Hotels With Breakfast in Guangxi, China

I highly recommend the Guolong Hotel! The biggest surprise was the huge parking lot – there's so much space that both family cars and business vehicles can park with ease, so you don't have to worry about finding a spot. The front desk service was absolutely excellent; the staff were warm and thoughtful, handling check-in quickly and efficiently. They even proactively offered tips for local attractions, which really enhanced the whole check-in experience!

1) This hotel is literally situated on the China-Vietnam border. From my room window, I could see Vietnam, and the front desk even warned me that if I had an iPhone, it might pick up signals from the neighboring country and my time zone could change. The rooftop observation deck offers an even better view of the border scenery, encompassing both Dongxing in China and Mong Cai in Vietnam. 2) When I booked on Trip.com, I specifically requested a non-smoking room, and the hotel front desk truly delivered! The floor and room were genuinely free of any secondhand smoke. Honestly, in a fourth-tier city in (what is arguably the world's number one country for secondhand smoke), this was a rare and pleasant surprise. 3) It's quite close to the Dongxing Port, just a 5-minute walk away. If you want to experience the charm of a border town right from your room, and if you appreciate clean room facilities and fresh, natural air, I would definitely recommend this hotel.

Upon check-in, the front desk attendant upgraded my room to the 49th floor. The view is fantastic, offering a panoramic sight of the Liujiang River, and the night view is equally stunning. The room size is decent, though some facilities could use an upgrade. For instance, there's no master switch by the bed, so I had to get up to turn off the lights before sleeping. The curtains aren't automatic, and the bathroom only has a handheld shower, no rainfall showerhead. They also only provide two bottles of water. Overall, the service was good; the front desk lady accommodated my request for a late checkout. For breakfast, the gravy for the freshly made Guilin rice noodles was quite tasty, but the self-serve Chinese fried rice and dishes had limited options. The location is excellent, away from the crowded Wuxing Street area. However, Poly Plaza and the snack street downstairs offer almost all of Liuzhou's local specialties, including luosifen, tapioca pudding, and duck legs. It's also very convenient to catch a taxi to tourist attractions.

Choosing the right place to stay in Guilin is so important! This hotel is perfectly located right in the city center, making it super convenient for shopping, dining, and buying local specialties, with a lively commercial area just outside the door. You can walk to Dongxi Alley and Zhengyang Pedestrian Street, and it's also close to Elephant Trunk Hill and Jingjiang Princes' City, saving a lot of travel time. The restaurant upstairs offers fantastic views. The hotel rooms are quiet yet centrally located, with a comfortable atmosphere, easy access to everything, and top-notch scenery. It's truly suitable for family trips, friends traveling together, or solo adventurers. The location and the picturesque mountain and river views are absolutely flawless. I sincerely recommend it to anyone visiting Guilin!

The service was excellent. The front desk staff saw that we had a child with us and thoughtfully moved us to a non-smoking room and even upgraded our stay. The bellhop not only helped with our luggage but also gave us a detailed overview of the hotel's amenities. When checking out, the lobby manager patiently looked after our bags. In short, the hotel staff's service was outstanding, very friendly, and enthusiastic – big thumbs up to them! Secondly, the hotel's location is superb. It's right behind a bustling commercial area, which is incredibly convenient with a wide variety of shops and products – perfect for a shopping spree. The lobby is clean, bright, and has a pleasant aroma from the scented diffusers and fresh flowers. They also offer delicious fruit tea. The overall atmosphere is fantastic. The room itself was also very satisfying. It felt quite modern with a unique layout and was spacious enough. The facilities are well-maintained. The gym is clean, tidy, bright, spacious, and well-equipped. The pool water was very clean and at a comfortable temperature. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and the shower space was quite roomy. A housekeeper cleans the room daily. Overall, the value for money is exceptional. If I had to choose again, I would definitely stay here. Highly recommended!

With its tech-savvy rooms activated by voice command, this hotel has much to recommend itself. With its wall mounted water dispensing system allowing one to set temperature and get hot, warm or cold water at the press of a few buttons (rendering a kettle obsolete), a disinfectant cabinet for cups and glasses and a glass-fronted fridge named ”a soda fountain” where the mineral water, beers and fizzy drinks are kept, plus a motion sensor toilet bowl with heated seat, the rooms, though compact and lacking in counter and storage space, are made for ease and convenience. Among the hotel's comprehensive amenities are an outdoor swimming pool, guest laundry and gym, a tea room, a truly well furnished children's play area with game consoles and a niche for experiencing traditional crafts like fan dyeing. The attention to detail in its interior decor renders this establishment extremely camera-worthy. Its location right beside the serene Ronghu Park means the bulk of the rooms faces the lake with its panoramic vistas. A pity the television has no English language channels, not even their national CGTN.

This is the best Wyndham hotel I've stayed at so far. There's plenty of parking, the soundproofing is excellent, and I slept very well. The breakfast incorporates some local specialties and has a wide variety of options. It would be even better if the lobby had a display area showcasing local specialties from various counties.

The location is incredibly convenient – right in the city center, which was perfect for two seniors traveling alone. They could walk to scenic spots like Duxiu Peak, East-West Alley, Elephant Trunk Hill, and even Seven Star Park. The Zhongshan Middle Road right outside the hotel is a bus stop, making it easy to catch a bus to the high-speed rail station, ferry terminal, and other more distant locations. The room facilities are excellent – the room was very clean, and the bedding was spotless. All the in-room amenities were well-stocked. The service attitude was outstanding and thoughtful – since it was two seniors traveling alone, and they didn't speak Mandarin very clearly, they needed a lot of assistance from customer service. However, all the hotel staff were incredibly friendly, patient, and attentive – from proactively helping with luggage upon arrival and setting up Wi-Fi, to immediately sending travel and food guides for the hotel's vicinity via WeChat, assisting with local tour group pick-up arrangements, and even helping with mobile phone issues. They went out of their way to help without a hint of impatience, which made the seniors' 'independent travel' journey much more reassuring. The quality and attitude of this hotel's staff service are truly exceptional, especially compared to other hotel customer services we've encountered both domestically and internationally. Price: We stayed during the low season in Guilin, and with a Ctrip promotion, the price was very good. Fantastic value for money! In summary: There are many hotels located near this one, but this hotel's service is truly outstanding, and the rooms are clean, significantly enhancing the travel experience. I highly recommend it for travelers with elderly family members or those traveling with children.

Nanning was the second stop on our ***** New Year trip, and for convenience, we chose a hotel in the central area! [Location] The hotel's location is indeed excellent, very close to the subway, right next to a commercial street, making dining, shopping, and getting around very convenient. Objectively speaking, the hotel's only strong point is its location... [Environment] The hotel lobby has a popular spiral staircase, but other than that, it's really old and rundown. Because there are several restaurants in the building, there's a constant flow of people, making it not only feel chaotic but also unsafe! [Room] The room was the worst part. I genuinely read reviews saying that even though it's an old hotel, the interior was quite new, and it was even a local 'influencer' hotel. However, the room we stayed in was genuinely old. The cabinet door was broken, the refrigerator door was damaged, and there wasn't even a clothesline in the bathroom, and so on and so forth. I'm too lazy to go on... [Service] This I must commend! The cleaning lady who tidied our room during our stay always greeted us, and if we needed anything, she would immediately come to help. The room was also cleaned very well. Give this lady an extra drumstick! [Dining] We had breakfast in the restaurant and also one buffet dinner. The service was truly awful. My honest experience with that buffet dinner was that it's just an 'influencer' restaurant; the promotions were much better than the actual food. It was a stark contrast between the seller's photos and the buyer's reality... The excuses about having many guests during the ***** New Year and being unable to keep up with service and dishes are just that – excuses. Didn't you prepare for this in advance? In short, 'influencer' hotels and 'influencer' restaurants are just for show...

Very convenient location and there’s electric bike on the sidewalk. The room is spacious and tidy, but the bathroom floor was wet when I checked in. There’s no refrigerator but you can ask for ice if needed. View is just city and the distant is good.