Nanning Hotels with Breakfast

After much deliberation, I chose Longguang Nalian, and it turned out to be an absolutely correct decision. The front desk being on the 80th floor is a very unique design, and the staff thoughtfully upgraded my room. When I requested a late check-out, they were also very helpful in coordinating it. The breakfast was plentiful, and the views from both the restaurant and the pool were excellent. All in all, it was a very satisfying stay.

Staying at Wanda Vista Nanning for a business trip, I accidentally lost my ID. The front desk staff patiently helped me review the surveillance footage and meticulously searched my room, and thankfully, they quickly found it. The room facilities were brand new and well-equipped, and the bedding was soft with excellent soundproofing. Katie, an angel, was warm and attentive throughout my stay, even helping me get a room upgrade and some fruit. This small incident unexpectedly showcased the hotel's warm service, making my trip much more reassuring. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Nanning.

Nanning's pinnacle of cloud hotels! ✨ The sky lobby on the 68th floor offers stunning views. High-floor rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows directly overlooking the Yong River, providing panoramic city nightscapes. The room is clean and tidy, bedding is comfortable, and amenities are complete. Breakfast offers a rich variety, and the Old Friend Noodles are authentically delicious. Nina provides thoughtful and attentive service. Helen, Iris, Aurelia, and Kiki were also great. Its proximity to MixC makes shopping and getting around very convenient. This is my top choice for accommodation when visiting Nanning. Highly recommended!

First, the positives: The hotel staff were all very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was plentiful, and we even got a complimentary bowl of Laoyou noodles when we checked in. The room had a bathtub, which the kids loved. However, I personally feel it wasn't great value for money. For nearly 600, there was no complimentary laundry service. The bedding was subpar, not very soft, and made a rustling sound with every movement.

Facilities: Average Cleanliness: Average Environment: Average Service: Average The best thing about this place is its central location. It's also very close to MixC shopping mall, making it super convenient for families with kids to shop and dine all in one go. Plus, it's really close to several attractions like Sanjie Liangxiang and Qingxiu Mountain.

The hotel has a laundry room and a gym, which is conveniently located on the 21st floor – exactly where I was staying! They have washing machines, dryers, and even an iron. The service is excellent, and the front desk staff are all lovely. The shower gel and shampoo in the room are really good, and the pillows are super comfortable. The Wi-Fi is fast, and the room has voice-controlled smart features, so you can automatically open and close the curtains, which is very convenient. The toilet is also a smart one that flushes automatically. The hygiene is well-maintained, with no stray hairs or anything like that.

I've stayed at this hotel several times on my business trips to Nanning, always on my way back home. It's really convenient for picking up and returning rental cars. The hotel facilities are pretty good, and even though there are a lot of rooms, it's often fully booked. The breakfast is rich with plenty of choices. You'll also see a lot of airport staff and flight crews staying here.

Booked this hotel at the last minute and it exceeded my expectations! The lobby was clean and spacious, and check-in was quick with no long waits. The room was spotless, the mattress was just right – not too soft, not too hard – and the hot water supply was stable. Downstairs, there were plenty of restaurants and convenience stores, and the transportation was very convenient. Great value for money! They even provided a baby bath and disposable bath bag for our child, which was excellent service.

We spent awhile here as were securing Vietnam visas. This is hotel is far from the embassy. On the other hand,it was convenient for the public transport,but not the subway. The front desk had no clue about whether trains to Vietnam from Nanning are possible. They are and we took trains first to Hanoi and later to Mui Ne.The front desk all over Vietnam was full of good advice and could speak English well enough. As for China,they wanted to help,but didnt have the answers and once I could see them tapping away at their phones I knew they would most likely find the same lack of information I found on line. The train at Nanning leaves at 6PM for Hanoi. A special machine exists that prints out a card in five languages with carbon copies that tear away at each juncture of the trip. This will be a bad night's sleep as they rouse passengers late at night to stamp out of China and later into Vietnam. Upon arrival in Hanoi you'll probably need a taxi,but at 6:30am the only ones prey on tourists st the train station. Most people stay around the Old Quarter and it's a well provisioned sort of place with a giant lake at the center. Getting to the train station here required me to get a motorcycle,but wasnt far. It was easy to buy onward tickets and we enjoyed the food and people watching around the lake. Hanoi is sweater weather in January,but once you hit southeastern Vietnam the weather is hot and humid with refreshing sea breezes along the coast.

The service was warm and attentive. As soon as our family got out of the taxi, someone helped us with our luggage and pushed the stroller to check-in. They even gave us two small toys because they saw we had a child. They also brought plenty of water, worried that our child might have trouble adjusting to the new environment. We booked a suite, which was large, though the decor was a bit dated. However, the hotel informed us immediately and offered to change rooms. But seeing the large room, thick carpet, and spacious bathtub, we were already very satisfied, and the price was reasonable. Breakfast was delicious, with plenty of freshly stir-fried vegetables – bok choy, cauliflower, lotus root slices, and sweet peas. The Lao You Fen (a type of rice noodle soup) was also quite tasty. Compared to other hotels with their large quantities of pre-made sausages, chicken nuggets, and steamed buns, I think this place is more suitable for tourists who want to enjoy some vegetarian dishes to balance things out. For more delicious food, you can go to a specialty restaurant outside. There are plenty of good restaurants nearby, and transportation is quite convenient.