Baiyun Airport Nearby Hotels List
- Pullman Baiyun Airport Hotel Guangzhou Located in the heart of the Guangzhou International Airport Complex, Pullman Guangzhou Baiyun Airport offers a relaxing haven for the busy traveler with easy accessibility.
- The Airport Hotel The Airport Hotel is located in Renhe, very near Guangzhou's New Baiyun International Airport, and offers guests free regular shuttle buses from the passenger terminal.
- Guangsha Hotel The Guangsha Hotel (Guangsha Dajiudian) is a three minutes drive from the terminal building of the airport. Guests will never have a problem making their flights from the hotel with complimentary shuttle services run to and from the airport on offer. Guests can surf the web for free in their rooms.
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