Nestled right in the heart of Taiping Road Snack Street downtown, our hotel boasts unrivaled accessibility:
A mere 1-minute walk from Exit G of Penchi Station on Metro Line 1.
Around 20 minutes’ drive from Longdongbao International Airport.
Both high-speed railway stations and regular train stations are easily reachable via metro transfers.
Gastronomic delights are never far away—indulge in a feast of local flavors right on your doorstep:
Qu Chashan (a beloved local tea shop) is downstairs.
Silian Sizzling Rice Noodles (Guomao Plaza Branch) is just across the street.
Qian Yu Weng Tofu Fish Hot Pot (Penchi Branch) is also located downstairs.
A 600-meter stroll leads you to Zhengxin Street, where you can savor iconic snacks like lian’ai tofu guo (stuffed tofu puffs), fried potatoes with konjac, and braised vegetable soup.
A 900-meter walk takes you to Caijia Street for famous dishes such as Luo’s Intestines & Blood Noodles, Dong’s Spicy Potato Chips, and Heshengji Hunan Noodles.
Another 900-meter jaunt brings you to Minsheng Road, home to Ding’s Crispy Pork Rinds, He’s Homemade Ice Jelly, and Barbecued Pork Ball Noodles.
For travelers seeking Instagram-worthy spots, nearby highlights include Taiping Road Snack Street, Qingyun Market (a trendy cultural & culinary hub), Qianling Mountain Park, and Dongshan Park. Let the charm of "Cloud-Kissed Guiyang" wrap around you like a gentle breeze.
At Shi Jiantang Hotel, we embrace the core philosophy of "Co-Creating Uniqueness", crafting an immersive stay experience defined by Japanese Dark Minimalist Style.
The space discards excessive colors, with dark wood textures forming a serene backdrop where light and shadow flow softly across the blank canvas—like mist drifting through a pine forest at dawn.
The lobby rejects all hustle and bustle, its zen-like silhouette outlined by minimalist lines. Warm glow filters through paper lanterns, casting soft boundaries that strike a delicate balance with the cool-toned stone surfaces. Step inside, and all the chaos of the world melts away.
Guest rooms extend this dark aesthetic. Bathtubs are nestled by the windows, where you can soak in tranquility accompanied by faint starlight and woody aromas—turning every bath into a meditative moment of self-reflection.
Every detail echoes the essence of wabi-sabi: the interplay of rough textures and delicate touches, the harmony between imperfection and order. In the midst of urban prosperity, we carve out a sanctuary of exclusive calm, inviting travelers to find inner clarity and peace amid the gentle darkness.
"The apartment is located in the old town by the fountain, on the 27th floor of the Xinhe Building. The front desk is beautifully decorated. The room uses a password lock, so there's no need to worry about not having your room card. The view from the 27th-floor window is also fantastic. There's plenty of great food nearby, and the delivery robot makes ordering takeout very convenient. I have to commend the front desk service; I had to leave for a scenic spot at 5 AM, and the staff even made two cups of coffee for me."