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It is a garden hotel in the center of Guangzhou. It dates back to the reign of Liang Wu in the Southern Dynasty and was once the place of the palace. ? The hotel is mainly divided into Baiyun Building and Bihai building: Baiyun building rooms condense the classic design of modern style, from luxury suites to exquisite standard rooms for you to choose. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with separate dressing rooms, showing ingenuity everywhere; Bihai building used to be the presidential palace. The oriental traditional elegance is skillfully integrated into every guest room. The color painting, carving and ancient furniture are just like the ancient charm of southern Guangdong.
The hotel has all kinds of meeting rooms, and has a special person to provide detailed and comprehensive professional services throughout, so that you can get twice the result with half the effort; The business center provides comprehensive secretarial services and Internet services, so you can easily understand the information of all parties and handle business affairs.
The hotel has 15 distinctive Chinese and Western restaurants with elegant and magnificent layout, which can accommodate 800 people. It provides authentic Cantonese, Chaozhou, Sichuan, Huaiyang and Western food. ? The hotel is equipped with Hong Kong and Macao through station, and there are nearly 30 buses to and from Hong Kong and Macao every day for you to choose, which will provide convenience for your travel, vacation and business activities.
The hotel's colorful indoor and outdoor leisure facilities allow you to spend an unforgettable happy time in your busy business trip. You can enjoy a happy time here with all kinds of fitness, table tennis and sauna.
How far is the hotel from Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport?
Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou is 28.1km from the airport.
Does Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou offer airport shuttle service?
No, the hotel does not offer airport shuttle service.
What are the check-in and check-out time at Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou?
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou.
Does Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou have a pool or gym?
The hotel has a gym, but no pool. See details about other facilities on this page.
Does Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou have a restaurant?
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Does Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou offer internet or wifi?
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Does Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou accept prepaid room charge?
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Does Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou accept credit card payments?
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
How much is the breakfast at Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou?
Each costs cny138 for extra breakfast.
How much does it cost to stay at Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou?
The room prices is from cny838, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
Hide the comfort of Lao Guang style in every corner of the room
This time when I came to Guangzhou for a stay, I chose the luxurious suite at Baiyun Tower in Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou. The moment I opened the door, I realized that the reputation of this old national guest hotel has never been built on promotion, but on every meticulously crafted facility in the room.
The 38 square meter space has no sense of cramped feeling at all. The entrance is a separate foyer transition area, and the customized solid wood storage rack is just enough to hold suitcases and backpacks, without having to stack large luggage by the bed to block the way. Going inside is an open bedroom area, with a two meter wide solid wood bed covered with high count cotton bedding. The moment you lie down, you can feel the softness and hardness just right, not as soft and sinking as many hotel beds, nor too hard to hurt your waist. After wandering the streets for two consecutive days, you fell into a deep sleep after touching your pillow for a while. There are independent touch desk lamps and USB fast charging ports on both sides of the bed head, so you don't have to look for charging heads everywhere. It is particularly convenient to brush your phone and charge the camera battery while lying in bed. There is also a one click master control switch specially set, so you don't have to stand up and turn off the lights one by one before going to bed. You can turn off all the main lights with just one press, and the details are very thoughtful.
There is a large solid wood desk placed by the window, with a smooth and warm polished tabletop that does not reflect or shake the eyes like cheap boards. On the desktop, there is not only a gigabit wired Ethernet interface, but also a hidden power strip reserved, so laptops, projectors, and phones can be charged simultaneously without getting into a fight. The brightness of the floor lamp next to the desk can be adjusted in three levels. When you come back at night to organize your travel photos, you won't feel dazzling when you turn on the brightest level. Sitting for one or two hours at work won't make your eyes sore. The mini bar next to the desk is particularly well-equipped, with free mineral water, local Yingde black tea, and Pu'er tea neatly arranged, as well as a dedicated electric kettle and Kung Fu tea set. After strolling the street, you can brew a cup of hot tea, sit by the window and look at the century old banyan tree outside, and relax yourself.
The most surprising thing is the independent bathroom space, with complete dry and wet separation. The shower area and bathtub are completely separated, so even if two people use them at the same time, they will not disturb each other. The oversized embedded bathtub is placed by the window, filled with hot water to soak in. Looking up, you can see the greenery in the courtyard, and after half an hour of soaking, the exhaustion of a day's stroll will dissipate. The hardware components of the bathroom are all heavy brand styles, with stable water flow without sudden changes in temperature, and the water pressure is just right to make it particularly comfortable. The hotel's toiletries are customized herbal fragrance, and the skin will not be tight after the delicate foam is washed. Even the hair dryer is a high-power negative ion model. Long hair can be dried in a few minutes without waiting for a long time.
The configuration of the wardrobe area is also particularly practical, in addition to the conventional anti slip hangers, ironing boards, and irons, it is also equipped with an independent safe and thick blackout curtains. The shading effect of the curtains is particularly good. After pulling them up in the morning, the room is almost completely dark, and if you want to sleep in, you won't be woken up by the sunlight at all. The central air conditioning in the room can independently adjust the temperature, unlike many old hotels where the temperature is uncontrollable. When you sleep with a thin blanket at 24 degrees, the temperature is just too comfortable.
During the few days of staying at Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou, there were no flashy smart gimmicks, and every facility perfectly met the core comfort needs of the stay. There is no unnecessary fancy design, but the matter of "living comfortably" has been incorporated into every small detail of the room. Next time I come to Guangzhou again, I will definitely return here and continue to enjoy the comfortable and cozy atmosphere hidden in the old city area.Caught by the tenderness in the details
This time I came to Guangzhou to attend the industry summit, and I booked my accommodation at Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou. As a well-established national guest level hotel with profound heritage, it did not rely on fancy internet celebrity designs to attract attention, but used first-class services hidden in every detail to fully enhance the entire travel experience.
On the day I checked in, I dragged two large boxes of conference materials and as soon as I arrived at the hotel entrance, the doorman quickly came up and took my suitcase. He accompanied me all the way to the front desk and kindly reminded me that there has been a large temperature difference between day and night in Guangzhou recently. Remember to add a thin coat when going out for a walk at night. The front desk girl who checked in saw me holding the meeting schedule in her hand and immediately offered to help me print and bind the meeting materials for free. She even arranged a quiet room far away from the elevator entrance for me, afraid that I would be disturbed by the sound of footsteps passing by when I stayed up late to rush for meeting materials.
The moment I pushed open the door, I was immediately struck by the details. A bottle of mineral water with just the right temperature was placed on the desk in advance, with a handwritten note next to it indicating the location of the hotel's 24-hour business center, breakfast service hours, as well as the addresses of convenience pharmacies and time-honored Cantonese restaurants within a ten minute walk of the surrounding area. I had to rush to prepare a speech for the summit the next day that night. At 1am, I found that my printer was out of ink. With a try it out attitude, I called the front desk. In less than five minutes, the staff knocked on the door with new ink cartridges and a cup of hot Cantonese herbal tea. They put down their things and whispered to me not to stay up too late for fear of disturbing my work. After finishing, they gently closed the door.
The next morning, I got up late and missed the regular supply time for breakfast. I thought I could only order takeout. When I came downstairs, I just met the manager of the restaurant. When I learned that I was going to the meeting place, I immediately asked the kitchen to steam a cage of shrimp dumplings for me, pack a hot raw roll Congee, and lovingly put a small box of steamed malaysian cake in my hand. I said that if I was hungry on the way, I could pad my stomach. I didn't go through the motions because the meal time was past.
What surprised me the most was that I accidentally left the conference USB drive in the hotel's garden pavilion. When I returned to my room, I found it was already 11 o'clock at night. With a try and see attitude, I contacted the front desk. In less than ten minutes, the aunt in charge of garden cleaning handed me the intact USB drive and smiled, telling me that most of the guests who came to stay were on business trips, and important things must have been lost in a hurry. When they were cleaning, they would pay special attention to small items left by guests.
During the three days of living here, there were no overly enthusiastic formalities, and every service was just at the most comfortable level. I casually mentioned that the pillows in the room were a bit high. That night, when I returned to the room, I saw that two different heights of pillows had already been arranged on the bed, and there was also a small bag of lavender sachet next to it, which helped me relieve the fatigue of the business trip. When I left, I had too much luggage. The staff not only helped me deliver my luggage to the car, but also specially stuffed me with two small boxes of homemade Cantonese almond cakes from the hotel, saying that I could eat them if I was hungry on the way.
I have stayed in many high-end hotels before, but rarely have I encountered such attentive and warm service. The first-class of Guangdong Yingbin Hotel, Guangzhou is never just a slogan written in a brochure, but hidden in every small detail that considers the guests, firmly catching all the panic and fatigue during your journey. Next time I come to Guangzhou, I will definitely return here and experience the perfect tenderness hidden in the old city area.