TheraSpace

A wonderful 5-night stay. The room was very comfortable, and the daily breakfast was delightful. The daily coffee was great, too. Our room was on the second floor, and we could leave the stroller on the ground floor. It's quite suitable for those traveling with young children, mainly because the room is spacious and very comfortable. There was plenty of sunshine, and the AC worked very well.

Located in the historic district, as soon as you turn into the neighborhood, it becomes wonderfully quiet. The design style is very comfortable, featuring a clean and fresh palette of white and off-white. The room features an irregular curved wall in the hallway, which perfectly blocks the direct line of sight between the door and the outside corridor—I wonder if that was a clever touch by the designer. When an unexpected situation came up temporarily, they quickly came up with an alternative solution. Very nice! The surrounding neighborhood has been renovated into a very cozy space, filled with lots of dessert shops and cafes. The overall surroundings are quite pleasant.

As a designer hotel meant for photo shoots, the set design, lighting, natural sunlight, and small decorative props are really well thought out. You can tell real effort went into it, and it makes for incredibly photogenic shots. There is one small flaw in the decor: the bedside curtains aren't the right length—they’re a few centimeters too long. Because of this, they bunch up messily at the bottom, so you actually have to work around it when taking photos. I'm not sure how an oversight like that happened. I’d deduct 1 point for the facilities: 0.5 points off for having no elevator. I was traveling light with just a camera and no extra gear, but if you're hauling a full shoot setup, it would be quite heavy. The other 0.5 points is because the only staircase doubles as the fire escape, which essentially means there isn’t a dedicated emergency exit. That said, there is a terrace, so safety isn't too big of a concern. Also, the soaking tub takes a full two hours to fill, but the water gets hot enough, so it wasn't a dealbreaker.

The B&B boasts an excellent location, with convenient access to subways and plenty of dining options nearby, making it perfect for getting around and shopping. The Mediterranean-inspired design in the ground floor lobby is very artistic. My room, named 'Duet', was bathed in a lovely afternoon sunbeam, adding a touch of brightness that made me feel incredibly relaxed. The room's cleanliness was also spot on, and the bedding was wonderfully comfortable and soft. The housekeeper was warm, polite, and responded promptly – their thoughtful service truly made me feel at ease. I'll definitely be back!

Check-in and check-out at the front desk were both quick. The staff were all very nice! Plus, there's always someone on duty 24 hours a day, so getting help was fast. Getting around was very convenient too!! One thing I particularly liked was the unique design style of the room, and the cleanliness was good too. It was a very comfortable experience. The cafe on the first floor is great for photos, definitely worth a stay!

It's not my first time in Guangzhou, but it's my first time staying in such a unique space. The entire room felt like a small box made of pure white walls, with different lines making up the design. The room was clean and comfortable, and outside the window, you could see Guangzhou's old streets and residential buildings. The guesthouse manager was very thoughtful, guiding us and recommending many local routes and delicious foods. There's a coffee shop downstairs which is a very comfortable place to sit.