Top Hotels Near Foshan Century Lotus Stadium in Foshan from AU$50

"The bed was lumpy n slightly sunken. Need to upgrade the mattress. The front office staff Shawn was excellent...very helpful,efficient and friendly. The other 2 guys Eden and Wyman were helpful/friendly too. The room was spacious and well cleaned. It was quiet too. Thank you to all of you!"

"Amazing property. Service on a totally other level compared to similar properties in GZ."

"See previous review for extended stay. Forgot to mention nice pool and access to sauna and steam room during stay."

"Beautiful hotel in great location."

"Staff speak English nice hotel nice location"

"Hôtel est bien situé, on est arrivé tôt, ils nous ont gardé les bagages, on a pu se promener mais notre chambre propre n’avait pas de fenêtre et pour moi c’est important, je me sens claustrophobe qd il n’y a pas de fenêtre. Sinon hôtel bien et petit déjeuner sympathique"

"I highly recommend this hotel. Great location and friendly staff. "

"Truly one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed at! Hands down a true 5 star hotel, fantastic restaurants and amenities!"

"I am a frequent international traveler. But this inn is probably the worst among accommodations that I stayed in the past 2 decades. First of all, the location was BAD. Trash on the street with random topless old guys chilling and sitting on the block, they didn’t look like homeless but local neighbors who lived in the area. My kid saw a big rat falling off one of the building roofs while we haul or luggages from the Didi dropoff point to the hotel. There were many restaurants and shops on the pedestrian only street (Shangxiajiu) but they were the budget kind. I know Starglazing tried to go for a retro style, advertising for 西關風情. But to me it was not retro it was simply old. I stayed at Manxin in Beijing before, which transformed the traditional courtyard homes (四合院）into a decent boutique hotel, keeping the traditional architecture and vibe. Stargazing is NOT that. There were molds, dirts, rust everywhere in the room. The “beds” were only mattresses that sit directly on the floor, no bed frames. The bathroom is a wet bath meaning there is no curtain between the shower and toilet. So when one person showers, the entire bathroom gets wet, the toilet, the floor, everything gets wet. If you aren’t careful, the toilet paper and your clothes may get wet as well. The only reason you should consider staying at this inn is the price, which is very affordable and it’s close to popular tourist spots like 永慶坊。"