The Fifth | Encountering the Soul of a Millennial Commercial Capital in the Harmony of Five Elements

| Where the essence of a thousand-year-old trading hub meets the aesthetics of the Five Elements. By the Pearl River, at No. 277 Yanjiang Middle Road, stands a building like a vessel of time. The Fifth Hotel embodies Guangzhou's spirit—its framework rooted in the "Theory of Five Elements," its veins pulsing with balance and inclusivity, while the city's poetic alias "City of Five Rams" is woven into its very soul. As the fifth brand under the Lingnan Group, it was imbued from inception with cultural elements of the "Millennial Commercial Capital" and the "Starting Point of the Maritime Silk Road." ✨ From Trading Port Memories to the Poetry of Five Elements Step inside, and history washes over you like a tide. Coral chandeliers hang like deep-sea dreams, carpet patterns ripple like the Pearl River's currents, while a grand mural of merchant ships from the "Thirteen Hongs" and hand-painted scenes of Huangpu Ancient Port freeze the glory of the Maritime Silk Road in time. White coffee tables in the lounge resemble mooring bollards, anchoring vessels of imagination sailing across eras. Thirty-two river-facing rooms are divided into five themes—"Floral Palace," "Residence," "Trading Hub," "Orchid Courtyard," and "Water Dance"—each resonating with the essence of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. Details like Xiguan sliding door ornaments, Manchu window-patterned carpets, and brick-patterned floors layer the DNA of Cantonese architecture, while the fragrance of scholar's stationery and ginger flowers blends the elegance of old Guangzhou with modern sophistication. ✨ A Dual Ritual of Taste and Vision The Fifth Tea House Under the glow of birdcage lamps, Canton porcelain cradles innovative Cantonese private dishes. Gilded porcelain shimmers as dim sum classics, reimagined with three decades of culinary mastery, are served—like the "Kung Fu Soup," simmered to clarity like poetry. The Fifth Library A book-lined chamber transforms into a private dining hall. Surrounded by Lingnan cultural texts, bespoke feasts turn taste buds into keys unlocking Cantonese heritage. The Fifth River-View Terrace This urban observatory gifts 180° river vistas—water like unfurled silk, cruise lights scattering like gold dust. Sip a bartender's signature creation as the river breeze whispers by. "Time forges all in heaven's crucible, where realms merge as one." Here, we invite every guest to a timeless cultural rendezvous. Address: No. 277 Yanjiang Middle Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou Directions: 10-minute walk from Tuanyida Square Station (Metro Line 6); ring the bell to awaken your butler's welcome.