Qingyuan International Hotel

An established older hotel with very spacious rooms and a great high-altitude view. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious. Qingyuan was not crowded during the National Day holiday, Chimelong Forest Park was a lot of fun, and the Shawan desserts nearby were amazing. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit.

The hotel is close to the city center, right next to the North River. The lobby is clean and grand. I booked a twin room with a river view, and the view was spectacular. The room was relatively new, clean, and well-equipped.

An established hotel. We got an upgraded room with a river view, which was quite nice.

The room was neat and clean, with complete facilities. Although it's an older hotel that opened in 2010, it's generally well-maintained. The river-view room offered a broad and comfortable view. However, there was always a faint, somewhat strange smell, which might be due to an aging ventilation system. Also, there were several unidentifiable tissues in the ball pit of the children's play area. Overall, I was satisfied.

A great landmark in Qingyuan, with spacious and comfortable surroundings and convenient transportation. Highly recommended!

When booking, I only noticed that breakfast was included and didn't realize I had reserved a twin room. At check-in, the bespectacled gentleman at the front desk said it was a twin room. I asked if a king bed was available, and he coldly replied, 'No.' I then asked about bed rails, and again, 'No.' Every question was met with a 'No.' I bit my tongue and resisted the urge to cancel on the spot, a decision I regretted later that night. The beds in the twin room were less than 1.2m wide. Since I was traveling with a child and there were no bed rails, I had to use pillows to prevent my child from falling off, which meant there was no room left for me to sleep. Later, I checked my booking and realized there was a price difference between king and twin rooms. My question at the front desk was simply 'Do you have a king bed?' I never asked for an 'upgrade.' If the front desk staff had shown even a shred of empathy and mentioned the price difference, they wouldn't have just flat-out said 'No!' For a Monday night rate of 500, I got a TV from the last century, a bathroom that flooded, cheap hotel front desk service, and a breakfast equivalent to a five-yuan diner. I never give bad reviews to hotels, but you truly deserve this first one. It also serves as a reminder to myself not to be swayed by a hotel's fancy name next time, but to check the real reviews. Facilities: Poor Hygiene: Acceptable Environment: Average Service: Poor

Room facilities: Pretty standard. The view overlooks the river. The hotel has a kids' play area, but it's quite run down. Cleanliness: Decent, but the pillows are very average. Environment: The surrounding area is okay, and the hotel window view is good because you can see the river. However, the soundproofing is really poor; you can hear everything happening in the hallway clearly. Service: This was one of the most memorable hotel service experiences I've ever had. When I checked in and asked about breakfast, the staff didn't crack a single smile. I then messaged the hotel staff for information, and they just left me on 'read' – I was truly speechless!!!