Unotel (Sanmao)

Guangzhou

7F, Sanmao Hotel, No.374 Huanshi East Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, 510000, China

 

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A little information about Guangzhou cheap hotels and markets

by Igor20

Hello, I will be traveling to Guangzhou this january 18th. And I would like if anybody knows a hotel really near the Guangzhou East Rail Station, under 200 RMBs with internet. Also where i can buy real good cloth imitation brands and how to get there?
Thank you for your quick response...

Re: A little information about Guangzhou cheap hotels and markets

by angel-wenmo

hello
there is 3 start guo mao hotel ,opposite the metro exist of the guangzhou ester train station,and under rmb 200.just cross the road ,you can get to the train station.
if you want to buy a famours fake brand clothes ,bags,belts and every thing,you can go to the zhan xi foreign trade market,near guang zhou train station,but only get good price for whole sale.

angel

Re: A little information about Guangzhou cheap hotels and markets

by Igor20

Thank you, do you know if the hotel has internet? And the plaza is easy to find from the subway?, You say that wholesale market it is. How many items do you think i must buy at least to get a selling?
Thanks again

Re: A little information about Guangzhou cheap hotels and markets

by angel-wenmo

hello.
according to the information,it offer free internet.it is exit opposit the hotel.and i metion the whole sale market is for selling a small qty.

if you want to know more details ,please contact me :angel-bilimo@hotmail.com

will be more easier to give your a reply.

thanks

Travel Tips for Guangzhou

Features of Xiqiao Shan.

by Guantanamera

The main attractions of Xiqiao Shan include many caves, springs and waterfalls as well as small lakes. There are also very old small villages on the hill that can be visited and a modern hotel near the top if you want to do an overnighter or longer stay... In this photo, you can make out the top part of a waterfall off in the distance...

Dinner was included in our...

by pjallittle


Dinner was included in our package, it was not always at the hotels, in fact, it was usually elsewhere. On this occasion, we ate at the White Swan during our entire stay in Guangzhou.

LATIN CAFE


The Latin Cafe, located on the first floor, is a stylish cafe featuring comprehensive international cuisine with local specialties. Ranging from light snacks to hearty meals. Our international buffet, comprehensive cultural cuisine, served throughout the day. A ideal place to meet with friends for a relaxing meal or afternoon delight.

Opening Hours: Daily
0600hrs - 0200hrs

ORCHID CHINESE RESTAURANT


The restaurant offers live seafood, superior shark's fin, famous Cantonese dishes, delicious dim sum for breakfast and supper, with a 500 seating capacity, it is always the best choice for Chinese cuisine .

Opening Hours: Daily 0700hrs to 1430hrs
1730hrs to 2300hrs





TAKEMURA JAPANESE RESTAURANT

Contemporary decor complements its fresh approach to Japanese cuisine with Tepenyaki B-B-Q. Every choice is served by authentic Japanese tradition, You will just experience the art of Japanese essence; Japanese cuisine at its best.


Opening Hours: Daily 1100hrs to 1400hrs

1730hrs to 2200hrs

We don't know what we ate, the dinners were ordered for us by our guide. All of it was unusually excellent.

Guangzhou - food heaven

by chihiro75

"Cantonese food lives up to its reputation"

Cantonese food is the best known of Chinese cuisines worldwide. Most Chinese dishes we are familiar with are Cantonese (should I say from Guangzhou?). Although in the other cities we visited, we always had wonderful food too, still Guangzhou seems to lay such an emphasis on good fare and sharing it -- eat and enjoy. It's worth the trip all the way to China just to sample real Cantonese cuisine, a nice change from the usual Chicken with Cashew nuts and dumpy dum sum that we get in Europe. Eating in Guangzhou is not just about food, it's also about eating Chinese style -- forget about manners, slurp, make chewing noises, spit your bones out, clutter the table, talk as loud as you can, whatever, just enjoy the food and the company...Chinese food is NOT about eating what is only on your plate in a strict order like French food, each person ordering his or her exclusive dish. After all the Chinese invented those very pragmatic turning tables so that you can turn the dishes around and pass everything to your neighbour or better still, grab whatever you want without having to ask (wonderful invention). All dishes are shared and it's best to be at least 6 at the table. And even though this is common to all of China, it's still in Guangzhou that you see the epitome of the Chinese "art de manger".

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Q: Shenzhen to Guangzhou "I am traveling with my family to Guangdong as a tourist. We ware staying for 5 days. We plan to enter Shenzhen, then to Guangzhou..."

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