3-Star Hotels in Nanning

Very beautiful and clean hotel, well maintained. Gym is very lacking with just one treadmill and one cycling machine. Will be great if dumbbells can be added. The laundry room has 2 washer and 2 dryer, which can sometimes be very occupied so don't wait till you're out of clothes to wash. You can scan the QR code with your WeChat app and get notification when your clothes are almost done, which is really really smart. There are convenience stores and fast food (Tasiting) just downstairs. And behind the hotel is a major mall chain Short walk across the road and you'll reach the riverside park, where you can do a super long walk (believe it will be perfect during the cooler weather) Room is very spacious with work desk, day bed/balcony, and a bench with tea table (the only stay during my trip that offers a tea set). My only complain will be the smoking smell. The hotel only takes up 3 floors in the building, so it is shared with other users. I met with someone that smoked in the lift lobby even though there's a no smoking sign. Room also had a cigarette smell but it was fine after using air spray and switching on the aircon. So just keep the aircon!

This is a newly opened hotel. The rooms are quite spacious, and the facilities are new. It's also conveniently located near Wuxiang Hangyang City and the Guangxi Culture and Arts Center. Our room had building blocks, a tent, and even a small toy excavator, which my child absolutely loved. There were a few minor points that could be improved, but when I gave feedback to the hotel, they were very receptive. I hope they continue to get better.

The hygiene was impeccable, and there was 24-hour hot water available instantly. The location, nestled within Sanjie Liangxiang, was incredibly convenient for shopping, dining, and getting around. It was away from the hustle and bustle, making for an exceptionally quiet and peaceful night's rest.

First of all, the location is very good, with its own underground parking garage, but the garage is relatively small, and the parking location is sometimes tight. The service at the front desk was very, very good. I saw that I took the elderly and children and asked me whether I chose a room facing south or north, because there was a room that might be noisy by the road. There are not many types of breakfast, but there will be a window of boiled noodles and noodles, and the food is also very satisfying.

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.

Stayed at this hotel with my bestie, and it was absolutely perfect for photos! The art installation in the lobby was really stylish, and the murals in the room were so unique. Plus, they had a proper vanity mirror. For breakfast, the spring rolls were incredibly crispy and paired perfectly with coffee. Having two elevators was a nice touch, and the service was very attentive – they saw us with our luggage and proactively helped carry it to our room. There's MixC Mall and Qingxiu Mountain nearby, great for photoshoots or just relaxing. Highly recommend it for taking beautiful pictures and chilling out with your bestie~

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.

Choosing Urumqi Hotel for my stay in Nanning was absolutely the right decision! From the moment I stepped into the hotel, I was greeted with warm and attentive service. The front desk staff not only processed my check-in quickly but also gave me a detailed overview of the hotel's facilities and nearby dining options, making me feel right at home. The room itself was a pleasant surprise. It was immaculately clean and tidy, as expected, and the decor was simple yet stylish.

Facilities: Fully equipped, had everything I needed and more. Cleanliness: Spotless and tidy, I was impressed the moment I walked into the room. Environment: Quiet and comfortable. Service: The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful.

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.