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LN Garden Hotel in Guangzhou is not just a luxury hotel — it feels like a destination on its own. From the moment you enter, the experience is impressive, elegant, and full of unique details that make it stand out from typical 5-star stays. The staff are truly superb: professional, attentive, and always ready to help with a warm attitude. Service feels smooth and refined, which matches the luxury atmosphere of the hotel. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and very well maintained, offering a quiet and relaxing stay even in a busy city. The bed and overall setup make it easy to rest properly after a long day. One of the most special parts of LN Garden is the scenery within the property. There is a beautiful waterfall and a peaceful passage where you can walk and enjoy the surroundings 🌿🌊 It adds a calm, almost resort-like feel. The lobby is breathtaking. It often hosts themed installations, and honestly, it feels like walking into a golden museum — grand, artistic, and beautifully lit ✨ The hotel even has the LN Garden Museum, which adds a cultural touch that makes the experience feel more meaningful and memorable. Dining options are excellent, with different restaurants available, offering variety for every mood and taste. In the evening, the atmosphere becomes even more magical with live music played at night 🎶 On top of that, the facilities are complete: spa services, a swimming pool, and a gym are all available, making it perfect for both relaxation and wellness during your stay. Overall, LN Garden Hotel delivers luxury, culture, comfort, and atmosphere all in one place. A truly unforgettable hotel experience in Guangzhou 👍🏨✨

We were very satisfied with the location and the high level of cleanliness throughout the property. What truly stood out was the beautiful hotel garden with its pond, which created a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere and made my stay especially enjoyable. However, the communication was challenging, as most of the staff did not speak English, and those who did had only a very basic level, which made it time-consuming to understand each other. We also experienced an uncomfortable situation during breakfast, which was otherwise average. A restaurant employees approached me to say that our breakfast had not been paid for, even though it was fully included and correctly settled. Although the issue turned out to be a technical error, such situations should not occur in a hotel of this standard. I would like to highlight that the receptionist, Qasas, who also welcomed us upon arrival, handled the situation professionally. He resolved the problem and offered restaurant vouchers for use between 6 and 8 p.m. as a gesture of apology, which was appreciated

Guangzhou’s urban development has consistently progressed from west to east. As the formerly foreigners-only Baiyun Hotel opened to overseas guests, the area around Huanshi East Road and Taojin gradually came to life. Today, The Garden Hotel Guangzhou stands as a widely celebrated landmark, a symbol of the city’s collective memory from a defining era. Just as work restarted, James Henry Mason Lee passed away suddenly in 1983, leaving the project leaderless. After discussions between Lee’s wife and Chinese representatives, Mrs. Lee agreed to take over as Chairman of The Garden Hotel, shouldering the responsibility of resolving the financial crisis. Through persistent efforts, The Garden Hotel finally opened in August 1985, becoming a beacon for Guangzhou and the national hospitality industry. The architectural design of The Garden Hotel’s exterior was created by the Chinese-American master architect I. M. Pei. This is the only work in his hometown by this world-renowned architect, who was born in Guangzhou. Pei designed a distinctive arched canopy for the main entrance, featuring an interlocking metal grid with glass bricks set into each section. Sunlight or artificial light refracts through the glass, creating a shimmering, radiant effect. The main structural design was carried out by Hong Kong architect Szeto Wai, appointed by Pei. Building on Pei’s modernist style, the hotel features two Y-shaped towers inspired by the kapok flower. The Y-shape not only symbolizes “youth” and hope but also maximizes room capacity, provides expansive views, and achieves an efficient, compact layout. For management, James Henry Mason Lee initially planned for his own Lee Gardens Hotel team to take charge. However, after the success of The Peninsula Hotel’s management of the Jianguo Hotel in Beijing, he reconsidered and entrusted The Peninsula Group with the operation just before opening. What remains most memorable is the transitional concierge lounge in the hotel’s front area. Its low ceiling creates an intimate, serene welcome atmosphere, with colorful beams shimmering in the light. Passing through this space, guests step into the grand, soaring lobby—a sudden expansion that delivers striking visual impact. This progression from restrained to expansive mirrors the subtlety and grandeur of traditional Eastern hospitality. Four decades on, The Garden Hotel still stands tall, retaining its dignified presence. Its lobby remains the largest hotel lobby in China at the time of its opening, and the 3,800-square-meter space continues to inspire awe. The golden murals in the lobby, as radiant as ever, are led by the magnificent “Dream of the Red Chamber—Grand View Garden” mural facing the front desk. Inlaid with over 200,000 gold leaf pieces, it is the hotel’s most recognizable visual symbol. Above the center of the lobby ceiling hangs the largest “Golden Dragons Playing with a Pearl” caisson in Guangdong Province. Meticulously crafted in the style of ancient Chinese palace ceilings, it is majestic and ornate, embodying the beauty of Eastern ceremonial aesthetics. Every year-end, the Christmas tree in The Garden Hotel’s lobby lights up as scheduled. For years, it has been the tallest and most majestic tree in the hearts of longtime Guangzhou residents. Visiting The Garden Hotel became an essential ritual for locals during Chinese New Year and Christmas—not just to witness the spectacle, but to reconnect with the memories of that era.

We arrived as a group during the first week of November and occupied 4 rooms on different floors. Everyone had complaints about their rooms..old and dilapidated. Mine had a bathtub in the middle of the room that totally obstructed movement, a Nespresso machine that leaked all over the countertop, fittings in the bathroom that was falling apart. The electrical outlets were all worn out and the plugs kept falling out whenever we used any appliance. The hair dryer fell apart when we tried to use it. Other complaints from other rooms included flooded bathrooms and clogged drains. First day 1 door card failed, second day both cards failed..had to get them replaced. We complained..but a plate of fruit and a apology note does not fix the situation.. The breakfast is mediocre at best..Don't let the grand lobby fool you. GZ has plenty of other options..Don't waste your money or time here!

Quite the grand dame of Guangzhou ! It was the first Chinese/local 5 star hotel and it has over 800 rooms. The lobby is pretty grand, you will be greeted by the Chinese painting in gold paint , it’s a tapestry of garden and hence the name Of the hotel. It’s around 10 mins from Beijing shopping street in the Yuexiu district . Room is very spacious ! And I must give kudos to hotel for maintaining the space as it was built in 1985. We got a room with a sitting room with a study desk, one complaint .. they have limited power point to charge electronics devices . Toilet is huge ! Bath tub and shower area together and the WC is separate . The toiletries provided is good especially the moisturiser . we had breakfast at level 30, which is actually a Carousell. It is a rotating tower which has 360 view of Guangzhou city. It will take about one hour 40 minutes for a full oscillation to be completed. it was a polite variety of continental and American breakfast items, including Chinese cuisine. You could get a side of hot noodles with vegetable fishball and tofu, and you can add on the condiments which you like such as garlic, Chili spring onions.

I was greeted at the reception by a handsome man from Porto, Portugal, named Joao Pedro. He welcomed me to The Garden Hotel and offered me a room upgrade to a suite. I am grateful to the hotel because its staff embody such an exemplary person. Due to his high-class service, I will stay at this hotel on all my visits to Guangzhou and also invite my friends

Please don’t go any other Hotel. This LN Garden Hotel is the best! You will feel the VIP treatment. Safe and convenient. Muslim friendly. Great breakfast.

As a frequent guest I want to share my appreciation for the quality of service during my stays.the staff is always welcoming attentive friendly and committed to ensuring a comfortable experience.the rooms are clean spacious. The location is also very convenient making it easy for me to move around .i truly value the professionalism of the team .special thanks to Mr Jin and miss Jina and EMMNA.