Find 4-Star Hotels in Gaoping

"Location: Especially easy to find, after getting off the highway, drive along the main road for a few minutes. Parking lot: There are plenty of parking spaces, there are tram charging piles, and there is no need to worry about driving a new energy car. It is very close to the Tiefo Temple and the high-speed rail station, and it is convenient to travel. Lobby: The function setting is eye-catching, there is a warm book corner, a intimate tea station, and even a disposable mask. When checking in, the front desk immediately served a cup of hot tea, which made people feel the considerate care from the first moment they stepped into the hotel. Room: When I checked in, I proposed that the two beds be put together, and it was properly completed when I returned to the room in the evening. The two adults took an 11-year-old child and had a very comfortable rest. The room was spacious and quiet, and the hygiene was meticulously cleaned. Late night porridge to the child back happy to say ”very good”, this small warmth is impressive. Breakfast: rich in categories and excellent taste, it can be said to be a full experience. Front desk: The young ladies always have a friendly smile, pay attention to the needs of the guests at any time, and the service is natural and thoughtful. The temperature was a bit low when I checked out, and two bottles of warm mineral water were delivered in time, warm hands and heart. As a former peer, I have always been picky about the hotel, but this time I was really surprised. In a small city like Gaoping, I could experience such a meticulous, professional and warm high-quality service. I will definitely choose Atour next time."

"The bedding of this hotel is soft like clouds, a good night's sleep, full of health details, the bathroom is dry and odorless, the hotel's breakfast is super rich in Chinese and Western styles, and there are local specialty snacks, and the ingredients are fresh and delicious. The price is absolutely perfect, business or tourism are super suitable, I will choose this hotel next time I come here."

"I stayed for two days. I felt good after the first night, so I thought I'd extend my stay for the second night. But on the second night, there was no internet in my room. The front desk told me to connect to another room's internet. Then I realized that screen mirroring only works when connected to my own room's internet. I called the front desk, and they told me to connect to another internet and that the hotel TV couldn't be screen mirrored. Does that mean I was screen mirroring to another hotel the night before? This kind of shirking of responsibility is really pointless."

"When I checked in, they said the room was still available, so they upgraded me for free. However, I later found the room wasn't well soundproofed and asked to move to the top floor, even though I didn't mind staying in my original room type. The front desk said there was only one room on the top floor left, but the TV and bathroom door were broken, and they showed me to it. Although the lack of a bathroom door was inconvenient, it was bearable compared to the noise from upstairs. The front desk then gave me breakfast vouchers and snacks. Although the snacks were unappetizing, the breakfast was surprisingly good. Although it was renovated in 2024, not only were the facilities severely damaged, but many corners and edges were also moldy and peeling. The cleanliness also needs improvement; there was a lot of dust by the bed, and the floor was quite dirty. However, the location is pretty good, convenient for going to Gaoping Bus Station and some attractions."

"This hotel is simply great, it is the best during this trip, from service to facilities to food to location to price, especially the service, I think there is a five-star standard. The buffet in their store at night is affordable. Breakfast is also very rich. Both rooms were upgraded for free, and an extra breakfast was given. We were very puzzled why Gaoping would have such a good hotel, and later analyzed the reason for thinking it was the Yandi Mausoleum. There should be more Taiwanese."