China

Rising above Zhujiang New Town’s axis, Grand Hyatt Guangzhou looks across the Pearl River to Canton Tower. Check-in unfolds in a 22-floor sky lobby; 368 rooms, renewed in 2021, blend ash wood, ripple-textured walls and smart lighting. Sunrise paints Liede Bridge in soft gold, while nightfall sets riverboats tracing glittering calligraphy across the water.

Dining ranges from the Michelin-listed Penthouse’s roasted duck and river prawns to The Market Café’s eight live stations. A glass-roofed 25-metre pool, sauna and Swiss-inspired Isala Spa banish jet lag. More than 1,600 sq m of space—including a 979 sq m, 6.8-m-high ballroom—accommodates Canton Fair galas. Metro tunnels and a 15-minute drive to Pazhou Exhibition Centre position the hotel as an effortless base for executives, culture-seekers and weekend couples alike.

Located on the banks of China's iconic Pearl River, W Guangzhou weaves the city's vibrant threads into a dazzling tapestry of modern architecture, rich history, luxury shopping and inviting entertainment. This city center hotel is steps from ancient sites, as well as the Metro and Guangzhou East Railway Station. Our dynamic boutique hotel features restaurants to tempt every epicurean, offering authentic Chinese, Japanese and international favorites. After sampling those tantalizing tastes, discover signature sips from WOOBAR and FEI Bar. 

W Lounge adds to the avant-garde mix, while FIT, WET and AWAY Spa fuse relaxation and rejuvenation. A magnetic intersection of heritage and innovation, our 317 hotel rooms, including 32 luxury suites, unite unique amenities, like our signature W Bed and indulgent jetted tubs, with top technology, glamorous décor and generous layouts. Our elevated, city center venues, supported by expert planners, take ordinary events and turn them into extraordinary productions.

Perched high above the bustling central business district, Park Hyatt Guangzhou occupies the uppermost floors of the 286-meter Yingkai Square. This prime location offers guests uninterrupted panoramic vistas of the iconic Canton Tower and the meandering Pearl River. Situated within walking distance of architectural marvels like the Guangzhou Opera House, the hotel provides seamless access to Zhujiang New Town’s vibrant cultural attractions and luxury shopping destinations. The interior design creates a sophisticated dialogue between modern luxury and the rich heritage of the Lingnan region. Rather than overt opulence, the aesthetic focuses on natural textures—utilizing timber, metal, and stone to evoke the serene atmosphere of a traditional scholar’s mansion suspended in the sky.\n\nUpon arrival at the sky lobby on the 65th floor, guests are welcomed into a space that feels more like a private residence than a typical hotel. The guestrooms and suites serve as personal sanctuaries, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the dynamic cityscape. Dining is a highlight of the experience, with the signature Cantonese restaurant, Yue Jing Xuan, on the 68th floor offering an interactive open-kitchen ambiance. For stunning evening views, The Roof Bar on the 70th floor provides an open-air terrace perfect for socializing against a backdrop of twinkling city lights. Wellness is equally prioritized, with a 25-meter indoor infinity pool and spa on the 63rd floor offering a tranquil retreat above the clouds.

Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou presents a composed vision of contemporary luxury in the heart of Tianhe, where polished design, seamless connectivity, and the brand’s hallmark service come together with quiet confidence. Integrated into the Taikoo Hui complex, the hotel enjoys direct access to high-end retail, Grade A offices, and metro links, offering exceptional efficiency while maintaining a calm, residential sensibility amid the city’s commercial core. Interiors are defined by restrained elegance, warm woods, natural stone, soft neutral tones, and layered lighting establish a refined, balanced atmosphere that feels both modern and enduring. The hotel’s 263 guestrooms and suites are notably spacious for central Guangzhou, most featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the city skyline or tranquil inner-courtyard views, allowing the pace of the metropolis to soften once inside.

Public spaces reflect Mandarin Oriental’s signature sense of measured luxury, with a fully equipped fitness center, an indoor swimming pool, and the acclaimed Spa at Mandarin Oriental providing restorative counterpoints to the surrounding urban energy. Dining focuses on precision and rhythm rather than excess: the hotel’s flagship Chinese restaurant, Jiang, reinterprets classic Cantonese cuisine through a contemporary lens, emphasizing technique, ingredient integrity, and structural clarity, and is widely regarded as one of the city’s leading fine-dining destinations. The Loft, the hotel’s lobby lounge, offers afternoon tea, light fare, and thoughtfully crafted beverages in an atmosphere well suited to informal meetings or a quiet pause during the day. Luxury at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou is expressed not through spectacle, but through proportion, consistency, and control, an assured urban retreat for travelers who value quality, efficiency, and understated sophistication in one of China’s most dynamic cities.

Dining is spread across multiple levels, each with a distinct identity. Yu Yue Heen, the Michelin one-starred Cantonese restaurant on the 71st floor, is led by Chef Yongsheng Li and focuses on premium Guangdong ingredients and seasonal seafood, with interiors inspired by Chinese calligraphy and the colors of the Red Dragon. Signature dishes include Qingyuan crispy-skin chicken and an extensive dim sum lunch selection. Kumoi on the 72nd floor is a glass-enclosed Japanese restaurant with teppanyaki, sushi, and yakitori. Catch on the 100th floor serves contemporary French cuisine with a seafood focus, paired with dramatic views over the Pearl River Delta. Caffe Mondo offers all-day Italian dining on the 72nd floor, while Dolcetto at ground level serves Italian pastries and coffee. Hua Spa includes six treatment rooms and three VIP suites with infinity-edge whirlpool tubs. The 69th-floor horizon-edge lap pool overlooks the Pearl River Delta, transforming an ordinary swim into a high-altitude experience. Opened in 2012, Four Seasons Guangzhou remains one of South China’s most architecturally singular luxury hotels.

Jumeirah Guangzhou presents a refined expression of contemporary luxury in the heart of Zhujiang New Town, standing out as one of Guangzhou’s most internationally minded urban hotels. Set within a landmark tower in the city’s CBD, the hotel enjoys sweeping views over the skyline and the Pearl River, balancing metropolitan efficiency with a calm, composed sense of space. Architecture and interiors are defined by clean modern lines, natural stone, and warm wood finishes, layered with precisely calibrated lighting to create an atmosphere that feels restrained, intelligent, and quietly sophisticated. The hotel’s generously proportioned rooms and suites are designed for comfort and privacy, many framed by floor-to-ceiling windows that draw the city into the living space while maintaining a sense of distance from its pace. Wellness facilities, including a fitness center, indoor swimming pool, and spa, round out a stay that caters equally to business travelers and longer urban retreats.

Dining reflects Jumeirah’s emphasis on quality and setting. The all-day dining restaurant Chinserie offers a menu centered on international cuisine with subtle local influences, served in a bright, relaxed space suitable from morning through evening. The Lounge functions as the hotel’s social hub, ideal for afternoon tea, light bites, or informal meetings, while Bar On Six, positioned high above the city, pairs crafted cocktails with nighttime skyline views, making it a natural destination after dark. Luxury at Jumeirah Guangzhou is not defined by excess, but by balance, between design and comfort, location and calm, offering travelers a confident, polished base from which to experience the city at its most refined.

Presiding over the River Pearl, LN Hotel Five is Guangzhou’s answer to contemporary luxury. A sleek exterior gives way to beautifully crafted, boutique spaces. Relax in the private library or reinvigorate in the rooftop fitness studio. Then watch the sun set over the city from the elegant lounge bar. Rooms are a harmony of soft colors and clean marble lines. Traditional touches are brought up to date with dramatic black accents. While the city’s lights reflect in mirrored surfaces and the pulsing river below. Designed to balance the senses and soothe the soul, LN Hotel Five is the pitch-perfect retreat.

The architectural design of Langham Place, Guangzhou blends modern design with low-key luxury, and has become another shining landmark in the southern gate of China. The hotel is adjacent to the China Import and Export Fair Complex. You can take the subway from Xingang East Road Station to the city center and various major attractions. The hotel has 500 exquisite guest rooms and suites with stylish and modern furnishings, ranging from 42 square meters to 260 square meters with all facilities. 

Five unique restaurants and bars provide a global buffet, a variety of authentic cuisine and fine wines, presenting a feast of infinite flavors. In addition, in order to meet the health and wellness needs of guests, the hotel also has a variety of luxurious fitness and leisure facilities, including "Chuan" spa, fitness room and indoor heated swimming pool. The Langham Place, Guangzhou stands in the capital of Guangdong Province, where the economy is developing rapidly, and perfectly showcases the vitality and splendor of the southern gate of China.