Libo Hotels with Balcony

The B&B has a minimalist yet sophisticated design, blending modern architecture with the cultural elements of the Qiannan ethnic minorities. The entrance is grand and clean, and the spacious area in front makes parking very convenient. Stepping out, you're right in the Mengliu Buyi Ethnic Town, with the Wind and Rain Bridge and the popular heart-shaped photo wall just a few minutes' walk away—perfect for amazing pictures. It's also a very short drive to the Xiaoqikong Scenic Area, making travel super hassle-free.

This was my first time staying at a guesthouse, and the experience was great. The guesthouse's location near the East Gate made entering the park much easier the next day. After booking, the owner proactively called to confirm my arrival time and transportation, and provided directions. Upon arrival, they eagerly helped carry my luggage upstairs, showing great hospitality. The guesthouse was fully smart-equipped, and the bed was very comfortable. I would definitely choose this guesthouse again next time I visit, and I would also recommend it to friends. Xiaoqikong is definitely a place worth visiting again!

Very close to the scenic spot, the room is spacious and clean, and the parent-child holiday is forced. As soon as I went to the boss, I was very enthusiastic to explain the scenic spot strategy to us. Taking advantage of the good weather, I followed the boss to the big seven holes and saw the most dollar light.

I went on a self-driving tour during the summer vacation. I took my sister and my cousin and cousins, 10 people. When I came back, the baby said that it was the best and most comfortable hotel we stayed in this trip. Xiaoqikong came back and stayed for another night. The store opened by the young couple, the first day I didn't want to go out to eat, let the boss buy food, the taste was better than the outside 😋 I accidentally got their air conditioner, the boss did not let us pay, it was really good. Give you a thumbs up

🌿 Great Emotional Value, Though Some Details Need Improvement I recently stayed at La Mere Ancienne in Guiyang. Overall, it was a warm experience, but there were some ups and downs. The Highlights: The ”Emotional Value” here is excellent. The nine-grid breakfast was both beautiful and delicious, especially the authentic beef rice noodles. Since it wasn't crowded, the waiter spent a lot of time chatting with the elderly members of our family, sharing many interesting fun facts, which made them very happy. We also received a beautiful tie-dye silk scarf as a parting gift. Later on, the staff was patient enough to upgrade our room, and the Yao herbal bath was perfect for removing all our fatigue. The Downsides: However, the check-in process left something to be desired. Although the room features a private herbal bath, the staff didn't proactively offer or deliver the herbs until we asked. Additionally, we were told that the afternoon snacks were already sold out when we arrived. Summary: While the initial service was a bit passive, the subsequent hospitality and the unique atmosphere made up for it. A solid choice, but I hope they can improve their proactiveness during check-in!

I'm giving this a full five stars! I came alone during the off-season and booked a day in advance. As soon as I contacted the hotel, they immediately started their concierge service – arranging pick-ups and drop-offs from the station and attractions, and even upgrading my room. The 4th-floor room with a large terrace offered beautiful, quiet views. The hotel's location is peaceful yet incredibly close to all the sights, and they provided great local tips. The service was exceptionally thoughtful, and both the afternoon tea and breakfast were abundant and delicious. The cleanliness was excellent, with disposable bath towels and towel sets provided, and the bedding was very comfortable. The weather was perfect; I even saw morning mist and the sunrise from the terrace. The Yao-style foot bath was just what I needed – after visiting the waterfall and then Daqikong, coming back from exploring the ancient village in the evening and soaking my feet meant I was ready to go again the next day! It was a very comfortable two-day, one-night stay. Everyone I encountered – the concierge, front desk staff, drivers, and the guides and boatmen at the scenic spots – were all wonderful. Thank you for your hard work! I'll definitely be back next time!!!

The room was spacious and clean, and the bathroom featured a convenient wet and dry separation. We checked in after visiting Libo Xiaoqikong, and there were plenty of great restaurants nearby. Upon arrival, we were even given some Bingfen, which was perfect for quenching our thirst and serving as a light snack.

The first time I stayed at the homestay, the experience was particularly good. There was a washing machine, a balcony to dry clothes, and free parking. I have been out for several days and I have not had to wash my clothes. I washed a bunch of clothes today, which is very convenient. The room is also very clean. There is no smell. The boss is also very enthusiastic and also free shuttle to Ximen. The room is also big. You can live in two big and two small, this homestay is very cost-effective

The disposable bath towels in the room are a plus, but it’s useless to take a shower after playing rafting hahaha. I like cats, dogs and enthusiastic people. The persimmon tree outside the village is super beautiful.

We stayed here for a few nights. Overall, it was a positive experience. Check-in: Smooth and easy. We were greeted warmly, and upon arrival, our room was upgraded — a nice bonus. Room: Clean, with good-quality bedding. The room had everything we needed: air conditioning, towels, toiletries, bottled water, and a projector. Housekeeping was done daily and wasn't intrusive — we could stay in the room if we wanted. When we arrived, the weather was cold outside, so we slept under two blankets — it was warm enough. Hot water was sufficient for two people as long as we didn't shower for too long. Location: Very convenient — just a few minutes' walk to the East Gate of Xiaoqikong Scenic Area and the bus stop. Plenty of places to eat, grab a drink, and buy daily necessities are nearby. Noise level: We slept really well — it was quiet and peaceful, with only birdsong in the morning. There was construction going on near the hotel during our stay, but it wasn't disruptive at all; no noise in the morning or evening. Drawbacks: · There was a strong smell of cigarettes in the room. If you're sensitive to smoke, it's worth asking for a non-smoking room when booking. · Although the room was clean, it was clear that the hotel is a bit older — not brand new, but still well-maintained. Overall, if you're looking for a clean, budget-friendly option with a great location for visiting Xiaoqikong, this is a solid choice. We were happy with our stay.