Liuzhou Hotels with Breakfast

Liuzhou was the last stop of our trip, and we were so lucky to have chosen this hotel. Although it's a standard hotel, a subtle incense scent permeates from the lobby to the rooms. The complimentary fruit platter and incense sticks were a thoughtful touch. Lighting the incense at night helped me relax and sleep soundly. **Facilities:** While a bit older, everything was clean, tidy, and fully equipped. **Hygiene:** Typical for a standard hotel. I bring my own disposable towels and sheets when I travel, so I wasn't concerned about this. **Environment:** Quiet and elegant. The windows aren't large, but the view is beautiful, overlooking the surrounding mountains. It was easy to open them for ventilation. **Service:** Extremely warm and friendly, making us feel right at home. Plus, there's a free and abundant breakfast and afternoon tea. It's truly a great place to relax while traveling.

The location of the homestay is superb, natural oxygen bar, suitable for holiday leisure and relaxation, daze and relaxation. The proprietress is a typical Guangxi woman, hardworking and pragmatic, the room hygiene is cleaned by herself, the room is clean and tidy, and the bedding is clean and comfortable. For self-driving trams, you can discuss with the proprietress to provide charging piles (slow charging, paid use). The hardware is not high-end petty bourgeoisie, but the victory is practical enough, the details are winning, and the mind is spent on the blade. We arrived in the dark at 11 o'clock in the evening, sitting on the terrace, soaking in the stomach, the fatigue of the day went with the wind. It was a pity that I came and went in a hurry and couldn't experience it in depth.

✅ 1. Located above Intime Department Store, the hotel offers convenient transportation and is easy to find for taxis. It's just a street away from Wuxing Street, making for an easy walk without traffic. 2. Most popular restaurants deliver to the hotel, or have branches within walking distance. Deliveries can be brought up to the room. 3. The front desk is very responsive; they picked up the phone immediately and even granted a late check-out. Thumbs up! 4. The view is indeed great, with a perfect river view. It's a shame that Liuzhou experienced flooding during my stay, so the musical fountain was suspended. ❌ 1. The hotel is situated on a high floor of a building that houses many other hotels. Although this specific hotel has two exclusive elevators, they are small and operate very slowly, leading to long waits. Because of this, I probably won't stay here again.

Cleanliness: The room was quite clean; I touched the nightstand and coffee table and they felt wiped down. Unfortunately, the food section in the breakfast restaurant wasn't covered. For two consecutive days, I saw large flies crawling on the bread, ham, and salad. There weren't enough staff to promptly deal with contaminated food or to ensure food protection. Service: The service was very attentive. The lobby was bright and clean. We stayed for two nights, and on the second day, without us needing to ask, they cleaned the room and restocked supplies. We hadn't even returned to the hotel yet, so we didn't know it had already been cleaned. I called the front desk online to request cleaning and replenishment, and the front desk still quickly arranged for housekeeping. Ambiance: The hotel has a minimalist decor, and the rooms are spacious. The location is excellent, pretty much in the middle of all the attractions, making it convenient to take a taxi anywhere. On the small road opposite, leading to Qingyun Market, there are electric bikes available for rent.

I arrived two hours early at a hotel next door, only to be told that check-in wasn't until 2 PM and an early check-in would cost 49 RMB. That seemed like a blatant money grab, so I decided to ditch that hotel and booked a suite here for 6 nights instead. It came with breakfast and was surprisingly good, much better than what the description suggested. The staff were all friendly too. The room had a rain shower, and the hotel's location and value for money were excellent. I'd definitely stay here again if I come back to Liuzhou. The only issue was that people kept smoking by the emergency exit staircase on the 9th-floor suite.

The hotel is new, the rooms are large, and clean. It's a pity I forgot to take pictures of the rooms. There was a large mirror in the room. It's very close to various attractions in Liuzhou. There was a small issue when we checked in, but the front desk quickly resolved it for us. Ladies, you can take some beautiful photos in the lobby; they turn out great!

The first time I came to Liuzhou, my experience in this capsule hotel was great, the service attitude was very considerate, the customer service sister was enthusiastic, and I received a phone call before I got off the high-speed train, and I would kindly tell you how to take transportation to the capsule hotel from the high-speed train station, and add wechat to make travel suggestions. The hardware in the store is good and the rest is very good, the overall feeling of staying is great, the service attitude is excellent, the bed is clean and tidy, the facilities are complete, and the feeling of home is very good. Convenient transportation, Qingyun Market, five-star Pedestrian Street, Liuzhou Museum are very close, easy to travel. Recommended

I 4 days at the Holiday Inn for my birthday and I must say that I truly enjoyed my stay. The ambiance of the hotel, all the staff was so warm and welcoming. They truly made my time there one of luxury and relaxation. Although they couldn’t speak English that did not stop us from efficiently communicating. We used WeChat to communicate between us. They really were attentive to my needs and endured my time was special. The hotel manager surprised me with a birthday cake which was delicious and all the staff I met were exceptional great with their hospitality. I especially want to thank one of the staff who I named Faye for special taking care of me by ordering my food and wine and making sure my stay went smoothly. A big thanks to everyone for giving me such happy memories. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone coming to Rongshui. It’s a great place to relax, the atmosphere is tranquil, the rooms are very clean and modern and the scenery is breathtaking. I will be back soon.

It is right next to Liunan Wanda, with convenient transportation. There is a snack street behind the hotel, which is very convenient. The hotel environment is very good, and the bedding and toiletries are all designated products of Vienna International Hotel. The waiter was very enthusiastic to introduce us to the surrounding Internet celebrity check-in spots.

I was quite disappointed when I first arrived at Chengyang Eight Villages. It was a Friday, and I was told there was no 'Baijia Banquet' (Hundred Family Feast). Plus, besides us, there were no other tourists in the scenic area. I thought this trip would be incredibly boring and dull. Coming with a group of friends, I wasn't sure what we could even do, and I didn't want to spend more money on tickets for a bonfire party. The owner of the guesthouse, Mr. Yang, recommended we book a farmhouse bonfire party. We could eat at a Dong family's home with local performances and toasts, costing about 100-200 yuan per person. Alternatively, we could eat at the guesthouse and have locals come perform, which would be cheaper. We decided to eat at the guesthouse at 7:30 pm. After exploring three villages, it was perfect timing for dinner. The Dong sisters were already waiting for us, serving us with great enthusiasm and politeness. Everyone ate and drank to their heart's content that evening. (The guesthouse food is all homemade by the landlady, with very fresh and delicious ingredients, and the liquor is also excellent – you can try it first). We had a wonderful time with the Dong sisters; we really bonded! Their singing is truly beautiful and captivating. Even my usually reserved husband was swept up in the fun! My friend asked if we could dance, and they taught us their traditional dances. The guesthouse rooms are spacious. We rented a twin room and a triple room (which was huge!). Our room had a view of the bridge. The guesthouse is located in Yan Village, very close to the other two villages and the Yongji Bridge (which has a very interesting and fun welcoming ceremony). My husband drank too much and managed to clog the basin, but the owner wasn't upset and unclogged it for him. The facilities in local guesthouses aren't as modern as city hotels, after all, we were staying in an ancient building. I found the room very clean, the bathroom had everything needed, and the towels had no strange odors. The landlady also suggested we go for a traditional ethnic costume photoshoot the next morning, costing 50 yuan per person (outfit + makeup) or 30 yuan without makeup. The young lady at the ethnic costume shop was very professional and patient. There were many costume choices, and the materials were excellent. Everyone looked beautiful, and many people on the street kept taking photos with us. Finally, my friends all had a wonderful time and were happy with their purchases. The owners also gave us discounts on souvenirs and tea (we got to sample the tea, and the recommended ones were delicious). The next day, the same Dong sisters who came last night served us lunch, and we had another delightful meal. The landlady also helped us find a 7-seater car to take our group of five to the high-speed train station (for 80 yuan). What I initially thought would be a dull trip turned out to be the most enjoyable and relaxing part of our 7 days in Guangxi (including Yangshuo and the rice terraces)! **Previously, due to other reviews, I had doubts about the landlady's cooking! After the landlady's repeated assurances, we decided to try the first lunch. To my surprise, the ingredients were incredibly high-quality. Even my friend who dislikes eggplant ate a lot, and I, who doesn't eat potatoes, ate quite a bit. The meat was so delicious that we ordered ribs for every meal! Although the beef wasn't tender, it was very fragrant and fresh! We just weren't used to the cured meat, and the luosifen (snail noodles) could be skipped. The landlady seasoned everything perfectly; we didn't feel thirsty afterward, and the flavors suited both our Malaysian and British palates. Consequently, we ended up having three more meals at the guesthouse.