Libo Hotels with Balcony

🌿 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 randomly picked this B&B for my trip to Libo, and it completely exceeded my expectations! The overall design blends a warm, natural wood style with local Buyi batik features, creating an incredible atmosphere that's rich in ethnic charm without being over-the-top. The room layout is incredibly clever. Wooden screens subtly separate the wash area from the sleeping area, providing both an open feel and a sense of privacy. The vanity is clean and spacious, and the independent glass shower stall ensures excellent wet-dry separation, with thoughtful non-slip flooring. The wardrobe is fully stocked with amenities: two soft bathrobes, two pairs of crocs in different colors, and all the small toiletries you could need – such attention to detail! The bed is soft and tidy, with a bed runner and throw pillows featuring unique blue and white batik patterns. The wall art also has a distinct ethnic vibe, making you feel truly immersed in the local culture. The biggest surprise was the panoramic floor-to-ceiling window. Open it up, and you're greeted with views of green mountains and ancient village houses – a full view of lush forest. Sitting by the window at the small table and chairs, sipping tea and enjoying the scenery, is utterly therapeutic. The entire place was impeccably clean. The wooden furniture was dust-free, and the bathroom was dry and odor-free; every corner was spotless. The overall decor is simple yet elegant, the facilities are comprehensive, and it's quiet and peaceful – perfect for a good rest after a day of exploring. The owner provided thoughtful and attentive service, and the value for money is excellent. This B&B is my top choice for accommodation in Libo, and I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit!

The hotel service was absolutely fantastic, making us feel like royalty for two whole days! 😂 They provided transportation to and from the scenic spots daily, and we even got to enjoy a lovely foot bath in the evenings. Our room offered a stunning view of the Zhangjiang River, surrounded by lush greenery, which was incredibly refreshing. The complimentary BBQ was super fresh, and the beef noodles for breakfast were hands down the best we had throughout our entire Guizhou trip! The only minor downside was the bathroom layout – it felt a bit cramped, and the doors for the shower and toilet were awkwardly close. Also, the sink drained a bit slowly. However, these small issues didn't detract from the overall excellent experience. This guesthouse is highly recommended! 👍

Great facilities, toilet bowl will light up so that you can see it at night, has an AI where you can speak and tell it to off lights or on lights or just chat with it. Big space and big bed, nice TV with sows to watch. The owner and his kids and nephew are very good to guests. The breakfast is noodles which tastes great. Have hot soy bean for breakfast too. Owner is nice enough to book train tickets for me where I need to pay him back. Totally 10/10. Great amenities, thick slippers and good toiletries. The owner even gave me lunch which he is eating with his family when I just arrived at lunch time. He even gave me 2 oranges when I am leaving the place. Location is great. No complains. For the price, just choose this. It’s awesome.

The hotel was clean and the room was spacious. For our family of three, the two queen-sized beds were perfect. The decor had a lovely, 'cream' style, making the room feel very cozy. Breakfast included local specialty rice noodles and started at 7:30 AM, which was great for those looking to get an early start to Xiaoqikong Scenic Area. The hotel is very close to Libo Ancient City, just diagonally across the street and within easy walking distance. In the evenings, Libo Ancient City's main square hosts performances, and there are plenty of restaurants inside. It's a wonderful place to wander around and explore.

What I like most is : The room is on the fourth floor. I didn’t pay for an expensive room so the room looks out to the backyard which is disorganized. If I pay more I would’ve gotten a better view. What I pay is what I get obviously. Nevertheless the room is very very nice. It has many lights and well lit and I love it. I can read without feeling that I am living inside a cave. The smart toilet is a place to for buttock massage.  The breakfast is quiet good.. It has fruit, bao zi and a freshly made bowl of rice noodles. The hotel offers fruit for free . I love to have fruit and the fact that I don’t have to buy it and carry it back to the hotel. I have daily house keeping . My garbage was emptied.  There are 2 massage chairs that are very good. The hotel decor in the lobby and the room are very pleasant. The owner has good ‘taste’. I am not a big fan of disposable towels. If there is anything I prefer, is I want to cloth bathing towels. I felt like I used a piece of enormous napkins to dry my body. This is not a deal breaker though as I only stay 2 nights. If I stay longer, there would be anything else to do because I complete the whole circuit in less than 4 hours. The next day I went to Yao Shan and there wasn’t many people . But being 65, the entrance is free but I paid 20 rmb for the short bus ride. I paid 15 rmb one way on a DiDi there and the same coming back. The location is at the extreme end of this neighborhood and would require a 10 minutes uphill to the entrance. The park is quite big. You have to walk 10 minutes to 15 minutes to the entrance, then after you buy the ticket, another 10 minutes to the bus stop so it is quite a lot of walking before you begin your journey. If I have to do it all over again, I would have spent more time at every stop. I misunderstood that route A and route B is different. Route B is exactly the same as route A in reverse. The information given by the owner should include the trail from the bus top to the bridge . There is an option to ride a boat and then walk a bit. The trail is easy to walk and well maintained and quite pleasant early in the morning and before closing as there will be fewer people . The hotel is a bit far if you have a lot of luggages.  In summary, this hotel is the only one that offers breakfast in my 5 weeks through China and it was surprising good. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.

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

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.

Service: The proprietress was really nice; she even offered us some of her homemade bayberry drink. When it rained, she kindly helped us move our clothes under the shelter. Environment: The guesthouse is situated on the commercial street directly opposite the Xiaoqikong Scenic Area. It's just a few minutes' walk to the park entrance, making the location excellent. There are also a few parking spots available right outside, which is convenient for those driving. Facilities: On the first floor, there's a small courtyard for drying clothes. The TV isn't a smart TV, and the shower runs on an electric water heater. The bathroom lacks a wet/dry separation and is very cramped. The shower head is uncomfortably close to both the toilet and the sink, and the storage shelf was broken. Overall, the bathroom is extremely basic. The sink's water pressure was far too strong; when I turned it on, water sprayed everywhere! A bathroom like this, reminiscent of a hostel's, really doesn't justify a price tag of over 300 RMB. The air conditioner blows directly onto the bed, which gave me a headache at night. I'd recommend the owner install an air deflector. Hygiene: Hygiene was just average. I'd suggest cleaning the bathroom door and especially the water cups – even if unused, the overall impression was quite unappetizing. Finally: Finally, the room we stayed in looked nothing like the photos displayed on Ctrip. Perhaps the room shown in the pictures was given to other guests. The advertised room had enough space between the TV and bed to comfortably fit a small table with two chairs. Our room, however, was incredibly small; simply placing a suitcase between the bed and TV made it feel extremely cramped! It certainly didn't match the square footage mentioned in the description. I highly recommend separating these room types for sale from the promotional photos, as this is very misleading! The price wasn't cheap, yet the room quality was so poor...

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.