Spa hotels in Zunyi

When choosing a hotel in Maotai Town, we just randomly picked one that was conveniently located, close to restaurants and attractions, and offered good value for money. That's how we ended up booking Guotai. It's undeniable that Maotai Town truly lives up to its name as the birthplace of Maotai – the air is thick with the fragrant aroma of soy sauce. The hotel was upscale and elegant, clean, with separate wet and dry areas, parking, and a gym with equipment, though we didn't have time to use it. It's within walking distance of 1915 Square, the Red Army's Four Crossings of the Chishui River Memorial Hall, and other famous local attractions. The restaurants across the street offer views of 1915 Square at night! The hotel service was excellent. Apparently, there's a Guotai liquor exhibition hall in the lobby. The staff personally guided us through it, explaining the brewing history and process in detail, and there was even a 4D animated display showcasing the development of Guotai liquor – very engaging. It seems there's also a tour of the production facilities, but that wasn't arranged because it was a holiday.

Overall, it's very good, but the soundproofing is terrible; I'm always woken up by noise in the mornings. Also, the showerhead has a very weak water pressure when showering, and the room opens directly into the hallway, which is a bit awkward.

The service was thoughtful. The waiter took the initiative to give us tickets to the big teapot next door. The hotel is generally good and I am quite satisfied.

”This hotel is very cost-effective and reasonably priced, but whether it is room conditions, service quality or the convenience of surrounding transportation, it is far more than other hotels at the same price, and it is the best choice for travel.” The front desk is also very polite [rose]