Daxin Hotels with Parking

Hidden amidst the karst landscapes of Mingxi Village, the experience at Lux* Chongzuo went far beyond my expectations! The overall aesthetic is sophisticated and elegant, with architecture that blends seamlessly with the mountains and rivers. The lobby frames a stunning panoramic view of the landscape, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable, with balconies directly overlooking the peaks and rice paddies. Every detail exudes quality. The dining experience was a delightful surprise. Eating in a restaurant surrounded by mountains and water, enjoying the views of the peaks and river while savoring exquisite dishes – a fusion of local flavors and creative cuisine – was a feast for both the eyes and the palate. It's an immersive embrace of nature: watching the morning mist weave around the green mountains, encountering the glow of the sunset in the evening, boating on the river, and strolling through the countryside, all far from the city's hustle and bustle. The butler service was attentive and thoughtful, making the check-in experience feel truly special. This stay was unparalleled, offering a complete immersion in the poetic beauty of the landscape. It's definitely worth a special trip and comes highly recommended!

Extremely satisfied with this guesthouse! I initially chose this location because the electric scooter parking at Yu Lin Ba (Fish Scale Dam) costs money, so I figured I'd stay here, see the dam, and then rent a scooter. That turned out to be a great decision – the location is incredibly advantageous, and currently, this guesthouse offers the best value and is the prettiest in the area. The hotel rooms come with washing machines, there's a 'Sky Mirror' on the rooftop, and a kids' pool downstairs. What really stands out is how attentive they are to every detail. Every corner is spotless. When I went to the Sky Mirror at noon, an auntie even specially cleaned the glass. The swimming rings by the pool were all nice and new, not tattered at all. The room also had a Tmall Genie, and the cleaning was impeccable. I arrived early, and they opened one room for me, and I practically watched them prepare the adjacent one. When we checked in, the staff immediately took photos of our license plate to link it to the parking system. The service was incredibly thoughtful, and we even received brown sugar as a parting gift when we checked out. A truly delightful stay!

I booked this guesthouse last minute and it exceeded my expectations. It's a quiet little place tucked away in a bustling area. The location is right at the entrance of Shuolong Street. Across the river is Vietnam, and the border crossing is to the left. They have their own parking area, which is very convenient. Our triple room was on the fifth floor. There's an elevator, which is great for the elderly. The views are expansive. The room has wooden tables and chairs, which adds a nice touch. The food was also delicious. It's a charming little spot with a lot of character.

I saw some mixed reviews about Yuexiang Biancheng online, and I was a bit hesitant at first. But after staying there myself, I realized it offers really good value for money. The hotel entrance looks quite ordinary, but once you get to the backyard, it's a completely different world. I was especially pleasantly surprised when they upgraded my room. The room was spacious and comfortable, which significantly enhanced my stay. All the hotel facilities are well-maintained. They have all the essentials for long trips, like a self-service laundry room (with dryer) and a self-service gym. It's very practical to be able to do laundry and stretch a bit when you're tired from traveling. The backyard also offers a lot to do. You can cool off in the spring water pool, and in the evening, there's an outdoor garden cinema where you can watch movies with the mountain breeze, or even invite friends for a BBQ. Compared to many hotels in the same price range where you're mostly confined to your room, here you can truly relax and unwind even without leaving the hotel. The environment is quiet, and it's very close to Detian Waterfall, making it convenient for sightseeing. Despite the varied reviews online, experiencing it firsthand was the most reliable. This is definitely a place to consider when visiting Detian Waterfall.

The stay was exceptional! We booked two rooms, both of them were with a great view and spotlessly clean. The rooms were on the last (6th) floor and we had also an access to a beautiful terrace where we could relax and enjoy a stunning view. Most of all we liked the host who was very helpful and kind, he helped us to book a transfer to Chongzuo (260 CIY) and met all our requirements. The breakfast was a typical Chinese one: delicious noodles, eggs, vegetables, steamed rolls. Just a kind of advice is to add more seating facilities, sometimes it's crowded during breakfast. Thank you very much!

Our family of three visited Mingshi Garden during the summer vacation. As we prefer hotels over guesthouses, we chose Mingshi Villa. The hotel boasts an excellent location, right within the Mingshi Garden scenic area. The owner must have put a lot of effort into building this hotel back in the day. A significant portion of the unrenovated rooms (ethnic-themed rooms) are indeed quite old, but four buildings have been refurbished into more functionally designed deluxe garden view rooms (though at a higher price). Overall, the hotel offers good value for money. Even some of the better guesthouses in the area cost around a thousand yuan, but their facilities can't compare. Mingshi Villa's parking, shuttle service, restaurant ambiance, food quality, and service awareness are all things guesthouses can't provide. I hope the hotel continues its efforts to renovate all the older room types. Integrating the resources of Bieyuan and Yajun would definitely allow it to compete with high-end resorts like Changliu Mountain House.

This B&B is like the Hermès of guesthouses! Everything you'd find in a luxury hotel, Moon on Top has it, and then some: immaculate hygiene, top-notch facilities, and outstanding service. It's just over 100 meters from the tourist center, yet tucked away from the main road, making it wonderfully quiet. It's rare for a B&B to offer breakfast, and while the selection isn't huge, it's more than enough to fill you up.

Hey Shanghainese folks, listen up! It's only a few hundred meters from the actual main entrance, but for lazy people, it might be a bit of a trek. You can drive there, and parking is 30 RMB. The guesthouse itself is really great – clean and relatively quiet! It's the tallest and largest guesthouse around, standing out from the ones on either side, so the views are unobstructed. During the National Day holiday, things were busy, but the landlady kept her cool and was super responsive to everything, which I really appreciated. Honestly, after looking around this trip, the service here was better than other so-called high-end guesthouses. The complimentary breakfast was a nice touch. There's parking right outside. I didn't have the landlady buy the 80 RMB tickets for me because she couldn't get them until 8:30 AM, and the scenic area opens at 7:30 AM. I bought my 110 RMB ticket online directly and was the first one through the gates on National Day. By 9 AM, when I was done and leaving, the peak crowds were just arriving. Then I went back to the guesthouse, took a shower, had some noodles, and relaxed watching a Vietnamese drama – pretty sweet!

Stay here! You can stay at the park gate. Drive up to it at night. Sleep here. He’ll go get your tickets in the morning for you and then you can be in the park at 8:30. You’ll arrive right as the people who have to bus in arrive but if you’re not in a group you can get ahead of everyone and enjoy the park and be on your way around noon

The room facilities, though a bit dated, were very well-maintained and clean, showing the hotel's dedication. The hotel is located near the Guichun River within the scenic area, offering views of the Vietnamese people across the river, though the barbed wire fence is a bit of a letdown. However, the hotel's garden restaurant is an absolute disaster—the food is unappetizing and truly awful. I'd recommend eating before you check in or returning to the hotel to rest after you've had a meal elsewhere.