Business Hotels in Shantou

Good hotel with a cheap price. Very convenient from the airport to the hotel. There is a bus station to the airport. The staff is very friendly and helpful especially Ms Pauline Ma. Help me to pay for my tour package using her local bank card while I paid her in cash.

Hotel is good with the location around 40min from downtown. Room was clean and spacious, we really liked it. Its very clean with decent breakfast. Amenities are bit outdated, like swimming pool. There are many outside guests using hotel's resources... The last thing to mention is the staff which was really great, from guards, front office, housekeeping or waiters everyone was very kind and trying to make your stay great...

The hotel staffs are very friendly and helpful. The hotel location is next to the shopping malls and the hotel breakfast has a large spread! I am pleasantly surprised when they ran after me after checkout to apologise again for the small hiccups in the room (the TV controller runs out of battery) and offered a bottle of red wine. It’s these small gestures that counts!

We highly recommend Shantou International Hotel. The hotel room is very spacious, clean and comfortable. The hotel room has all the modern and necessary amenities. No need to bring adaptor and there is plenty USB ports. The hotel itself has many restaurants providing quality and variety. We dine at the Taichi dim sum restaurant...very nice. Hotel is 15mins from Shantou Railway station, making it convenient for those coming from high speed rail. It is within walking distance from Longyan food street and major shopping centres ie Mixc and Sunning. It is also near to tourist attractions. Most of all, we are so impressed with the staff. They are professional, proactive, helpful and warm. This is consistent throughout all levels of the staff. The reception staff even come out of the counter to help us with the Alipay app. Shantou has no subway so very important to be able to use the app to hail taxi. Thank you Shantou international hotel and especially its staff, for making our stay so comfortable and memorable 😀

It’s a good hotel. Locate not in the center but not too far from heping road. Good breakfast. The restaurant has both western and eastern food. Some room has smoke smell. On the third floor has dim sum serve on 7.30-14.00. Good taste. The opposite has Walmart you can shop on 10.00-22.00.

Hotel was previously known as Meritus, location is near 2 shopping complexes just a short 10 min walk away, only sad thing is furniture look a little tired after years without major renovation, breakfast is ok with lot of choices catering to both locals & foreigners.

We booked three rooms at Holiday Inn Express at ShanTou center. Due to change in flight schedule, four of my family members could only arrive after midnight. We requested the hotel to reserve the rooms at higher floor with quiet location so that we can rest. Mr. Vincy Li at the reservation department is very kind and considerate. He responded to our request immediately. His kindness made our stay a pleasant trip. The staff Mr. 陈荣森 is a polite young man. The aunty serving the Noodle Soup at the breakfast counter is very considerate. Each time, she will never fail to remind us to bring the bowl with care. Hope there will be two coffee maker machines as there are always long queue at the counter.

Good hotel, Well maintained, Camille and Aven were helpful and knows english, Location is nice with clean rooms and all amenities in room. One advice, can add more vegetarian options in breakfast.

The location is excellent, right next to Shibaotai Park and very close to the Square Ferry. There is a farmer's market next to it where you can buy seafood and have it processed at the door. The parking lot is small, but it's understandable for a hotel next to the beach. The bed is definitely not 1.2 meters, it is estimated to be 1 or 1.1 meters. It is not recommended for children to play with. It is also very small during holidays and can be touched by turning around. The hotel must be old. The elevator is the one used in Hong Kong in the 1990s.