cart ride to the hotel took a quick 10 minutes. Anlu, however, is much further, at least 20 minutes away. Style: Alila has a very design-forward, resort-like feel, with a touch of mystery. It's relatively new, and all the rooms are spacious. The anniversary suite at 2.4K was an excellent deal. We checked in before May Day and checked out just as the holiday began. They even gave us a free upgrade to a sea-view suite on the 6th floor (though it was just a higher floor, the sea view was indeed much more expansive). Personally, I found the tea room fantastic; our whole family enjoyed lying around drinking Gongfu tea, so much so that we didn't even crave coffee. The only minor drawback for kids was the dim lighting, which contributes to the 'mysterious' vibe. On the other hand, I wasn't particularly fond of Anlu's new Chinese style; it felt quite ordinary. Service: Our butlers, Brian and Colin, proactively contacted us a day in advance. All our requests were promptly addressed and resolved. The hotel staff generally went out of their way to fulfill our needs. The service was extremely satisfying, contrary to some online reviews. The complimentary travel photography package was a nice touch. Initially, I didn't plan on buying any, but I ended up purchasing over a dozen photos, which will look beautiful in an album. Dining: Since breakfast was at Haiyan, I highly recommend Haitang for dinner. We booked the best sea-view spot in advance and enjoyed Cantonese cuisine of a similar standard to Guangyuxuan on the islet. I recommend eating seafood as it's incredibly fresh on Dong'ao Island. The scallops, eel rice, and crab steamed with minced pork were all excellent. My child even got to shake hands with the chef when we left. The Hyatt's catering is simply outstanding. Breakfast was fantastic, semi-buffet style, with every item being delicious. From the à la carte menu, I loved the cheung fun (even as a Guangzhou native, I found it delicious), French toast, tea eggs, and the steamed spareribs with silver fish rice, which my child adored. The salmon at the buffet was superb (garnished with lemon zest, it was very refreshing), and the bread was excellent (I mostly ate bread, although the tarts could have been crispier). The yogurt wasn't too sweet, and they had fresh squeezed juice. Even the wax apples were incredibly sweet. I never expected such a rich culinary experience on an island. Of course, I also compared it to Anlu's Chinese restaurant. Yes, it was definitely Chinese food and quite good, but not particularly amazing, except for the pepper-baked grouper, which was incredibly fresh and fragrant! This isn't meant to be a put-down, but Anlu has more of a ceremonial feel. For instance, their evening ritual includes a performance in front of the lobby's scenic view, which feels more ritualistic than Alila's simple drink and a staff member telling a story. However, Alila maintains its mysterious ambiance. I must say, Anlu's toiletries are much better, and they even use Le Labo in their public areas. Alila's own brand shampoo left my hair feeling very dry after one wash. Anlu is also better at marketing, offering things like a toiletries set for checking in and dining vouchers. But I also appreciate the sense of balance Alila maintains. Island Tour: To cut to the chase, exploring just line 3 is enough. We went on both lines 1 and 3. Line 1 goes uphill towards Anlu, which is quite a distance. The endpoint is essentially the hillside opposite the pier. The sea view is indeed good, but the stops along the way weren't very interesting. Line 3 goes downhill to another hilltop, where you can climb the tower. The sand at Nansha Bay beach is the most beautiful, and my child loved playing in the sand and collecting shells there; I highly recommend it. We didn't go on line 2 because even the people at the pier didn't recommend it. Overall, Dong'ao Island's hotels are very well-developed. The island itself isn't heavily developed, and there aren't many shops or tourist spots. However, on a clear day, the natural scenery is quite good. Transportation on the island is also very convenient; with my elderly parents and child, we hardly had to wait for a car or walk, as golf carts provide point-to-point service. This 3-day, 2-night island trip was very relaxing, and as a food lover, I wasn't disappointed at all, surprisingly finding some truly delicious restaurants."

"Spaceship Hotel is absolutely fantastic! They offer both a buffet and à la carte options; if you're not in a hurry, I'd recommend the buffet. The staff provides excellent service, always ready to assist immediately. The location is superb – you can walk to Spaceship Park in just one minute. There's also a shuttle bus service to Ocean Kingdom. If you buy a package ticket, you get to enter an hour earlier. The lobby's parent-child entertainment area is uniquely designed and perfectly caters to kids' needs. We specifically chose this new hotel for a 'scouting mission,' and it turned out to be a very happy trip. The room was incredibly spacious and bright, with a novel submarine-themed design. For families with young children, I honestly suggest making Spaceship Hotel your top choice; it's so convenient! My little one was excited just seeing the hotel building. The room was clean and spacious, and the bathroom was well-equipped for kids with slippers, toiletries, a child-friendly toilet seat, and a step stool. The shower had great water pressure, making for a comfortable wash. Room service for deliveries was quick, and the kids' toiletries were adorable. There were security staff in the basement, which gave us a great sense of safety. The amenities and services were top-notch, and we really appreciate it. Check-out was fast, and the breakfast offerings were quite satisfying. The hotel lobby is clean and bright. We look forward to coming back again soon!"

"The Penguin Hotel is a unique, penguin-themed hotel, with its design and decor completely immersed in penguin elements, making you feel as if you've stepped into the icy world of Antarctica. The rooms are spacious and bright, with a cozy and comfortable ambiance. The bedding is soft and comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. Each room is also equipped with modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV, mini-fridge, and free Wi-Fi, catering to the needs of today's travelers. The hotel's dining service is also excellent. Breakfast offers a wide variety of Chinese and Western dishes, satisfying different palates. For lunch and dinner, a professional culinary team prepares exquisite meals using fresh ingredients, resulting in delicious flavors. The staff are warm and attentive. Whether it's at the front desk or during room service, guests feel a genuine sense of welcome. They are always smiling, patiently answer questions, and readily offer assistance. Furthermore, the hotel features a gym and swimming pool, perfect for guests to exercise and relax during their leisure time. The hotel's location is also superb, with numerous tourist attractions and shopping centers nearby, making transportation very convenient. Overall, the Penguin Hotel is a highly recommended choice. Whether for business travel or a leisure trip, you're sure to have a satisfying stay here."

"Service: The male receptionist was very enthusiastic and professional. The female staff member who took over after midnight was also very welcoming, though perhaps new, as her operations were a bit unfamiliar. However, her attitude was excellent, and she showed great emotional intelligence. Facilities: The amenities were well-suited for business travel, comprehensive and convenient. Hygiene: Excellent. Attention to detail was evident, and the room was cleaned very well even during an extended stay."

"Our May Day trip to Zhuhai was made perfect by choosing the InterContinental Zhuhai. The entire experience was outstanding! The hotel's location is superb, right on Lovers' Road South, offering incredibly soothing panoramic sea views. You can directly gaze at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the Macau night skyline. The room was spacious and clean, the bedding was comfortable, and the bathroom amenities were high-end. The smart facilities were a thoughtful touch. A special thank you to our butler, Cindy! Her service throughout our stay was incredibly attentive. She proactively contacted us before check-in to confirm our needs, and upon arrival, promptly delivered welcome fruits and helpful tips. Since we were traveling with a child, Cindy also arranged for children's amenities, paying attention to every detail. Whenever we had questions, she was quick to respond and resolve them, making us feel right at home. The breakfast was abundant and delicious, and the pool was clean and comfortable. Cindy also kindly reminded us during check-out, making the whole experience exceptional. We will definitely stay here again on our next visit to Zhuhai – highly recommended!"

"Pros: It has an indoor heated pool, and there's a mall nearby with plenty of dining options. Cons: The front desk staff completely lacked service awareness. We arrived at the hotel at 12 PM, and by almost 3 PM, we still hadn't been notified that our room was ready for check-in. Initially, they said the room wasn't cleaned yet and asked me to leave my number, promising to call when it was ready. We went out for a bit, and when we returned, we saw other guests with the same room type checking in right after they arrived. When I went to ask, the front desk staff, with a blank expression, just wrote down a room number and said we could check in! Turns out, the room was ready all along, and they just never bothered to call, making us wait endlessly! The room had a strong musty smell, and there was nowhere to hang wet clothes to dry! The hairdryer was ancient, bulky, and heavy! Even though I had called the day before to inform them we had a child and requested children's toiletries, none were provided! The hotel's kids' play area was pathetically small, not even as big as our room. Besides a few tables, some climbing nets, and two or three VR machines, there was nothing else! I've stayed in so many hotels and never seen anything like this. I have no idea how it's rated as a family-friendly hotel! We stayed for two nights. Breakfast on the first day was fine, but on the second day, they told us our room didn't include breakfast! What a joke! I asked her to double-check, and after fumbling around for a while, she said there was a system error and we could eat, but there was absolutely no apology! This hotel is definitely one to avoid!"