Spa hotels in Zhuhai

"I really have to commend their housekeeping! The room was well-ventilated, with no stuffy odors. The bedding was changed promptly and was neatly arranged and clean. The bathroom was spotless in every corner, with no standing water or grime. Toiletries were neatly organized, and a sense of tidiness was evident everywhere. Housekeeping was quick to respond, and replenishment items were delivered very quickly. For those who prioritize cleanliness in their stay, this place is a no-brainer!"

"Traveling with kids in Guangdong, with temperatures soaring above 30℃, truly felt like a trial by fire! For our Zhuhai trip, we headed straight to the Gongbei Port and checked into the Zhuhai Wan Yue Hotel on the first day. I never expected that choosing the right hotel would cut my stress in half! This 'mom-friendly' itinerary was incredibly smooth. 👇 🗺️ Our Lazy First Day Itinerary in Zhuhai • Arrival & Check-in: The hotel is at No. 28 Shuiwan Road, Gongbei, super close to the border crossing. We hopped out of the car and were checked in within seconds. This time, I specifically chose a family-themed room. The room was very spacious with one 2-meter wide bed and one 1.2-meter wide bed, giving us plenty of room with the little one. Although the side window offered views of the bustling city and a partial sea view, it was wonderfully quiet and not facing the street. The family room also thoughtfully provided kids' toothbrushes, slippers, and toys – full marks for attention to detail! It met all the essential needs for families with children. • Hotel Fun: In the afternoon, we went straight to the heated pool and indoor kids' play area on the 5th floor. The water quality was clean, and there were staff supervising, so the kids played wildly for two hours. • Dinner Delight: In the evening, we took the elevator up to the 'Wan Yue Xuan Seafood Restaurant' on the 22nd floor – this is where the real 'king's view' is! The floor-to-ceiling windows offered a direct view of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. We enjoyed delicious Cantonese cuisine while admiring the bridge's night scenery. • Seaside Stroll: After sunset, we headed to Binhai Park / Lovers' Road. The sea breeze blew away all our fatigue, and watching the distant bridge tower lights was super chill. The kids even got to build sandcastles. • Breakfast Power-up: With both Western and Chinese options, plus Cantonese dim sum, we filled up early before heading out. • Prime Location: Gongbei Port/High-Speed Rail Station are within walking distance, making it convenient to go to Macau, Chimelong, or downtown."

"I've been here a few times now, and the facilities are great, and the location is superb. But what really makes me choose this place every time is Manager Amy. She always helps arrange the room perfectly and even booked dinner reservations for me. She's incredibly responsive and thoughtful. This time, I happened to catch their dinner buffet opening, and the overall quality was decent, though the preparation felt a bit lacking. First, the opening time was half an hour later than what was stated on the platform. Then, they forgot to include us in an event. When we first went in, there were only a few tables, and I saw some pretty good abalone, but then it disappeared and never reappeared. The shrimp also ran out and couldn't be refilled. After that, the herring roe was gone, and the salmon was gone just over an hour after opening. For a seafood buffet, aren't shrimp and salmon basic offerings? The freshly carved tuna looked impressive. Drink options were limited, not as many varieties as at breakfast. The plated dishes tasted good though."