7 Days Premium in Guangzhou

- **Super Convenient Location:** Just a 2-minute walk to Shipaiqiao Station on Metro Line 3, and right next to major shopping areas like Grandview Mall and Taikoo Hui. There are tons of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Guangzhou East Railway Station is just a short taxi ride away (minimum fare), making transportation incredibly accessible.

- **Great Value for Money:** At 100-150 RMB per person, with some room types including breakfast for two, the price is really affordable. The rooms are clean and odor-free, equipped with a premium mattress for a good night's sleep, a shower with 10-second hot water, and hygienically sealed towels. The basic amenities are solid.

- **Attentive and Efficient Service:** The front desk staff are enthusiastic and available 24/7. They promptly handled issues like a clogged toilet and a malfunctioning dryer. They offer luggage storage (for a fee) and late check-out (a member perk), and housekeeping is quick to respond.

- **Practical Amenities:** There's a washing machine and dryer available, free and stable WiFi, and elevator access requires a key card for security. The area is quiet at night.

**Main Drawbacks:**

- **Dated Facilities:** The hotel hasn't undergone major renovations since 2014, so some rooms feel a bit old-fashioned. The bathrooms are small, and the room doors use an old-style key card system which can be inconvenient.

- **Inconsistent Soundproofing:** Some guests reported average soundproofing, being able to hear conversations in the hallway or next door. However, others found the soundproofing to be good, suggesting it might depend on the room's location.

- **Some Experiences Are Just Okay:** Some economy rooms lack windows, and the decor is basic and simple. The overall quality isn't as good as newer chain hotels in the same price range.