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I haven't had such an unpleasant hotel stay in a long time. Here are the reasons and tips to avoid a similar experience: 1. **Booked a garden view, got a demolition site view.** I booked a central garden view room at full price through 🐬, but the balcony view I received was as pictured. I didn't dare to hang clothes or even open the balcony door for fear of dust and mosquitoes. The hotel merely explained that they were renovating and offered earplugs if there was noise. [petrified R][petrified R] For such a room type, the hotel either shouldn't assign guests to it, or it should be listed separately on the booking page with a discount. Everyone pays full price, so are you just unlucky if you get stuck in this building? **Tip to avoid:** When booking, add a note: DO NOT assign me to building 5, DO NOT assign me to building 5, DO NOT assign me to building 5. 2. **Extremely dissatisfied with dining options.** We planned to have dinner at the hotel restaurant. At 7 PM, we walked to the Chinese restaurant, and the staff at the door simply said, “We don't have any tables available” (even though I saw several empty tables). “You can try the Western restaurant.” At the Western restaurant, the staff at the door said, “We only have a buffet here. You can try the lobby bar.” At the lobby bar, they said they offer light meals. Fine, it was already 7:30 PM, too late to order delivery, so we settled. 40-50 for a pasta dish, plus a 15% service charge. [crying R] After being bounced around like a ball, we felt like we were being ripped off. If only the Chinese restaurant had mentioned, “You need a reservation here, but the Western restaurant has a buffet, and the lobby bar has light meals,” the experience wouldn't have been so frustrating. **Tip to avoid:** If you're not having the buffet, just order delivery. 3. **Female front desk staff – service was non-existent.** While I know two female staff members don't represent everyone, these two front desk agents were enough to negatively impact the entire hotel's image. **Tip to avoid:** Go to the line with male front desk staff for check-in. Other issues: The bathroom drain had a foul smell, and it was incredibly crowded. The hot springs were full of murky water and dead skin cells. These are common issues during holidays and not specific to this hotel, so I won't list them separately.

We received a complimentary room upgrade to a larger room. The hotel's location is excellent. We accidentally left behind a gold bracelet and a valuable gemstone ring. A hotel staff member found them and handed them over to the front desk for safekeeping. I only realized they were missing a day later when I was at a hotel in Zhuhai. When I called the hotel's front desk, they confirmed the items were safe and sound. I suggested to the hotel management that they should promptly call guests to notify them of lost items. Today, I took a taxi back to the hotel in Zhongshan to retrieve them. Ally, the duty manager, accepted my suggestion with sincere and honest demeanor, agreeing that guests should be informed immediately. They even reimbursed my taxi fare for the round trip.

We have heard of Zhongshan hot spring resort and finally we got a chance to spend time here. The rooms are spacious, the bed is huge. All the staff is very supportive, including front desk and cleaners. The mini bus driver offered us a ride and took us to and fro the mountain. There is no need to say, that everything is nice and clean in the rooms. The breakfast was very good. Hot springs met our expectations. Everything was really nice and clean. Sauna and pools are great, we stayed as family and all of us including kids enjoyed it. Would we come back and recommend the place? Definitely, Yes! Thanks a lot to all the staff and see you later!

The rooms are decent. A bit dated, but still very functional. I'm not sure why (I booked one twin room and one king room) the sofa in the king room wasn't placed by the window; it felt a little awkward. The beds were a bit on the firm side. Breakfast was okay, and parking was convenient. There's a mall, Starbucks, and plenty of dining options nearby. The service was excellent! The swimming pool was very clean, not crowded, and there was even a hot tub, which was a nice bonus!

Located right by the Qijiang River, the location is excellent, making it very convenient to get to Sunwen West Road Pedestrian Street. The room was comfortable and spacious, and I really loved the river view; watching the night lights from there was fantastic! The buffet breakfast was also good. Plus, the mini-bar came with 4 complimentary soft drinks. Overall, a very enjoyable stay.

Crowne Plaza Zhongshan High-Tech Zone is truly impressive! The gym equipment is new and comprehensive, and the pool water is crystal clear. The bedding in the rooms is comfortable, and the smart facilities are super convenient, making it suitable for both leisure and business trips. A big shoutout to Dany at the front desk for her excellent service!

A very spacious room and a kind size bed way enough for two people. The room is quiet but the it’s a bit too hot even when we tried to turn down the temperature to 16 degrees. One major problem is water leakage. After showering, the water leaked into the toilet area and the bathroom, making puddles everywhere. Would consider staying here again if there are attractive offers.

I unexpectedly stumbled upon a hidden gem in the Greater Bay Area's glamping scene: a space capsule hotel that truly redefines luxury camping. From the environment and facilities to hygiene and personalized service, everything surpasses 5-star hotel standards. The quality of the facilities and service truly justifies the price. What's more, the adorable animal friends around the grounds provide such immense joy and emotional value. Every plant and creature here is so full of life, allowing you to truly feel nurtured by nature. The service team was exceptional: they helped with luggage upon check-in, provided detailed introductions to the in-room smart amenities, and were incredibly responsive and always on hand. They thoughtfully prepared our BBQ package, accompanied the children and us as we played with the rabbits and ducks on the farm, and even helped us pick lemons. A staff member at the front desk patiently taught my child how to use professional fishing gear, leading to the thrilling catch of a feisty bass! They even arranged for us to walk the owner's resident celebrity dogs (Selina, for instance, has an amazing temperament and is so well-behaved, following commands perfectly – my child was absolutely overjoyed, as it was their first time walking a dog, a dream come true!). After just a day and a half, we were so engrossed and happy at the camp that we completely lost track of time and didn't want to go home. We're already planning our next visit to try out different room types. The setting is absolutely stunning and incredibly photogenic – I highly recommend it to anyone looking to capture some amazing pictures! It's also perfect for group gatherings and meals with friends. Overall, the experience was fantastic, and I wholeheartedly recommend it! We've definitely found another go-to spot for weekend getaways! ✌️✌️

Great location within close walking distance of “downtown” Sanxiang with plenty of eateries, groceries and shopping.  Rooms and bathroom are spacious and comfortable- better than what we expected from the pictures.  Great water pressure in shower.  Bus to Shenzhen picks up directly in front of hotel. Only negative was the soap scum buildup on the shower walls that made me wonder about the thoroughness of cleaning.

Hygiene: The floors were dirty, and the corners of the mahjong table were covered in dust. My kids' socks were black after just a few steps. Facilities: The air conditioning on the second floor provided absolutely no cooling (and it's not even peak summer yet, so I imagine the second floor will be like an oven by evening in the coming months). There weren't many facilities to entertain us at the camp. They didn't have a clear price for fishing for goldfish; when my kids went to grab the tools, they were told it was 10 yuan per person. For 600 yuan a night in Yangshuo, you can get a huge room with a private garden, a swimming pool, free DIY crafts, fishing tools, a petting zoo, soccer, archery, and more. This place charges 1000 yuan a night with absolutely no facilities – it really puts things into perspective. And they charge 200 yuan to use the mahjong table, ridiculous! Environment: There's a private grassy area, and two poor peacocks kept squawking until dawn. Service: They seemed overwhelmed just dealing with the individual campers, so there was no real service to speak of. The second floor was hot and smelled strongly of wood. When I asked about adding an extra bed on the first floor, they said there was only one and it was already taken by another guest.