5-Star Hotels in Qingyuan

This was our company's team-building choice, and the 22 rooms perfectly met our team's needs. The butler set up a group chat in advance for coordination, and everything from room assignments to meal arrangements was well-organized with extremely fast response times. In the evening, we had a barbecue and bonfire on the lawn. The guesthouse even arranged for roasted sweet potatoes to be delivered to our rooms, which were piping hot and added to the great atmosphere. The infinity pool on the fourth floor became the main battleground for colleagues to take photos and check in. The 270° panoramic view directly faces the karst peaks, and everyone said this was the most photogenic guesthouse we've stayed at for team building. The architecture itself is also very well-designed, with a pure white, minimalist style that contrasts sharply with the surrounding mountains. The conference room's floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the peaks, making meetings much less painful, haha.

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic – it feels like being in Yangshuo, but with a much more relaxed and tranquil vibe. However, it is a bit remote, so finding other entertainment or restaurants nearby might be challenging. Good thing the hotel has its own bar and coffee shop! You could easily spend a whole day and night just relaxing here, it's perfect for unwinding. Just a heads-up, on rainy days there might be quite a few bugs, so that's something to consider. Overall, for a hotel in the 2000 price range, I'm very satisfied.

Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ **Environment and Location** The hotel boasts an excellent location by a small river with clear water. Morning and evening strolls along the river are very pleasant, and the air quality is great. Lianzhou itself is rich in natural landscapes, and staying by the water definitely gives off a relaxed, resort-like vibe. It's quiet and not noisy, perfect for unwinding. **Room Experience** The room size was adequate, and the layout was well-designed. The bedding was just the right firmness, ensuring good sleep. The bathroom had a good wet-dry separation, and the shower water pressure was normal. The soundproofing was decent for a hotel in its category. Air conditioning, lighting, and curtain controls were easy to use. Thoughtful details like welcome fruits and turn-down service were provided, making for a hassle-free stay. **Service Experience** Check-in at the front desk was efficient. The staff were enthusiastic but not overly so. Requests for directions or extra pillows were promptly attended to. There was a farewell greeting upon departure, making us feel well-cared for. It’s a reassuring choice, especially when traveling with seniors and children. **All-Day Dining Restaurant – Two Dishes Worth Highlighting** The hotel's buffet restaurant was generally average, but two dishes were exceptionally good and deserve a special mention: * **Fried Rice:** Each grain was separate, with excellent 'wok hei' (wok breath), and a well-balanced mix of ingredients. It's the kind of dish you'll crave after eating. * **Black Tofu:** Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a rich soybean flavor. The sauce was also perfectly seasoned, making it a standout dish in the restaurant. **Breakfast** Breakfast covered common options like Cantonese dim sum, congee, noodles, and both Chinese and Western hot dishes, satisfying basic needs. The ingredients were fresh, and food replenishment was timely. For a resort hotel breakfast, it was standard – not spectacular, but perfectly sufficient. **Nearby Farmhouse Restaurant – Authentic Local Flavors** Within walking distance of the hotel, there's a farmhouse restaurant specializing in local cuisine: * **Stir-fried Snails:** Generously sized and well-seasoned, making for a truly enjoyable dish. * **Local Fish:** Tender and fresh, prepared simply but with great flavor. Steamed or braised, either way, it's delicious. Eating at the hotel is refined and convenient, while the farmhouse offers a taste of local life – a good combination. **Summary** The quiet riverside environment, comfortable rooms, reliable service, two excellent dishes at the all-day dining restaurant, and the delicious local fish and snails at the nearby farmhouse – overall, it was a very satisfying vacation in Lianzhou. Suitable for family trips and weekend getaways, highly recommended.

Families with kids, this magical B&B is a must-book! It's practically tailor-made for family vacations, and the experience is absolutely fantastic. The massive lawn totally gets what kids love! The lush green grass is clean and level, perfect for the little ones to run, roll around, and blow bubbles. You can completely free your hands and just let them play, while the adults relax under the canopy nearby – pure bliss. The pool water is crystal clear, so the kids can play happily and safely. Every room comes with its own private hot spring bath, offering amazing privacy. The bath is clean and odorless, and after a day of playing, a warm soak helps the kids sleep extra soundly at night. The service is incredibly thoughtful and attentive to every detail! The entire B&B is clean and tidy; both the common areas and the rooms are spotless. The facilities are comprehensive and safe, with no sharp edges. Adults can relax in the hot springs and enjoy some tranquil time, while the kids can freely run wild and have a blast. This kind of family-friendly resort has already been recommended to all the moms I know, and I'll definitely be back for a second visit!

The environment here is absolutely unbeatable. Tucked away in the Xianhu Resort area, the air is incredibly fresh, and you're surrounded by stunning lake and mountain views. It's perfect for a relaxing weekend getaway. The room was clean and spacious, the bedding was comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, making for a very quiet night. The hot springs were wonderfully soothing, and the staff were all very friendly. Check-in was super quick. The breakfast selection was also quite rich. Overall, I had a fantastic experience and will definitely be back!

Choosing Sanhe Daoli for a weekend getaway near Guangzhou was an absolute delight! This resort, converted from an old village, offers stunning views of vast rice paddies right outside your window, creating an immersive countryside ambiance. The room was clean and tidy. We booked a room with a private hot spring, and soaking in the evening while gazing at the rice fields and distant mountains was incredibly relaxing. The resort grounds are perfect for leisurely strolls; the infinity pool and Sanhe Bookstore are incredibly picturesque – every photo turns out like a masterpiece. The ambiance of the Rice Barn restaurant is unique, and the local farm-to-table dishes were delicious. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options and was very satisfying. The staff were attentive, thoughtful, and promptly responsive. It's a quiet escape from the city bustle, perfect for couples looking to relax or families traveling with children. I've already recommended it to friends, and I can't wait for my next visit!

All the staff were very warm and polite, always waving hello and goodbye whenever we left or returned 👋🏻. The hotel offers convenient private transfers to all destinations. We went there to celebrate my daughter's birthday, and the hotel thoughtfully prepared a 6-inch cake 🎂. The facilities are excellent, with several play areas that kids love, and adults can enjoy movie screenings and art spaces. There are also three water parks to explore 👙. The only slight downside of this trip was that the lighting in the hotel room made it very difficult to do makeup. Even with all the lights on, it was still dim 🌌, and the vanity mirror didn't have a light. Also, after coming back from an outing, I noticed that some trash was still left in the room after cleaning. This might be something they need to pay more attention to. Nevertheless, we were very satisfied with the overall hotel experience! 🥹🥹

This hotel boasts a great location right by the lake. As soon as you enter the lobby, you're greeted with stunning lake and mountain views. It's about a ten-minute walk to the Baojing Palace scenic area, which offers activities like exploring a grotto, via ferrata, a glass bridge, and boating. The hotel itself has several swimming pools – an infinity pool, a kids' splash pool, and a quiet pool for serious swimmers. There's also a private hot spring area and a Biliu Cave. You could easily spend three days here without even leaving the hotel, and you can rent an electric scooter to get around. My kids absolutely loved it. The room size and facilities were also good. On the downside, it was quite damp and stuffy, likely due to its location between the lake and the mountains. The cleaning staff even used a wet mop, leaving the floor very wet when we first entered. There was also standing water on the path to the pool that wasn't promptly cleaned, and an elderly person in our group fell and had to see a doctor when we got home. The service was also quite rough around the edges. Early in the morning, before we were even awake, a cleaning lady knocked on our door – not with the doorbell, but with her hand – insisting on asking when she could clean the room. After we complained, she didn't show up for the next two days. In summary, it's a hotel with a great location and good facilities, but the service quality is just average.

Upon entering the hotel lobby, it felt incredibly spacious and bright. The front desk staff were exceptionally welcoming, and check-in was both efficient and thorough. They not only upgraded my room but also provided a detailed introduction to the hotel's facilities and nearby attractions. The room was spotlessly clean, exceeding my expectations. The bed was wonderfully soft and comfortable, and a full range of amenities was provided, including dental floss, hair ties, cotton swabs, shampoo, and more. The room was also very well soundproofed; I could barely hear any outside noise at night, and the shower pressure was perfect. The hotel's location is also very convenient, being very close to the highway exit. Additionally, there are shuttle buses operating between the hotel and Guangzhou, catering to guests with various transportation needs. The hotel also features a charming pet park with many adorable small animals. Guests staying at the hotel can enjoy complimentary feeding sessions, which is a big hit with children. The park itself is beautifully maintained, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll after dinner. While the hotel boasts a well-equipped gym and a swimming pool, I didn't get a chance to experience them due to my busy schedule. All in all, it was a flawless stay and comes highly recommended.

The hotel is a bit dated with old facilities. The bathroom and room showed signs of mold everywhere. The hot water was inconsistent, and the water pressure was low. The bathroom door only had two small hooks; I suggest adding two more, as you need at least four or five to hang clothes and towels. There's only one stool in the room, so if three or four people are staying, the others would have to sit or lie on the bed for extended periods. The room could use two chairs and a small round table. I'm not sure if the TV was unplugged by the hotel, but it took a while to realize it wasn't plugged in. Perhaps not many people watch TV these days anyway. On the plus side, the balcony has a drying rack, and there are just enough hangers. The restaurant was a huge surprise – for such a large, somewhat upscale hotel, the restaurant looked like a rustic farmhouse, small and old, really bringing down the hotel's image. The breakfast variety was decent, about average. A unique feature is the swimming channels surrounding the hotel's accommodation area; the water quality was clean, and it wasn't cold in this weather. There were quite a few lifeguards, but they seemed more like decorations, a bit excessive, especially since the water in the channels is only about one meter deep. However, I guess without them, guests might blame the hotel if something happens. The hot spring area had fish therapy, hot pools, and a sauna. I spent about ten minutes in the sauna, which was quite refreshing. What I liked most was the staff's service attitude. Every staff member I interacted with was polite, answered all my questions, and resolved any issues, which is commendable. However, I strongly recommend that the hotel refurbish its essential facilities. After all, a standard room costs 700-800 yuan, and guests should feel like they're getting their money's worth for that price.