Guiyang Hotels with Bars

I recently stayed at the Anzhou Langji Hotel during my trip to Guiyang, and my overall experience was excellent. The hotel's central location made it very convenient for getting around and dining. The most pleasant surprise was the high-altitude view; the floor-to-ceiling windows offered an expansive vista. You could watch the city's daytime landscape, and then enjoy the sunset and night view in the evening, creating a wonderful ambiance. The hotel's afternoon tea was of good quality, and the coffee tasted great. Sitting in the high-altitude lounge, sipping tea while enjoying the city view, instantly relieved my travel fatigue. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and the soundproofing was effective, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. The front desk service was attentive, and check-in was efficient. This hotel is perfect for both leisure travel and short stays. I'll definitely consider it again on my next visit to Guiyang.

The room was a bit small, not quite the 30-35 sq m I expected, BUT! BUT! Their service was absolutely amazing! I mean, I just casually brought two huge loads of laundry from Kaili, and the staff even dried it and delivered it to my room? What?! How incredibly thoughtful! I highly recommend that anyone staying nearby goes to Yuji Posu Bao first thing in the morning, buys seasonings at Sister Wei's Grain and Oil Store on the second floor, gets potato slices at Dongjia Potato Slices, and definitely tries the Xiaoping Plain Noodles with extra minced meat, crispy bits, and an egg – the fried egg is so good! No need to queue or take a taxi, it's wonderful!!! Your kids and husband can sleep in while you easily shop and eat to your heart's content. The location and service are just incredible. Once you're back, head to the restaurant on the top floor, grab some free iced coffee, and just chill – the scorching sun outside won't bother you at all!

Overall, the hotel is quite good. The service is excellent, parking is convenient, and the location is very accessible. It's only a 5-minute walk to Terminal 3 of the airport, and also a 5-minute walk to the Hi-Car and Shenzhou Car Rental branches. There's a small supermarket and dining options right next to the hotel. The hotel breakfast is outstanding, and the service is great. On my last day, I had an early flight, and the front desk prepared a sandwich breakfast for me in advance, which was absolutely delicious. I booked a room with breakfast for two, and it cost a little over 500 RMB per night. Personally, I think the price is a bit high; it would be perfect if it were around 400 RMB!

The standardization at Hilton Garden Inn is consistently good. I've stayed at two of them recently, one in Lhasa and one in Guiyang, and they were practically identical in style. This particular hotel is located south of Jiaxiu Tower, and everything is very well-appointed. From the lobby, it didn't seem too crowded, which might be because the ground floor common areas are quite spacious and grand. The only minor drawback is that the elevators are a bit slow, especially considering it's nearly a 60-story building.

The room was great, and the front desk staff were very friendly. I even saw them proactively upgrade families with children while I was queuing. The room was spacious and had a good view. However, there were some major downsides. Every time I went to the front desk, there was a strong smell of smoke, so I was forced to inhale second-hand smoke just to check in, which was a huge turn-off! The window soundproofing was terrible; even on the 20th floor, I was woken up every day by the whip-cracking from the plaza downstairs. It's unbelievable! The hotel service is excellent, but they really need to improve their facilities. They should invest in better windows! Despite the good service from the front desk and housekeeping, these two serious flaws mean I won't be considering this place again.

The room I requested was generally accommodated, but due to the building's design, the window felt quite oppressive. I discussed it with the front desk and managed to switch to a room closer to the road, which felt less claustrophobic. However, the traffic lights on the street did slightly affect the room at night. Since it was peak season, I had no other options, and this is a fixed hardware issue with the room. The elevator serves two hotels, so it can get a bit busy during breakfast, and it often gets stopped on the first floor. The hotel's front desk is on the basement level, so sometimes you can't get an elevator upstairs from there. Parking is quite convenient; even if there are no spots, they try their best to find one. I want to give a shout-out to the front desk staff, especially the young man who enthusiastically helped us solve problems and even printed study materials for my daughter. The service was very warm, and the complimentary coffee vouchers were also excellent – not just a token gesture. The breakfast selection wasn't huge, but the food tasted really good! They even offered late-night porridge and there's a laundry room. Overall, it was quite a pleasant stay! The pictures show the breakfast, the complimentary coffee, and a window from a room in their building. You can use these as a reference when choosing a room.

Hotel Experience Sharing This hotel is conveniently located in the city center. Its exterior boasts a modern design, while the interior decor perfectly blends classic elements with contemporary comfort. Upon entering the lobby, you immediately sense the hotel's high-quality service; the front desk staff are friendly, and the check-in process is swift and efficient. The rooms are spacious and bright, with soft and comfortable beds that ensure a great night's sleep. The in-room amenities are comprehensive, including high-speed Wi-Fi, a mini-bar, and an LCD TV, catering to both business and leisure travelers. The bathroom is clean and tidy, well-stocked with toiletries, making for a very satisfying showering experience. The hotel's dining service is equally excellent. The breakfast spread is rich and varied, offering everything from fresh fruits and pastries to hot omelets and bacon, all prepared to perfection. Furthermore, the hotel's fitness center and swimming pool provide guests with a great place to relax and unwind. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money. It's a great choice for both business trips and leisure vacations. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to the city.

The hotel's location is excellent, right above Qingyun Street. The room environment is fantastic, and the hotel staff were lovely, even arranging a river view room for us! However, the elevators in the building are truly suffocating. One of the three was broken, and with it being peak tourist season, going up and down was incredibly inconvenient. We had to wait at least 10 minutes for an elevator 😂. We heard from the hotel staff that they are coordinating with the building management to upgrade the elevator equipment, and we hope it gets resolved soon, otherwise, it will really affect the hotel's reputation. Aside from the elevator issue, the hotel room experience was very good.

The room is very stylish, spacious and bright, with good views and complete facilities. All services are satisfactory, including the doorman helping to open the door and carry luggage, the front desk reception, and the coffee bar making coffee. The room also has welcome fruit and afternoon tea, and breakfast can be enjoyed in the room. The overall service exceeded expectations. The lobby is furnished with style and retro features, which is my favorite style. In short, it was a very pleasant stay.

The hotel grounds are quite spacious, but apart from being large, there isn't much to praise about the garden view; the design is rather ordinary. 1. For a five-star hotel, it feels remarkably stingy. For such an expensive room rate, the mini-bar was completely empty. Honestly, a few cans of Coke or Sprite might not get drunk, but it's the gesture that counts. There weren't even any welcome fruits, something even a basic guesthouse provides. How can a big hotel be so dismissive of these small touches? 2. As a family-focused hotel, it's expected to have many children, but the swimming pool water was so murky it was uninviting. The hotel should consider adult guests more, perhaps by dedicating a separate lane. Plus, the outdoor pool closes quite early. Overall, for adults without children, the pool is practically useless. 3. Our flight was canceled late at night due to a typhoon, forcing us to rebook an earlier flight. We had to leave first thing in the morning. We had breakfast included, so we went to the breakfast area to ask for some food to go. The manager said we could only take simple items like eggs and bread, nothing else. Why? We paid extra for breakfast in our room rate, why are we restricted to just a few items? The restaurant manager then said we could take a little more, but only if we signed an agreement to avoid disputes… and we had to list everything we wanted to take. We were already in a rush, and then they gave us two small boxes, following us the whole time. In the end, just as she said, it was a very small amount. I really don't understand this policy. Many children, who don't even pay for breakfast, waste food by eating half and discarding half, with no one supervising. Yet, paying guests who genuinely need it are treated this way? 4. The buffet dinner was terrible value for money. Apart from some tiny crayfish, there was hardly anything else worth eating! While it's a good family hotel that's kid-friendly, as an adult looking for a relaxing vacation, you'll feel largely overlooked here.