Romantic Hotels in Guangxi, China

The hotel's location is excellent, right across from the entrance of Zhengyang Pedestrian Street, and directly opposite East and West Alley and Jingjiang Prince City. From the hotel, it's just a 10-minute walk to Elephant Trunk Hill and Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas, both offering fantastic scenery. The front desk service is also commendable; they were incredibly enthusiastic and even offered to help carry our luggage to our room and to the hotel entrance. Two thumbs up!

Amazing hotel! Spectacular views. It is about a 40mins didi ride from the Yangshuo station but totally worth it! We stayed at the no.8 building which is away from the lobby but we get taken there either by a private car or the buggy. Breakfast was included and it was okay. The Guilin noodles was definitely the highlight of breakfast. There was also daily refill of the minibar, fruit as well as afternoon tea consisting of nuts, fruits and desserts and Chinese sweet dessert at night. The private car was convenient as it can take you to close surrounding areas. The drivers were really nice. Our 管家 (housekeepers) 西西 and 勤勤 were really nice and friendly too. We had no plan so thank you to 西西and勤勤 for recommending different activities for us and helped us book tickets for cheaper prices too! We had so much fun paragliding, ATV car riding and visiting scenic places! As the weather was cooler, we didn't use the pool but it looked very nice. The hotel itself could use some upkeep though, as some of the paint is wearing off. Nevertheless, I'd definitely come back. The village where the hotel is located at is absolutely charming! Love it :)

The room was spacious, and the hotel seemed newly renovated and well-equipped. The staff were enthusiastic, and there's a playground for kids. The food was also very fresh. The hotel is close to all the attractions, and there's a lake and a park right across the street.

Stepping into the hotel, I was immediately drawn in by two rows of lush bamboo – the new Chinese style really resonated with me! The minimalist black and white lobby features ink wash paintings and tea elements, while wooden furniture paired with mountain light and shadows creates a serene, Zen-like atmosphere perfect for photos. Rooms start at a spacious 50 sqm, and opening the balcony door reveals views of green mountains and dark tiles. Waking up to birdsong in the morning and watching the sunset paint the peaks golden in the evening feels incredibly private. For families with kids, rest assured; the butler proactively provides bed rails and baby-friendly mosquito coils – such thoughtful details!

Excellent, the usual friendly Marriott service. I brought my family to Guangxi for a trip and chose to stay here on our last night. I'm a long-time Marriott Bonvoy member. It's very close to Mixc City, which is considered Nanning's most bustling commercial area. They kindly upgraded my room for free, and outside the window, I could see the big Ferris wheel, which was beautiful at night. The hotel facilities are comprehensive. I highly recommend the buffet on the 17th floor. Since our flight was at 6:30 PM and my child fell asleep at check-out, I spoke with the lovely lady at the front desk, and they extended our stay by two hours free of charge, for which I'm very grateful. I will definitely choose a Marriott property again next time.

For my trip to Guilin this time, I stayed at the Poetry and Faraway hotel in both Yangshuo and Guilin, and the service was truly excellent! Many hotels nowadays charge for laundry, but this one offers free washing and drying, even folding and plastic-wrapping your clothes before returning them to your room. This is incredibly thoughtful for gentlemen like us who are constantly on the road! The butler service was also top-notch, always accommodating requests and responding to messages promptly, helping us out a lot. The breakfast was very good, although the rice noodles in Guilin and Yangshuo had some differences, and there was a wide variety of local specialties. We booked river-view rooms, and the scenery from them was superb, directly facing Fubo Hill. The hotel's riverside location offers incredible, first-rate views! The in-room Wi-Fi was fast, and there were even rocking chairs, free tea bags so you could enjoy tea with a view, and a handheld garment steamer. The hotel is also centrally located, making it convenient to get to many places, and taxis arrive quickly. There's also a parking lot for those driving, complete with charging stations. Many of the hotel staff act as mini-guides, recommending great places to eat and fun activities, so we will definitely be back next time.

It's literally the nicest hotel in the area despite being expensive. Our room overlooked the sunset and the view was beautiful. The front desk staff efficiently checked me in, making me feel right at home.Special thanks to Jackson, who made the stay perfect and was helpful every step of the way! I'll definitely come back. Perhaps the most pleasing aspect was the hotel's quiet atmosphere that allowed us to relax and enjoy ourselves. There were no sounds of traffic or construction to distract or annoy us, and that was a pleasant change from our normal routine. We are happy to recommend to everyone that they book their next stay for rest and recreation at the Nan Ning Shangri-La Hotel. By the way, the hotel's location is very convenient as it is central to shopping, restaurants and recreation venues. Aurelia, Jessica, Eileen, Doris, and Iris are great.

This year, I've stayed at many family-friendly hotels with my child, but this one left the deepest impression. From the moment we arrived, a friendly staff member helped us with our luggage at the front desk. The room was equipped with various child-friendly facilities, and the restaurant even had special cutlery for kids. The 10th-floor kids' club was incredibly well-stocked and looked spotless. The location is also excellent; we could walk to major attractions like Elephant Trunk Hill, which was super convenient. It's truly fantastic and far exceeded my expectations for the price. I'd recommend it to any parent planning to visit Guilin with their little one.

The hotel lobby is very grand, and the background painting has a strong local character, which is quite impressive. The room we were assigned had a very open view; although it faced a road, the soundproofing was still good. When checking in, the lady at the front desk gave us a complimentary room upgrade and reminded us that it was going to rain that day, advising us to take an umbrella. The room was clean, and the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. Even though the hotel is ten years old, the facilities are still quite new. The breakfast offers both Chinese and Western options, and they even have Luosifen (snail noodles)! The staff were also excellent, promptly helping to change our plates. We also received a welcome fruit tea, which tasted great!

The view is beautiful. The parking lot at the entrance is a bit small (I'm not sure if there's underground parking), but the handsome guy on the first floor was very helpful with our luggage. I heard from the taxi driver outside that the lobby is on the 13th floor because of the location, and they're worried about flooding. So, we have to go up to the 13th floor to check in, then go to our check-in floor. This trip to Liuzhou was a spontaneous one, and the beautiful river view made me feel great. The beautiful receptionist gave me a free upgrade to a suite with a large bathtub. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and I slept soundly. The upgraded suite had a window that opened onto a residential building across from it, but I was fine with that. After all, rest is the most important thing after a tiring trip. There's another window over the bathtub, with picturesque greenery outside and a sideways view of the river. There's a swimming pool on the 12th floor. While not large, I went there at night to take photos. The shimmering night view is beautiful and photogenic. Breakfast was my own expense. The beef brisket noodles were good, and the other food complemented the river view. The taste wasn't important; the gentle morning breeze and a good mood were what mattered...