4-Star Hotels in Guangxi, China

Facilities: The room was very well laid out and spacious. Even with a three-year-old, we could open our suitcases without them getting in the way. Cleanliness: Overall, it was tidy and clean, very comfortable, and we slept soundly. Environment: We chose a street-facing room because we wanted to see the bustling night life... It was very convenient for our family of three, with food options right downstairs. Our child's favorite taro cake stall was right in front of the hotel. Service: The lobby staff were very friendly and cheerful, greeting us when they saw us. Check-in was also quick. We met the cleaning auntie before entering our room, and she also greeted us warmly. It felt very welcoming. I would recommend this to friends and family.

The hotel's location is perfect, right near the scenic area, yet it's very quiet. Getting to attractions is super convenient, just a short walk away. We had a very comfortable and satisfying stay. The room was fully smart-equipped and felt brand new. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful; a lady even assisted us with our luggage when we checked out. There's also a gym and a kids' play area on the first floor, making it ideal for families and couples. Highly recommend!

Location: The hotel is super conveniently located, just a few minutes' walk to the pedestrian street, and close to Elephant Trunk Hill and Wangfu. It was quiet and comfortable during my stay. Service: The front desk has a water bar, and the rooms were cleaned daily – the service was spot on. Before check-in, they even thoughtfully recommended local specialty foods! Delicious and not expensive at all!!

We loved staying in this hotel, I think one of the best hotels I've ever been. The whole hotel is extremely beautiful, the rooms are spacious, clean and pretty, the staff is helpful and nice, the service is impeccable and the position is great. I loved the atmosphere, and the coffee machine was a great plus. I honestly can't think at a single thing that could be improved in this hotel.

We had a great stay. Very central position to get to the tourist spots in Guilin. We could walk to Shan Lake to see the Sun and Moon pagodas and also to Elephant Trunk Park. Zhengyang pedestrian street is just round the corner. We even walked to the quaint East West lane with the centuries old houses converted to shops and also a hidden gem (small opera house with nightly opera and musicals). The Jingjiang Princes' is also reachable from East West Lane. Friendly staff, and delicious breakfast. Highly recommended to stay at this hotel

After turning left from Detian Waterfall to Mingshi Countryside, it wasn't long before we saw their sign. Due to ongoing road construction and new guesthouses being built at the entrance, the road conditions aren't great. During the rainy season, it can be quite muddy and difficult to navigate. This is a 7-story building. Since it's winter now, there isn't much scenery to speak of (it should be beautiful in spring and autumn). The 7th floor has an infinity pool with expansive views. On the 1st floor, they occasionally offer roasted sweet potatoes, and the hotel also provides free bicycle rentals. Facilities: Relatively new Hygiene: Clean, disposable toilet seat covers provided Breakfast: Set menu

Let's start with the positives: the hotel's location is impeccable, convenient for getting anywhere. At night, we could enjoy a panoramic view of the fountains right from our room. Seeing the crowds below, huddled in the cold wind watching the musical fountain, instantly filled us with a sense of contentment! The hotel facilities are brand new and spotless, and the front desk staff were all incredibly friendly. The restaurant manager was exceptionally service-oriented; we stayed two nights, and on our departure day, we wanted yogurt for breakfast, but they had run out. The manager went out and bought us a large tub, which was very touching. Now for the negatives: check-in is at 2 PM. We arrived a little past noon, and were told the room wasn't ready, which is understandable. We didn't originally plan to eat, but to kill time while waiting, we went out for a meal. When we returned after 2 PM, the front desk staff inquired about the room's status, and housekeeping replied that cleaning hadn't even started. I had arrived at the designated check-in time, and they were notified over an hour beforehand to clean. Regardless of the reason, there's no excuse for this issue. Although the front desk staff upgraded us to a different room type, it doesn't mask the underlying management problem. Then, less than two minutes after entering the room, the power went out. It came back on shortly, but when we returned from sightseeing, the power was out again. We had to wait in the dark for the maintenance worker to arrive. Even the worker couldn't find the cause, and in the end, I discovered the problem myself: it was the power card. The 'complimentary coffee' was lukewarm when brewed, and the 'complimentary Liuzhou rice noodles' were also lukewarm – speechless! Breakfast options were limited and the taste was poor. The female server at the noodle station was swearing incessantly, using explicit language three times in a row while talking to another staff member. It was quite shocking! A good reputation and good business aren't destroyed by others; they are often slowly ruined from within. This hotel has such great potential and started off well. I hope it continues to improve rather than sabotaging its own future. Let's all strive for that! The yogurt in the last photo was bought by the restaurant manager and given to us just before we left. He insisted we take it in the car (we were self-driving). We didn't drink it and brought it back. It was a very warm gesture, thank you!

It is the hotel I imagined, with warm service, complete facilities and elegant environment. The breakfast is rich and the meal time is early. The restaurant is garden-style. The room is large, and the air conditioner has a small flaw, which can be solved by manual setting. Overall it is OK.

My family and I really enjoyed our stay. The room is spacious and clean. The view from the room is nice. The buffet breakfast has a great variety. The location of the hotel is also very convenient. All staff members were friendly and polite. We will definitely stay at this hotel again next time and will recommend it to friends and families who would be traveling to Dongxing.

My kids absolutely loved it and didn't want to leave, allowing this mom to relax and enjoy the trip. We stayed in the Little Yellow Duck family room, which came with a tent, plush toys, and various cartoon-themed soft furnishings. They also provided exclusive children's amenities, showing incredible attention to detail – it was so thoughtful! Right outside our room was the hotel's kids' playground, featuring a ball pit slide, a play kitchen area, and a dress-up corner that my daughter adored. She went wild as soon as we entered and I literally couldn't pull her away; she just wanted to stay and play at the hotel! The hotel also has a gym, an outdoor pool, an outdoor bar, and a self-service laundry room with sterilization and drying functions. Breakfast is served at the Nai Garden Restaurant, and the ambiance speaks for itself – just look at the pictures! It was incredibly picturesque, especially with a bit of rain, giving off strong Monet vibes. The atmosphere was just perfect! I have to praise the hotel breakfast; the value for money is absolutely amazing. For this price, the breakfast spread was so rich, including Guilin's famous oil tea, rice noodles, Western pastries, and Chinese breakfast items. They even offered cups for free takeaway coffee – as a coffee addict, I had two cups to get my day started ☕️. On the first floor, the hotel lobby also had a Chinese New Year event where my child experienced making hand-printed good fortune paper, and they even framed her artwork as a gift. My daughter was thrilled! Across from the hotel is a department store, making shopping and exploring very convenient. It's also very close to Elephant Trunk Hill, Two Rivers and Four Lakes, and the Li River scenic area. Elephant Hill Scenic Area, East-West Alley, and Zheng Yang Pedestrian Street are all within walking distance. Guilin, this picturesque and poetic little city, is truly chill and always uplifting. It's super suitable for a city walk with kids!