Jinsheng Hotel (Guangzhou Xiancun Metro Station)

The location of the hotel is decent, but the real problem is the hotel itself. I booked a business double room because it was advertised as being larger, but I was placed in a featured room instead. When I asked why, the owner simply said the bed was bigger—but that’s not the room I had paid extra for! On my first night, there was a power outage that lasted more than five hours, and the owner didn’t even bother to apologize or explain what was happening. He left the hotel without informing the guests, leaving everyone in the dark—literally and figuratively. Trying to sleep was another nightmare. The hotel has zero soundproofing, so I could hear noise from the reception area on the second floor, as well as guests snoring and chatting all around me. To make matters worse, I requested a late checkout since my flight was at midnight. The receptionist initially told me I could stay for free as long as I didn’t stay until the evening. However, at 12:30 PM on checkout day, a woman started aggressively knocking on my door, demanding money for the late checkout. When I asked how much, she charged me 20 CNY per hour, totaling 100 CNY for less than five hours—when the room itself only costs 200 CNY per night! I had no choice but to pay since I had a lot of luggage with me.

Hotel room was small and cramp, but location was good and price was quite cheap.. there is a nice street for drink behind the area at night and close to Metro station..

It's a good location can find a restaurant just downstairs