Featured Hotels Near Wanjiang Library

Stay at Wanjiang Waterfront Family Hotel, just a 6-minute walk from Wanjiang Library. This boutique hotel features dedicated children’s reading nooks, interactive play zones, and daily themed activities like storytelling and craft workshops.

The Lakeview Family Suite offers panoramic views of the Wanjiang River Greenway, with floor-to-ceiling windows perfect for watching sunrise over the water. All rooms include smart voice control systems and complimentary kid-sized bathrobes. For seamless HopeGoo and exclusive family packages, visit the HopeGoo app to secure your stay early.

Discover Wanxiangju Cultural Homestay, nestled within the historic Wanjiang Ancient Town. Housed in a restored Qing Dynasty residence, this inn preserves original timber carvings and glazed brick walls while blending traditional aesthetics with modern comfort.

Each room is named after one of the "Twelve Scenic Views of Wengjiang," complete with private tea lounges and bilingual cultural guides. Daily experiences include Cantonese Opera Workshops and Herbal Tea Brewing Sessions, offering authentic local immersion. Located just 5 minutes’ walk from Wanjiang Library, guests enjoy easy access to cultural trails and artisan studios. Book via HopeGoo to unlock free guided heritage tours.

Choose Wanjiang Yurong Resort, perfectly positioned between Wanjiang Library and the Wanjiang Wetland Park. With all major sites within a 10-minute walk, it’s ideal for effortless exploration.

The resort features an infinity pool overlooking the lotus lake and a rooftop garden terrace perfect for sunset viewing. Rooms come equipped with soundproof windows and smart lighting systems, ensuring tranquility. Guests enjoy complimentary bicycles for self-guided rides along the scenic greenway, passing through ancient villages and farming exhibitions. Every stay includes a digital guide titled "Wanjiang Culture Day Pass" with exhibition info and artisan event tickets. Reserve through HopeGoo for special guest perks.

Experience Wanjiang Shu She Boutique Hotel, a haven for book lovers designed around the philosophy of "Books + Life." The lobby houses a 24-hour self-service library with over 3,000 titles covering literature, history, and regional archives.

Rooms reflect classic study aesthetics—warm wood furniture, soft lighting, and built-in bookshelves. Some premium rooms offer direct views of the library’s modern architecture, creating a serene reading environment. Daily events include Afternoon Literary Circles and Author Talks, plus free coffee and handwritten note cards. Book via HopeGoo to receive a limited-edition book charm as a keepsake.

Opt for the Sky View Room at Wanjiang Yunshang Design Hotel, where floor-to-ceiling glass panels frame the iconic silhouette of Wanjiang Library and the surrounding waterways. The view transforms throughout the day—from morning light dancing on paper pages to evening city lights shimmering across the river.

The hotel also features a dedicated photo zone with professional lighting and backdrop panels, supporting both smartphone and DSLR photography. The rooftop garden offers a prime spot for sunset shots with sweeping views of the Pearl River estuary. Each room includes a smart mirror projector for personal photo displays. Reserve via HopeGoo to gain complimentary photography consultation services.

Start your day at Wanjiang Yueran Eco Hotel, where you’ll begin with a visit to Wanjiang Library for its "Lingnan Reading Festival" exhibition and sample local Wanxiang Tea Pastries.

Head to the hotel’s eco-dining restaurant for lunch featuring seasonal farm-to-table dishes. Then rent an electric bike from the hotel and cycle along the Wanjiang Greenway to explore Ancient Water Village and stop by a handmade pottery studio.

End the day with a sunset session at the Rooftop Reading Lounge, followed by a live storytelling event called "Wanjiang Night Tales." The entire itinerary is eco-friendly, relying on walking and cycling. Use the HopeGoo platform to bundle your bookings and receive a physical "Wanjiang Cultural Journal" as a souvenir.