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Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou-Free Shuttle Bus For Canton Fair. It is located in taipingsha street of Beijing South Road, in the center of Guangzhou, close to entrance a of Beijing Road Station of Guangzhou Metro Line 6, with superior location and convenient transportation. Beijing road is a street integrating culture, entertainment and Commerce in Yuexiu District of Guangzhou city. It is located in the center of Guangzhou city. It is the beginning of Guangzhou urban construction and the most prosperous commercial distribution center in Guangzhou history. From the hotel, you can walk to the 'Tianzi wharf' on Yanjiang Road. You can take the Pearl River cruise to see the prosperous and beautiful night view of the Pearl River. The bar street on Yanjiang Road is close to you. You can feel the bar culture from all over the world and enjoy the night life of the international metropolis. The hotel rooms are equipped with high-quality bedding, luxury bathing equipment, free optical fiber Internet access, all hotel wireless WiFi coverage, super clear 4K large screen LCD TV and rich TV programs, free domestic long-distance local calls and other facilities, as well as the warm service of BOGAO. BOGAO · Ya Hotel is a brand of BOGAO hotel group. Founded in 2007, it aims at the mid-range chain hotel market and is committed to building a business culture hotel brand. Adhering to the enterprise spirit of 'sincerity' and taking 'city center, business and elegance' as the product concept, BOGAO hotel group stops in the important business travel city center, focuses on the needs and experience of business travelers, and strives to build a business culture hotel brand with the theme of quality, elegance, fashion and intelligence, and the characteristics of fast, accurate and respectful guest service. BOGAO always believes that every encounter is mutual perfection, so that BOGAO hotel can warm all the people 'on the road'.
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FAQs when booking at Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou
  • How far is the hotel from Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport?

    Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou is 29.2km from the airport.

  • Does Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou offer airport shuttle service?

    Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.

  • What are the check-in and check-out time at Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou?

    Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou.

  • Does Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou have a pool or gym?

    The hotel has a gym, but no pool. See details about other facilities on this page.

  • Does Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou have a restaurant?

    Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.

  • Does Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou offer internet or wifi?

    Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.

  • Does Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou accept prepaid room charge?

    Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.

  • Does Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou accept credit card payments?

    Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.

  • How much is the breakfast at Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou?

    Each costs cny38 for extra breakfast.

  • How much does it cost to stay at Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou?

    The room prices is from cny400, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).

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  • The service stamp hidden in the details has been hit

    Before coming to Beijing Road in Guangzhou for a stroll, I was always worried that the hotels in the core business district would be crowded and the service would be perfunctory. It wasn't until I checked into Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou and stayed there for three days that I realized that the service here is never just a rigid polite language, but a subtle way to meet your unspoken needs.
    Just as I dragged my suitcase filled with souvenirs to the hotel entrance, the concierge quickly came up and took the suitcase, even putting on a leak proof bag for the half cup of iced milk tea I was holding in my hand. When checking in, I casually mentioned that I was going to participate in an outdoor city hiking activity in the afternoon. The front desk not only immediately handed me two bottles of frozen electrolyte water, but also casually stuffed a handwritten small card with cool rest spots along the way and old shops where I could buy cooling sugar water. They even circled where nearby I could borrow a shared umbrella.
    At the end of the hike, I returned to the hotel sweating profusely. As soon as I opened the door, I was stunned: the room attendant had set the air conditioning to 24 degrees in advance, and there was a cup of warm Guangdong herbal tea at the bedside, with a small plate of tangerine peel candy next to it to relieve bitterness. I just casually mentioned that I had some signs of heatstroke when registering at the front desk before, but they quietly took it to heart. What surprised me even more was that my crumpled hiking speed drying clothes, which I had casually placed on my desk this morning, had already been ironed flat with a steamer and neatly stacked on the sofa. Even the mud spots on the corners of the clothes were gently brushed off.
    The next day, I made an appointment with a friend from out of town to meet in the hotel lobby. Originally, I just wanted to find a corner to sit for a while. When the front desk learned that we were going to discuss project plans, they immediately arranged a small reception area by the window for us for free. They also took the initiative to bring us two freshly ground latte and a plate of freshly steamed horseshoe cake. Halfway through, I needed to print a few documents at the last minute. Before I could get up, the waiter had already sent the printed files to the table, and even the tailcoat clips for binding were sorted by different colors.
    The most touching moment was the small incident on the day of check-out: I left my backpack containing my project USB flash drive and personal identification in my room while rushing to catch the high-speed train. Just half an hour after taking the subway, I received a call from the hotel. The front desk not only reassured me not to worry, but also immediately arranged for a staff member along the way to deliver the backpack directly to the ticket checkpoint of the high-speed train station I wanted to take, without taking any extra detours throughout the journey. When I received the backpack, I found that there was a small box of newly made Cantonese Chicken Biscuits in it, which was said to be a small Dim sum for my stomach on the road.
    I have stayed in many high-end hotels before, and most of the services were standardized processes. However, the service of Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou truly treats guests as friends who have come from afar. There is no deliberate courtesy, but in every detail you can think of or not, there is a genuine and sincere intention hidden. Next time I come to Beijing Road in Guangzhou, I will definitely stay here as soon as possible.

  • I put the fireworks of old Guangzhou into my pocket

    Before coming to Guangzhou to browse and eat, my biggest concern was that the accommodations around Beijing Road were either too noisy to sleep or too far away from the subway to drag boxes for half a street. It wasn't until I checked into Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou that I discovered this hotel hidden in the core of the old city area, which perfectly balanced the convenience of browsing and eating with the sense of security. After three days of travel, even my footsteps were much more relaxed than usual.
    It takes only 5 minutes to walk from the Park Front Station of Metro Line 1, without having to detour around the crowded main street of Beijing Road. Dragging a suitcase filled with souvenirs, take two turns along the alley full of old arcade buildings to reach the hotel entrance. As soon as I pushed the glass door, the front desk smiled and handed me a glass of iced horseshoe water, saying, "It's too hot in Guangzhou today, let's first relieve the summer heat." I heard that I was here to eat. I also took the initiative to help me arrange a room type that is not close to the road in the High Zone, avoiding the sporadic traffic noise downstairs, and conveniently filled a handwritten list of hidden food, clearly marking the Wonton noodles shop and late night Congee shop that have been open in the alley behind Beijing Road for more than ten years.
    The moment when the door was pushed open, it was immediately caught by a refreshing feeling. The space of over 30 square meters had no redundant internet celebrity decorations, and the light modern soft furnishings were matched with warm yellow ambient lights. After just squeezing through the subway for three hours, most of the heat was instantly dissipated. The most surprising thing was the soundproof glass windows that covered the entire area. After closing them, I couldn't hear the noise of the old street outside at all. Even the sound of the air conditioning was as light as white noise. As someone who knows beds all year round, I fell into a deep sleep after soaking in the bed for a while. The fast charging interface next to the desk is arranged very thoughtfully. I organized two hours of food photos taken that day, and even my phone, camera, and power bank can be charged at the same time, without having to look for power strips everywhere.
    The most touching thing is the small thoughtfulness hidden in the details: I walked around Beijing Road and bought half a box of lychees to go back to the hotel. After the room attendant saw it, she took the initiative to bring me an ice bucket and said, 'It's hot in Guangzhou, soaking it in ice water can keep it fresh for longer.'. The buffet breakfast the next morning completely hit the taste of Guangzhou people. The freshly cooked and Congee ingredients were so fresh that they could drink two bowls. The shrimp dumplings and Shaomai in the steamer were freshly steamed. Even authentic turnips and beef offal could be eaten at the breakfast stall. You didn't have to go out early to find time-honored brands.
    The convenience of shopping and eating for three days exceeded expectations: walking directly from the hotel's side door for 3 minutes into Beijing Road Pedestrian Street, without having to take a long detour, you can check in the Bla Chang Shop and Old Sugar Water Shop in the alley one by one at 7am before the tourists arrive. Walk south for 10 minutes to the Tianzi Wharf near the the Pearl River. Walking along the river wind in the evening is more comfortable than watching the night scene in a crowd. Strolling back to the hotel at midnight, there's no need to take the dark path. Just take a few turns and you'll be downstairs from the hotel, with a strong sense of security.
    In the past, when you came to Guangzhou to eat, you always wasted time traveling back and forth and looking for the way. This time, after you stayed in Paco Hotel BeiJing Road Metro Guangzhou, you learned that the best experience of traveling in the old city was never to punch in at the scenic spots, but to return to the hotel to rest when you were tired, and to find a hot Congee shop when you were hungry in the middle of the night. The sense of security that carries the fireworks of old Guangzhou steadily in one's pocket is the most rare small fortune when traveling to Guangzhou. Next time I come to Guangzhou for sightseeing and dining, I will definitely make this place my first stop.