Lavande Hotel (Xiaoyi Government Wanda Plaza) ★★★

"The room was clean, the lobby also provided free tea and snacks, the service was very good, very thoughtful, and the environment was very beautiful."

IU Hotel Lvliang Xiaoyi Wanda Plaza Municipal Government ★★

Pengfei Guobin Hotel ★★★★★

"This hotel is super cost-effective, the bathroom is large, there is a large parking space, there are charging piles nearby, Xiaoyi Old Town is a few kilometers away, it is very convenient to drive in the past."

JI Hotel (Xiaoyi Fuqian Street) ★★★

"tinghaode"

Runhe Hot Spring Hotel ★★★

"Service is very good, the environment is good, it is recommended"

Royal Hotel ★★★★★

"Multiple stays Every time I pass through Xiaoyi, I choose the Dihao Hotel. Firstly, the hotel has a great location, very close to the highway exit and only two kilometers from Wanda Plaza, making shopping, dining, and other conveniences easy. The hotel has a large, safe, and convenient parking lot. The room facilities are excellent. The front desk service is attentive. The breakfast is decent. The gym has advanced and well-equipped facilities."

Shanjun Shuiyuan Homestay (Xiaoyi Old Town) ★★★★

"The new hotel had very clean rooms, and I really liked the Chinese style. The staff were also very attentive. The hotel is located within a scenic area, with various performances and cultural tourism projects. I would definitely come back again next time."

Wanjiafasthotel ★★

"The hotel environment is clean and tidy, the location is particularly good to find, and the traffic is very convenient. The room hygiene is in place, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and the toiletries are complete. The front desk service is warm and thoughtful, the attitude is super good, the price is very high, I will choose this one next time I stay!"

Pebble Motel (Xiaoyi Xinyidong Street) ★★

"Stepping into this hotel, the key card brazenly displayed the name of a bathhouse. The bedsheets were a chronicle of past guests' stains, the pillowcases bore the marks of sleepwalkers' journeys, and the bathroom doorknob was so rusty it seemed to hold memories of scraped-off iron. The TV and exhaust fan played dead in unison, making me wonder if I'd stumbled into a nostalgic museum showcasing relics from the 90s. The breakfast buffet was an even greater marvel. Each person received a single egg, handed out by a server whose gaze was as resolute as someone issuing identity papers. My brain glitched as I held my buffet plate, only to turn and see two eggs nestled on a 'regular' guest's plate at the next table. It was then I understood: this 'buffet' was allocated by local residency, leaving outsiders to digest this absurdity on their own. The front desk staff, to their credit, were friendly. When I asked to switch rooms, she instantly gave me an identical one. This gentle replica felt like performance art. At 11 AM, I went downstairs to grab some toilet paper. As soon as I reached the elevator, sounds of 'love' filled the air, so clear I could tell which farmer the protagonists were cosplaying. The hotel broadcasting guests' privacy like this was a first in my life. Poor hardware is poverty, poor software is attitude, and broadcasting privacy is just plain *reprehensible*. Life is a journey in reverse, and I am but a traveler. But after encountering this place, I only wish to walk backward. 🤧"