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Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou

Guangzhou • Tianhe • SPLURGE

avg. $328 / night

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At a glance

Four Seasons occupying the upper 29 floors of an iconic tapered tower with interiors shaped by the building's sculptural geometry.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting Guangzhou

Highlights:

  • Occupies floors 70–98 of Wilkinson Eyre's tapered glass tower
  • Curved interiors follow the building's sculptural geometry throughout
  • Pool deck with Calacatta marble frames Canton Tower views
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PB hotel design editorial

Rising from the Pearl River New City district in a spiraling glass form that tapers as it climbs, the International Finance Centre tower was designed by Wilkinson Eyre Architects and stands among Guangzhou's most recognizable pieces of skyline engineering. The Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou fills floors 70 through 98 of that tower, which means the property begins where most buildings end — the glazed curtain wall that wraps the structure delivers unobstructed panoramas across Tianhe and, on clear days, toward the distinctive Canton Tower rising from the riverbank. Opened in 2012, the hotel carries 344 rooms and suites distributed through nearly thirty floors of tapered plan, the curved geometry of the facade pressing gently into every interior. HBA/Hirsch Bedner Associates handled the interiors, navigating the challenge of a building whose sculptural ambitions are already at full volume. The guestroom palette runs to pale onyx-toned headboard panels, burl wood joinery, and custom carpets with abstract botanical patterning — one room category takes a cooler approach, ink-wash murals and white sculptural column elements referencing classical Chinese painting in a quieter register. The pool deck, lined with Calacatta marble columns angled by the tower's tapering structure, frames a view directly toward the Canton Tower in a composition that feels more like a belvedere than a fitness amenity. Up in the Japanese restaurant, a lacquered reflective ceiling captures the city lights spread below floor-to-ceiling glass — the building's verticality fully enlisted as the primary design material.

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About

An icon of high style, Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou occupies the top third of the 103-storey International Finance Center (IFC) Guangzhou. The Hotel soars above the Pearl River in China’s third largest metropolitan area and economic powerhouse, and sits between the Pearl River and the business district of Tianhe in a vibrant new area known as Zhujiang New Town, a destination rich in chic shops and restaurants. The city’s most iconic cultural institutions, including Guangdong Museum and Guangzhou Opera House, are just a short stroll away. Offering 344 guest rooms, seven restaurants and bars, the city’s top meeting spaces and the exclusive Hua Spa, Four Seasons is at the very heart of the Central Business District (CBD). In hotel rooms set between floors 74 and 98, guests will find beautifully appointed interiors lit by floor-to-ceiling windows and unobstructed views of the Pearl River, the urban spectacle below, and the curvaceous Canton Tower across the river. Ultramodern, elegant and dotted with original works by local and international artists, the guest rooms feature all the comforts and conveniences for which Four Seasons is renowned. With seven dining and entertainment venues, Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou is an enticing location for gourmet cuisine, impeccable service and see-and-be-seen atmosphere. The Atrium in the 70th floor hotel lobby, is perfect for afternoon tea, light fare, and cocktails throughout the day with spectacular view of the city. Yu Yue Heen on the 71st floor is a Michelin one-starred Chinese restaurant for two consecutive years. 72nd floor Caffe Mondo is an Italian-inspired all day dining restaurant, featuring sumptuous buffet and an array of authentic Italian delicacies. Kumoi on the 72nd floor expertly prepared teppenyaki, yakitori, sushi, sashimi and other contemporary Japanese dishes. 99th floor Tian Bar offers innovative cocktails, ideal wine pairings and liquors, and 100th floor seafood and grill restaurant Catch crafts exquisite cuisines in light French style. Escaping the urban din 69 floors Hua Spa is the perfect place. The adjacent 24-hour Fitness Center is equipped with state-of-the-art gym equipment, and a stunning 25 metre (82 foot) infinity pool overlooks the city with a windowed poolside relaxation terrace. With formal and flexible event space, the hotel can accommodate banquets from 10 to 720. The Executive Lounge at Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou is also open daily, boasting its own private meeting space, concierge services and daily breakfast, refreshments and cocktails on the 99th floor.

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Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou Reviews

4,601 reviews

"This was my first negative review on a luxury hotel in China, and unfortunately it turned into the most disappointing hotel experiences I’ve ever had. I stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou with our two young children (age 6 and 8) on July 8 ~ 9. Our check-in was smooth. My son was excited about the hotel, and the front desk staff were warm and welcoming. One of the ladies at the front desk was especially kind and took the time to chat with both of my children, which made us feel very welcome. We arrived in the afternoon, dropped off our luggage, and left the room around 4:00 p.m. We returned around 8:00 p.m. My kids were still happy. However, everything changed when we returned to our room. My son wanted to use the bathroom, and to our shock, someone had used our toilet and had not even flushed it (poop inside). The bathroom smelled terrible. We are absolutely certain that none of us had used the bathroom before leaving the room at 4:00 p.m. I immediately reported the issue. A housekeeping supervisor came to inspect the room and reviewed the security cameras. He told us that three different staff members had entered our room while we were away. One said they delivered a mouse pad, another said they emptied the trash, and another claimed to have made the bed. The problem is that our bed had clearly not been made. My daughter had hidden the TV remote under the pillow before we left, and when we returned it was still exactly where she had left it. The bed remained messy, which made the explanation difficult to believe. Instead of addressing our concerns satisfactorily, the hotel moved us from our spacious premium room with a spectacular view of the Guangzhou Tower to a much smaller room—about half the size—with a very limited view. Rather than feeling compensated, we felt like we were being downgraded and mistreated. The incident also left my children feeling frightened. They no longer wanted to sleep in the hotel because they kept worrying that someone might enter our room again while we were asleep. As parents, it was heartbreaking to see them feel so unsafe in what should have been a relaxing family vacation. I understand that hotel staff may occasionally need to enter a guest room for legitimate reasons. However, there is simply no excuse for a staff member to use a guest’s private bathroom and leave it unflushed. That is unacceptable, especially at a five-star luxury hotel. This experience fell far below the standards I expected from Four Seasons. I sincerely hope the management team investigates what happened, improves staff professionalism, and implements procedures to ensure no future guest has to experience something like this again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 10, 2026

"My son and I stayed here during the April Canton Fair. We love the Four Seasons brand as the staff are so well versed in customer service and the team at Four Seasons GZ did not disappoint. The hotel was at capacity due to the fair but the staff were exceptional. The team in housekeeping, the restaurant for breakfast, front desk and particularly the door staff were brilliant. Navigating the city we needed help and the door staff were very helpful. I have not given the hotel 5 stars as we preferred breakfast outside of the hotel, the food was a 4/5, the bar is unsophisticated (not up to HK, BKK or Tokyo four seasons bars) and stunk of cigarettes and cigars with a number of "ladies" selling their trades. The rooms are a tad on the tired side too. Would we stay here again, yes, would it be my first choice no."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 08, 2026

"This was my very first time staying at Four Seasons Guangzhou, booked through Amex FHR. The early check-in at 12:30 was smooth and pleasant at the beginning, which gave me high expectations. However, the whole experience turned extremely disappointing right after I entered the room. When I walked to the bathroom to take a shower, I stepped into a large puddle of liquid all over the bathroom floor. I could only hope it was just water, not other unclean substances. I called the front desk for assistance, but waited more than 40 minutes with no one coming. I had to make a second call, then waited another 20 minutes before a staff member finally came up to check. They confirmed it was not a water leak, but the bathroom floor had simply not been properly cleaned by housekeeping from the previous guest. Given the wet and unclean floor, I requested fresh, clean towels, as I even doubted whether the original towels had been replaced. I waited another 30 minutes for new towels, which still never arrived. I ended up unable to take a shower and had to leave the hotel to go out. Before leaving, I went to the lobby and asked to speak with the Housekeeping Manager to resolve the cleaning issue, but the manager was unavailable. I told the lobby staff about my request for towel replacement and room cleaning. When I returned hours later, the towels were seemingly changed, yet I no longer dared to use them due to the terrible hygiene experience. I have never encountered such poor housekeeping and slow service at a star hotel before. It took well over hours just to get basic cleaning and fresh towels, with no timely response or proper follow-up. The front desk check-in staff were professional and friendly, and the early check-in process went smoothly. However, the housekeeping service was extremely disappointing. I called to request cleaning up leftover liquid on the bathroom floor left by the previous guest, but it took well over an hour for staff to respond and attend to the issue. The overall hygiene standard is concerning and unacceptable, leaving a very unpleasant and disgusted impression."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 26, 2026

"Spectacular views, incredibly attentive staff, quality food and gorgeous rooms with perfect beds. One could impossibly wish for more. An unforgettable experience…"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 28, 2026

"We’ve stayed at a few Four Seasons, they are a cut above. This hotel is well placed in Guangzhou. You check in on floor 70! And we had a room on the 86th floor which had amazing views. The room was excellent, clean, well maintained and very comfy bed. The staff were very good. We had a problem with our meal the first night in the Italian restaurant, which they tried to fix but didn’t. Wasn’t happy. But they took it off the bill which I was happy with. But they didn’t stop there. The next day for breakfast the chef came out to apologise (wow) and then proceeded to age me some personalised dim sum there and then which amazed me. Great personal touch. Eva kept in touch by WhatsApp throughout which was really useful for quick questions. Would highly recommend."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 19, 2026

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