Leeden Hotel Guangzhou in Guangzhou

The room was clean and tidy, with a huge bathtub that my child enjoyed for a long time. It was also very quiet and well-soundproofed.

The room was a bit small. The hotel environment and front desk service were just okay. Luckily, my main purpose for this trip was to handle a visa, and the hotel is very close to the consulate general, just a few minutes away. The breakfast was also decent. Personally, I think it's suitable for short business trips.

This hotel is located near Zhujiang New Town subway station, very close to Haizhu Square. The subway station is also nearby, and it's a new area. I recommend this place, especially during holidays. You can see the Canton Tower just by walking to Haizhu Square, and it's very convenient to get to the city center. The best part is that the surrounding area is very new. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but compared to other hotels in Guangzhou, it's still decent, considering that Guangzhou developed early and there aren't many new hotels with good value for money.

Hotel is located at the Great location with state-of-the-art swimming pool

We chose this hotel mainly for its convenient location and the availability of an Executive Suite with two bedrooms. As a couple traveling with a teenage child, we stayed for three nights and found the experience comfortable overall.
We arrived early, and after a quick check-in, the suite was made available before the official check-in time. We were offered cookies at the time of check in. Complementary tea was available at the reception. The staff were courteous as well as helpful.
The suite itself included two bedrooms, a living room, and a bathroom. The bedrooms were modest in size, with beds suitable for two people each. The bathroom featured both a bathtub and a separate rain shower. Toiletries and linen were of good quality, and while toothbrushes and shaving kits were provided, body lotion was missing. A small fridge was stocked with complimentary drinks such as Coke, lemon tea, and four bottles of water.
The air conditioning worked well, and storage space was adequate, though we would have appreciated more storage in both the bathroom and living area. Wi-Fi was inconsistent—sometimes very fast, but often frustratingly slow. Outside the room, logging in required details that were not explained to us, and we did not follow up with reception.
Although the suite could accommodate four guests, breakfast was complimentary for only two, with an additional charge of 78 RMB for the third person. The breakfast spread was decent but below expectations for a hotel of this category. There was a live station for eggs and noodles, though the noodle options were repetitive (prawn dumplings or noodles with leafy greens daily). Other offerings included cereals, breads, limited salads, a couple of cut fruit options, sausages, congee, and Chinese-style dishes. Coffee was available from a machine, with hot milk and evaporated milk provided separately. Seating was comfortable, and service was average.
The hotel also offered an indoor swimming pool and a large, well-equipped gym. The gym, which was also open to non-hotel members, was one of the most impressive facilities we’ve seen.
The highlight of this hotel is undoubtedly its location. It is surrounded by numerous restaurants, bars, and coffee shops, some open late into the night (one bar near the entrance stayed open until 2 a.m.). Convenience stores operating 24/7 and metro stations within walking distance added to the ease of our stay.
To summarize, if you are traveling as a family of three or four, the Executive Suite is a practical choice since it allows you to stay together without booking separate rooms. However, I would recommend opting for the hotel breakfast only once to experience it, and then exploring the many nearby cafés and restaurants for breakfast and other meals — the variety and quality in the vicinity are excellent and add to the charm of staying here.

The location is perfect, very close to 珠江新城 station and has a lot of restaurants nearby. The hotel is a bit old, although still luxurious and all but the furniture and room layout etc show its age. Regardless it was still a good stay

My stay here was absolutely perfect! The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, just a 5-minute walk to the subway station, with plenty of restaurants and a supermarket nearby. Check-in at the front desk was quick and friendly, and they even offered to help with my luggage. The room was clean with no strange odors, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a quiet night's sleep. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, and the hot water was consistently good. This hotel offers amazing value for money, with thoughtful touches everywhere. I highly recommend it and will definitely choose it again for my next visit!

Although the room was a bit small, it was still nice, quiet, and well-designed. The best part is its proximity to the subway, making it super convenient to get to Canton Tower and other attractions. It's a great choice for exploring Guangzhou! Plus, there's a Dim Sum restaurant nearby where you can enjoy morning tea, which is fantastic!

Facilities: The room was a bit small, and the elevator was incredibly slow.

Cleanliness: Good, very clean. It has an old-school, Hong Kong vibe.

Environment: The surrounding CBD area is neat and tidy.

Service: The staff were attentive, but I had to go downstairs to pick up my food delivery, as they don't allow it to be brought up to the room.

The location is fantastic, making it super convenient to get to Canton Tower and Chimelong. The staff are really friendly and the room is spacious, clean, and tidy. They even have themed rooms that kids will love, which is perfect for a family of four. Definitely recommend!