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I visit Qingdao regularly for business and as with all my destinations research all possible hotels as much as possible. Initially I could find little or no information / reviews about Far Glory, especially on Tripadvisor. As with all Chinese hotels I was skeptical about reviews and information provided online. Farglory is an amazing hotel. It is located almost next door to may 4th square right in CBD of qingdao. As it is very new few taxis and locals know of it as a hotel. As it doubles as both an appartment and commercial complex. The room was very clean, large and modern. A full set of bathroom amenities was available, wonderful large bathroom, free wifi, kitchen (pls note no cooking utensils - plates, cutlery, pots etc) HBO & Sat TV, microwave, large refrigerator, enormous bed etc etc. all the amenities you expect from a 5 star hotel but in an appartment setting. Some of the reviews I read suggested difficulties with English at front desk & concierge however I experienced no such difficulties. The service standard was excellent. I even requested help to work the washing machine and within 10 minutes house keeping was at my door to instruct me how to operate the appliance. Breakfast is good but don't expect a 5 star breakfast in terms of selection however I found it more than adequate with selection of both Chinese and western. All food was well prepared presented and fresh. The view from the breakfast area is what sets this appart from other hotels. The recreation facilities are superb both pool and gym with views over the square, ocean and city. All in all and excellent hotel. If you are staying 1 night, 1 week or 1 month u will not be disappointed. My stay was 3 nights. If ever I am placed in Qingdao for longer stays this is the location as it is more of a residence. My only concern with this review is that by posting this more people will stay and ultimately the price will increase! An absolute bargain and an amazing hotel. Great pool & fitness centre

Overall, we were really happy with our stay. However, there were a few minor niggles. The bathroom left much to be desired, such as: a door that closed all the way and perhaps even opened without someone on the outside assisting and a shower that drains properly. I’m pretty sure the the shower’s drain was placed in the floor’s highest spot...that’s not right. Breakfast was ok but a bit sparse. The kids liked it but I’ve com to expect more from a hotel breakfast in China. Every single employee we dealt with was very nice, ready to help, and interested in the quick resolution of every request. A great crew all around. We’d definitely stay here again (worth the 30 minute subway right in order to save some money) but some adjustments to the above issues would be great.

i am a traveler, and whether for pleasure or for business, i always make sure that before i select the hotel @ agoda i check on the reviews if ever they meet my requirements. in most asian countries that i have been, i have experienced staying in some citadines chain of hotels and i would say they always satisfy my taste each time. i stayed in three different hotels in shanghai and i am giving a "thumbs up" rate to this citadines shanghai jinqiao hotel. the location may be a bit too far from the bustling city area but i didn't find it hard to get a taxi and to go to places where i need to be, because all attractions and shopping districts are reachable in just few minutes. the metro station may not be of walking distance but would only cost you 14rmb. the breakfast had a small number of choices in the buffet table but they change courses each day. there is this restaurant, about a little walk and just 2 corners away from the hotel(sorry i forgot the name but it won't be too difficult to find) which serves the best shanghainese food ever! i was glad we were able to discover that restau for they have so many authentic food choices and everything seemed so delectable and yummy at very affordable prices. you should really try it!! there is nothing that i dislike in the hotel for all the things i need in one accommodation is complete and all in one nice and cozy room - the clean bathroom, mini kitchen with big ref, a working table and a reception separate from the bedroom, soft bed (most hotels in china have orthopedic hard beds)and good-smelling bed linens. if you need something you can have it in just one call at the concierge or housekeeping section. the service is so efficient that i won't hesitate to stay there in citadines over and over again. i simply love all the comfort that comes with your stay in it! thanks citadines..

What really impressed me was that I was offered assistance to wheel my luggage upon stepping into the hotel. And this was not a bellboy but one of the staff walking past. You don't get that in majority of the local hotels in China. Also, upon checking in at the reception desk, the courteous concierge also presented me with a map of the city and a subway line guide. This was my bible for the rest of the trip. Rooms were bright and spacious. Toilet extremely clean. One downside though, the Internet connection was quite bad.

Booked 5D4N stay at Bund Riverside Hotel through Agoda and was upgraded to Riverview room on 11F (no-smoking floors on 10F,11F). Room had a view of the Suzhou Creek and an enormous construction site after it. The hotel was rated 4 stars, but there was no swimming pool or gym. Staff were generally friendly and helpful. Room was quiet, no noise from road traffic, and although it was next to elevator lobby, it was well-insulated. It had 2 big wardrobe with motion-sensor lighting (nice feature!), electronic safe, small fridge, large LCD TV, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryer, kettle, 2 free bottles water every day, free internet through LAN cable (fast connection). Bed was hard (typical of China hotels), and carpet was stained. Fittings looked new - water tap, magnifying mirror, door handles were all shiny. Large bathroom had bathtub and shower, and soap and shampoo came out of a wall-mounted dispenser. Hotel was located on Beijing East Road, a long road of mainly hardware and electronics shops. Location was superb. Walking to the Henan Middle Road junction with Beijing Road, and going 1 block north would bring you to the Qipu Road Subway Station and 6-7 large malls selling clothes and shoes. Walking south 3 blocks from this junction would bring you to Nanjing East Road Subway Station and the start of the Pedestrian Street. From this subway station, the famous 580 Nanjing West Road fake market was only 2 stops to the west. The equally-famous Science & Technology Museum fake market was only 4 stops to the east. The Yu Yuan garden was only 1 stop to the south. The Bund could be reached by walking east, about 500 meters, from this station. There were many restaurants and shops on Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street. For simple shopping, there were conveniences stores and mini-marts on Ningpo Road, less than 100 meters from the hotel.

We stayed there a couple years ago and never had a second thought about paying another visit. You almost can’t beat this hotel’s location, just a 10-minute walk to West Lake and the busiest shopping district in Hangzhou. There’s a metro station there as well. As for the hotel, large, spacious and very clean rooms with a fresh fruit plate every day. Most basic amenities are provided and upgraded products are also available in the room for a fee. The shower has strong hot water (a refreshing change from most other hotels in China.) The breakfast buffet is huge but mostly local food and is on the top floor overlooking West Lake. Accommodation-wise, this 4-star hotel actually differs very little from many of the “5-star” hotels we’ve stayed at in China. Especially taking into account the price, what’s not to like! Unlike comments from other foreigners, service throughout is actually fine–if you can speak Chinese. You know what they say, “When in Rome...”

I was skeptical about China Hotel hospitality and services but was very impressed with the front desk and front desk concierge services when we checked in late at night on the 26th June 945pm with my old handicap parent and a baby after a long train travelling from Shandong. The front desk lady manager in Grey Blazer saw that immediately and rushed out of her area to assist my wife and my parent immediately without hesitation. Very impressed and keep it up

The only slight issue was the service man out the front of the hotel was on his mobile and didn't open the door for my heavy luggage. Other than that the service was fabulous. The breakfast was the best I have had at a hotel in China and the decor of the restaurant comfortable. The room was beautifully furnished, it was clean, there was a bathtub (treat for someone who lives on the mainland) and the shower was really nice. I thought the price through AGODA was great value for money.

Decided to spoil myself for the Christmas weekend, and I was not disappointed in the least! The check-in and restaurant personnel on the Club Floor (Fl.30); the concierge; bar staff; restaurant staff; and desk staff on the 2nd floor were all courteous beyond words. I could not have asked for better! If I have overlooked anyone, I do apologize! Moreover, right across from the hotel, on Nanjing Pedestrian Street, there is a very good stock of cigars--Cuban and Nicaraguan that I know of--for those of us who partake in such pleasures; it is a China tobacco outlet, and some very fine brands like Montecristo (#4), Romeo y Juliet (#1), Cohiba, Macanudo and Hoyo de Monterrey can be had for 55-100+ RMB per stick. The location is also great for walking to a lot of the fine foreign restaurants in the Bund area; not to mention an awesome blues and jazz bar (The House of Blues and Jazz) is just a 12 minute walk away on Fuzhou Lu (near Zhongshan Lu), with live entertainment 6 nights a week from 10 to 1:15. I highly recommend Sofitel Hyland.....10 stars!

the room i stayed in was much better than that i had expected. it was very clean, and most certainly free of cigarette smoke odour, something you can't take for granted with hotels in china. the best part of my stay was the extremely helpful hotel bus driver/personnel. i asked him where i could get a foot massage, and instead of telling me where to go and how to get there, he drove me there! granted, it was a 15-minute walk at most, something most people would gladly do instead of taking a taxi, but this gesture was most appreciated. i don't know if he's empowered to do this, and if he's not, i sure hope the management will change that. such service goes a long way for traveler unfamiliar with the area. and guess what? he returned to pick me up!! talk about excellent service!! free of charge. though he accepted my tip, he was most reluctant and embarrassed.

Going to Shenzhen BEST WESTERN WAS ALLWAYS MY FIRST CHOICE OF HOTEL. With most hotels in China hotel value preferences as to payments and others are more priorities rather than customers needs. With Best Western hotel customers needs are their first priority. The staffs are so helpful and do all they can with great enthusiasm. My last travel took me to 7 cities in China with 3 days and 7 hotels never did we ever got such a treatment as that of Best Western. A great relief WITH GOOD HELPFULL STAFF AND MANAGEMENT to have on my very last phase of my journey. Greatly pleasing was that of having a room being changed from a superior double bed to a suite. On my return to my room on the second day of stay we found our room left un cleaned and bed left un-made in the state left after sleeping. My wife called the head counter and was so furious. On first the management as and beg forgiveness due to short of staff but would investigate further. After sometime the housekeeper came with her array of equipment and apologize. There about five minutes the manager called and reported that the mistake was that of ours because the light was switched on (not to make the room) . My wife apologized that she did not know the switch exist . Anyway despite the mistake management informed us that they would rather for go and change our room to avoid inconvenience to us. Surprising though was seeing a suite instead of the same size of room booked by us. wow what great fun a new year gift from management for being a member of AGODA.

Its location is very convenient -- right on Nanjing East Pedestrian Street, near to both Nanjing East metro station and People's Square metro station, lots of food and shops available within walking distance. Even if you forget to bring any toiletries with you, there's a Watson's just a few steps away. I had booked a single room at a great bargain (promotional rate) and was upgraded to a double room. Breakfast was buffet-style (7am to 9.30am). It's fairly ok, considering the room rate you're paying for this. Please do not expect 5-star breakfast buffet. There was bread, buns (western and Chinese style), muffins, cakes, Asian style porridge, fried rice, vegetables, hard boiled eggs, fruits, salad. Suggestion for the hotel: Install a hook behind the bathroom door to allow the hanging of clothes.

This hotel is near to Mrt station and The western Han Museum of the Nanyue King. Also waking distance to Beijing pedestrians street. It has two Cantonese restaurants at level 3 and 5. One of the restaurants is serving Dim Sum. These two restaurants are always crowded, so might be quite noisy and many people are waiting for the lift at the lobby. There are many restaurants and convenient store around this hotel too. The room is considered spacious and clean. The hotel room wifi signal is very weak, it’s best that u have ur own China SIM card or portable wifi with u. The room tv is connected to streaming box. Sometimes due to weak connection of room wifi, unable to play any movie . Overall this hotel’s price is still worth it .

we loved this hotel. we were really surprise with the beds especially. most china hotels have hard beds but tianan rega hotel provides its customers with soft beds that makes your stay relaxing and comfortable. although english is not spoken by many chinese, the staff try their best to answer your questions. we will surely stay in this hotel again once we come back to beijing.

The room is very clean, the staff is very friendly and helpful although with limited english spoken staff, but they try their best to speak in english. As you have to aware when travel to Shanghai that majority of the residences could not speak english, so tourists must equip themselves with little basic mandarin, event in the airport or central town in Shanghai. This hotel is very near to Tian Zi Fang, a nice artistic and antique market in town that's been one of the tourism spots. It's located at the opposite of the main street to the right. Near Tian Zi Fang you could find a SML Shopping Center and inside this at LG level, you could find Dapuqiao metro train station. You could easily access to central town using this train. The price of the room is very reasonably cheap as the location of the hotel is near to central town and attraction area and it's very worthed for money. The negative about this hotel is that it doesn't have internet wifi, but you could get a phone SIM card China Unicom at the SML Shopping Center, so that you could easily access the internet everywhere during your visit in Shanghai. I'll definitely stay at this hotel for next trip to Shanghai.

As the first stop on our month-long trip in China, we chose this comfortable hotel, a little higher in the luxury scale that we usually go for. We needed to acclimatize ourselves. It's not very near the tourist sights: about a half-hour walk from the wonderful Temple of Heaven. But it was only a ten-minute walk to the subway, past some nice little restaurants, and taxis are readily available. The breakfast buffet in the hotel was the best we had in the whole month. And the staff was friendly and professional.

I was living in China and went to Shanghai many times and tried different places. I searched on Agoda and found the City Hotel. I would have preferred to stay closer to a subway station and almost didn't book this one because it was a little further from a station that I usually like. I am glad I booked it though as it was a great 5 nights. The rooms were quiet and comfortable. I booked a non smoking room and floor and that was good for most of the time. There were still people smoking in the hallways and the area by the elevators with many no smoking signs around. Most of the front desk staff were good and the people at the concierge were very helpful. The pool was actually run by another company where the hotel guests were able to use but you need to bring a room towel. The area around the hotel was nice and not too crowded. It was between West Nanjing area and the Middle Huaihai Area both were a little walk but easily accessible. I would definitely stay there again.

I stayed in room 616 and overall it's an excellent solid choice if you're in the mid-range budget. There are places that are cheaper (<50 USD/night), but I don't think it'll be this comfy. This place makes me feel like sleeping in a 5 star but only paying fraction of it - very value for money (paid about 80 USD/night after Agoda discount voucher - originally 90 something). You can also stay in more expensive hotels (200-300+ USD/night), but I don't see the need for that after experiencing Park Plaza. Location: - Literally 2 mins away from the metro gate Dengshikou - Wangfujing street is about 3 blocks away, but Tiananment is a long stroll (20-30 mins - but who visit Tiananmen everyday anyway? as long as near metro, you're fine) - Cab driver can find it easily (I printed the hotel name+address in Chinese and map) - Seemed to be upscale location; we literally saw 2 couples in the same afternoon taking pre-wed pics at Jinbao street. And there's a lot of high end car showroom on the main street as well. Room: - Bed was comfy, not hard as I heard in other hotels in China - Room size was quite big; did not feel claustrophobic compared to hotels in Japan - Design is modern, kept clean. TV is LCD flat screen, model from 2 years ago so relatively new. - The wall is quite thick although you can still hear sound leakage from the hallway - but not a big annoyance - Water pressure no issue. Air con also fine (controllable in each room ). - FREE internet (although I did not try due to no laptop) Service: - Booked via Agoda, check in/out was no issue - we did get the king bed in new tower as requested (so your note during reservation is attended) - Did not try the room service but when I asked for a bucket of ice, they come within 10 mins - Most staff speaks English, if someone is confused with your question they will immediately get someone else who speaks better English to attend to you - No safety issue, we placed our items in safety box everything is intact. We use

We booked 3 rooms at this hotel but when we got there we were told that only one room was available and had to wait for the other 2 rooms. Fortunately, the hotel manager was there to upgrade our rooms to 2 suite rooms which we readily accepted. The hotel was one of the best we have stayed in China, nice grand lobby, and great Chinese restaurant on the 2nd flr. The rooms were clean and big, clean shower and all had free internet access. location wise, very convenient as the food alleys and shopping areas were within walking distances. Famous dessert shop and local delicacy in Shunde was about 10 minutes walk . (turn left from main lobby) night food stall also about 10 minutes walk (turn right from hotel lobby) The concierge was also very helpful when we had to hire a van to take us to Guangzhou. All the front desk staff were able to speak English so that's a plus for English speaking travellers. I would recommend this hotel to anyone, business, leisure etc.

i loved this hotel, value for money, what you see in the pictures is well, what you would get. travelling with family with older parents. booked 1 deluxe room and 1 suite room. both rooms were spacious, new, clean, bright, comfortable. you get fresh, clean and white towels daily, laundry service good, all in all very satisfied. hotel staff are all very obliging and polite. toilets are huge, there's 2 toilets for the suite room, shower area of the suite room comes with high ceiling, good water pressure, bathtub etc. front desk was very helpful in answering our questions (eg: how to get to places, where to go to get certain things). it does live up to its 4 star rating, since most 4 star hotels in china tend to be more like a 3 star hotel. subway/metro station: dongdan station, abt 3 minutes walk. nice and quiet area. cons: menu for room service was limited, not near amenities (eg shopping centres/super markets).

The room was fine, pretty good size, but the bed was one of the hardest I have ever slept on. I have traveled a lot in China so I know the beds are hard but this was like a board. Other than that everything was fine. Good internet, best thing is that if you get on the elevator and go to B1 you can get on the Loushanguan metro stop. Although be careful as this is locked early in the morning so if you have to catch the subway to the airport or train station you will have to walk a couple blocks.

This is the third time my husband and I stayed in this hotel, but was our first time booking the hotel online via Agoda for our free and easy holidays with my sister’s family – all together 4 adults and 1 child. We were upgraded from Standard Twin to Deluxe Twin for free for our stay as we booked the hotel during the Agoda special offer. Upon checking in, we decided to extend our 2 nights booking as our flight was in midnight. We were able to extend a half day stay (charged half of the daily rate) – the hotel staff was kind enough to allow us to have the room for additional hour up till 8.00 pm upon our special request. The Deluxe Twin was spacious, but the room at the corner was a bit smaller than others. Location of the hotel is good. If you take a lift to the 2nd floor, where the hotel lobby is, you can access to Beijing Road (shopping area) after walking through a slope. If you go to 1st floor, you will be at Yue Hua Road. Taxi can go by Beijing road, go up to the slope and drop you at the Hotel main entrance, or by Yue Hua Road, you just need to take a lift up to 2nd floor to the hotel lobby. Good to tell the taxi driver the address of the Hotel, as the driver of the taxi we took was confused that with 广州宾馆。 Everything was fine – staff, service, room. The Hotel staff helped my brother-in-law to mail a golf club to other province in China, and it costs only RMB 28. We did not try the restaurants in the Hotel. We went to a restaurant (I think the name is 天极品) in Zhujiang International Mansion. You can take a short walk there from Hotel via Yue Hua Road. The food and service was good in this nice restaurant. We also loved the restaurant 太平馆, which was just a short walk from Hotel along the Beijing Road. All in all, we enjoyed our stay, with lots of shopping!