Pengxin Hotel

Name: Pengxin Hotel
Address: No.23 1st Ring Road, Guangzhou, Guangzhou, Guangzhou, China
Rating: 0

20.8 kmfrom the city center

3.3 kmfrom subway station Taihe

from CN¥ 272

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Popular amenities

Air-conditioning

Location

Taihe • 3.3 km
Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport • 13.4 km
CITIC Plaza • 16.6 km
Guangzhou Zoo • 17.4 km
Tianhe Park • 18.0 km

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Location

Baiyun, No.23 1st Ring Road, Guangzhou

Places of interest
CITIC Plaza • 16.6 km
Guangzhou Zoo • 17.4 km
Tianhe Park • 18.0 km
Guangdong Museum • 19.5 km
Guangzhou Opera House • 19.6 km
Flower City Square • 19.6 km
The Western Han Museum of the Nanyue King Mausoleum • 20.0 km
Nanyue Kingdom Palace Museum • 20.6 km
Beijing Road Pedestrian Street • 20.8 km
Sacred Heart Cathedral • 22.2 km

Airports
Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport • 13.4 km
Foshan Shadi Airport • 38.2 km

Subway
Taihe • 3.3 km

Description of the hotel

Location

Looking for a place to spend a night after a long walk around the city? Hotel «Pengxin Hotel» is located in Guangzhou. This hotel is located in 21 km from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel. Places nearby: Taihe, CITIC Plaza and Guangzhou Zoo.

Room amenities

In the room, there is a shower, a TV and slippers. Please note that the listed services may not be available in all the rooms.

Facts about the hotel

Type of electrical socket

Type A

220 V / 50 Hz

Type G

220 V / 50 Hz

Type I

220 V / 50 Hz

Services and amenities

General

Air conditioning

Rooms

TV
Shower
Slippers
Toiletries

Meals

Coffee/tea for guests
Kettle

Conditions of accommodation

Check-in and check-out

Check-in
After 14:00

Check-out
Until 12:00

Conditions of accommodation

Check-in and check-out

Check-in
After 14:00

Check-out
Until 12:00

Additional information

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