Hilton Foshan Shunde

“If you love Food, this is a Hidden Gem”

I came to the Hilton Foshan Shunde for the Canton Fair, and it was a truly enjoyable stay. The hotel is spotless and immaculate from entrance to room. It’s rare to find a hotel in China without ugly posters plastered everywhere or random local brand collaborations — this place is a refreshing excep… Plus

I came to the Hilton Foshan Shunde for the Canton Fair, and it was a truly enjoyable stay. The hotel is spotless and immaculate from entrance to room. It’s rare to find a hotel in China without ugly posters plastered everywhere or random local brand collaborations — this place is a refreshing exception. The food was absolutely amazing. The Chinese restaurant really stood out: fantastic options, authentic cooking methods, and very reasonable prices. I highly recommend the authentic fish soup — incredibly fresh and flavorful. For breakfast, the cook-to-order egg station was a highlight, with chefs preparing your eggs just the way you like them. And surprisingly, they also serve an authentic Italian Napoleon pizza that rivals what you'd find in Naples — a delightful cross-cultural treat. Highly recommended for both business and leisure travelers!

Moins

“Nice stay”

Victoria is very polite. She recommends the Chinese restaurant for me, I enjoyed my time here very much . I love the service.

“Will definitely stay here again!”

Hilton Foshan Shunde is a good place to stay at if you are doing business in Shunde. Conveniently located at the heart of Shunde Ronggui, there are plenty of restaurants around. The hotel itself is pretty new, spacious, quiet, with easy access to many places.

“Lots of potential from good to great”

We chose this hotel as the first stop on our trip to China. Shunde is often referred to as the capital of gastronomy, so starting our journey here felt like the perfect way to begin a food & scenary focused trip. The hotel’s location is quite convenient. Before arrival, I emailed the hotel asking … Plus

We chose this hotel as the first stop on our trip to China. Shunde is often referred to as the capital of gastronomy, so starting our journey here felt like the perfect way to begin a food & scenary focused trip. The hotel’s location is quite convenient. Before arrival, I emailed the hotel asking for directions. Sheldon from the concierge team responded and provided several transportation options. I was surprised that the response came from the concierge team rather than a guest services manager, but of course every hotel organizes its departments differently. During our stay, however, we never had the chance to meet Sheldon as he was on vacation. We did meet Jayden and Augus whom assisted us for maps and pharmacy. Google doesn't work and we are new to using Amap. At checkout we did briefly meet Miki, who appeared to be either the guest services manager or the manager on duty that day. While speaking with Miki, I shared some feedback from a loyalty perspective. As Hilton Diamond members, we are accustomed to some additional breakfast options at many properties outside China—such as a small à la carte menu available exclusively to gold and diamond guests. That option was not offered here, and we were also not directed to a designated seating area sometimes reserved for elite members. It was not a major issue, but perhaps operational practices vary by country. As for the room itself, we were upgraded to a room on the 22nd floor with a great view. The bed was comfortable, the wifi worked well, and the water pressure and temperature control were excellent. The only minor drawback was a slight odor in the shower area. They use Crabtree & Evelyn products. Breakfast was elaborate with a wide selection of options. Interestingly, we met a Thai chef who was training the kitchen staff in preparation for an upcoming Thai food festival scheduled for April. The executive lounge is interesting because no one helped to prepare drinks and we did it ourselves. The snacks or food weren't labeled and the staff didn't speak English. Fyi, Google translate doesn't work in China. Location-wise, the hotel is convenient. We mainly used DiDi (Uber) to get around, and rides were affordable via AliPay. The hotel is also connected to a large shopping mall with plenty of clothing stores, restaurants, pharmacies, and other everyday conveniences. If you have questions during your stay, the concierge desk is still the best place to start—they can provide umbrellas, directions, and general assistance. That said, the level of enthusiasm and engagement felt a bit different from what we have experienced in some other countries. It may simply reflect a different style of hospitality that we are still getting used to. Overall, this is still a solid hotel in a convenient location!

Moins