4-Star Hotels in Tongren

This is the first time I've ever felt compelled to write a review, which just goes to show how thoughtful the owner is! The guesthouse, from its location to its decor, is truly tasteful. The service is incredibly attentive, reflected in all the subtle details. It's not just polite courtesy; they genuinely anticipate your needs. If I ever go with my family again, I'd definitely choose this place. So many friends have already asked me which guesthouse it is just from seeing my WeChat Moments photos – when something's good, I'm happy to recommend it! Wishing the owner a booming business. However, I do have one small suggestion: both my friend and I stayed in separate rooms, and we both felt the only minor drawback was the pillows. They were too soft and not very supportive, which isn't ideal for people with neck issues. Perhaps a batch of slightly firmer pillows could be considered.

We chose this hotel for its triple room, which is quite rare but perfect for us. The room was reasonably clean, though perhaps because it's in the mountains, there were always bugs. The restaurant behind the hotel is excellent, and you can access it directly from the third-floor walkway. On the ground floor, there were always people playing mahjong – I'm not sure if they were guests or staff. Is this some kind of local custom? It's right in the lobby, facing the front, which makes the hotel look more like a mahjong parlor. It might be better if they had a separate room for that.

This B&B is located right inside the Dong village, offering a peaceful and quiet environment away from any noisy crowds. The room was spotless, the bedding comfortable, and a full range of toiletries was provided. The owner recommended some authentic local farm-to-table restaurants nearby, where the local dishes were generous in portion and truly delicious. It's very close to the East Gate of Fanjing Mountain, just a few minutes' drive to the scenic area, and they even thoughtfully provided tips for hiking. The courtyard has lots of greenery, and you can see mountain views as soon as you open the window in the morning. Strolling around the Dong village and its drum towers was especially pleasant. It's perfect for us older folks who prefer a relaxed pace of travel; staying here was truly comfortable and reassuring.

Location: The guesthouse is a 10-minute walk from the scenic area, which is very convenient for transportation. It also has its own parking lot, so guests who drive can park their cars there and walk to the attractions. Facilities: The hotel was recently renovated, so the facilities are quite new, and the bedding is comfortable. There's a bamboo forest outside the window, offering a lovely view. However, the swimming pool is not like what's shown in the promotional video; it's actually very small and shallow, almost unusable for swimming. Service: Having visited several major attractions in Guizhou, I'd say the service at this guesthouse is a bit subpar compared to others. Even after I drove right up to the guesthouse entrance, no one contacted me beforehand to tell me where to park. I had to proactively call the owner after arriving, and only then did they rush out to greet me. We stayed for two nights, and after housekeeping cleaned the room on the second day, there were no bath towels or regular towels. I didn't even know the internal phone number to call, so I had to go downstairs myself to ask for them. Moreover, tea bags were only provided on the first day, not the second. I later found out that the tea bags on the first day were just to let guests sample Guizhou tea, so the hotel could then sell it. Additionally, breakfast needs to be purchased separately at 10 yuan per person. While it's not expensive, the experience was very poor, and the owner wouldn't even offer it for free after communication. Most importantly, the breakfast was truly unappetizing; the noodles and vermicelli were bland, and the side dishes weren't good either. We definitely chose to eat out on the second day.

The butler service at Fanjingshan Yunshe Courtyard is absolutely top-notch. Even before check-in, they proactively sent warm reminders and travel guides. Upon arrival, they helped with luggage and offered locally brewed welcome tea. When the weather turned cold, they brought extra blankets without us asking. Any requests were promptly handled, and their 24/7 attentiveness made us feel right at home. The village where the courtyard is located, Yunshe Village, is truly a fairyland. Known as the 'First Tujia Village in China,' it's framed by green mountains, with the Longtan River winding through. Tujia wooden houses are reflected in the water, and flagstone paths connect fields and homes. There's no commercial hustle and bustle, just ducks and geese swimming, and windmills turning. Strolling through, the natural beauty and slow pace allow for complete relaxation.

There are several hotels along this riverbank, and this one has the best location. The price difference isn't significant either. The rooms are spacious, and the facilities are all new; I'm very satisfied. You can play in the river, or sit in the lobby watching the water flow quietly while sipping a cup of hot tea.

The hotel facilities are new and stylish. The public areas are beautiful, with a dedicated tea area. There's a small river outside the restaurant, offering stunning scenery. The owner is incredibly warm; although breakfast wasn't included in the booking, he prepared noodles, eggs, and rice noodles for us, saying it was a treat—the taste and presentation were excellent. The next day, for our hike, he thoughtfully provided two bottles of water, gloves, and raincoats—a thoughtful touch. The hotel's location is excellent, with free parking and charging facilities right outside. The facilities are very convenient, offering drop-off and pick-up services at attractions. We booked the top floor, a very spacious room with a large terrace—fantastic! The bedding was very comfortable. The owner specially brewed tea made by his son, and you could feel his pride in his son. Raw peanuts—this year's fresh peanuts—were available at the front desk and on the tea table; they were crunchy and sweet, which we especially loved. Highly recommend staying here!

We were a family of three traveling here and chose the Raidiboer International Hotel because it's right next to the Yanhe County Government Square, close to the river, restaurants, and shops. I was very satisfied with my stay. Overall, although the room wasn't oversized, the layout was very logical and not at all cramped. The cleanliness was a pleasant surprise. The bedding felt like new, with no odors, and every corner of the bathroom was spotlessly clean, much better than similarly priced hotels I've stayed in before. Breakfast was also included, which really satisfied my cravings. The service is also highly commendable! The front desk lady was very patient during check-in and proactively pointed me to nearby restaurants and fun places. In the evening 🌆, we went to the riverside to enjoy the breeze and stroll along the river 🚶🏻♀️. It was truly refreshing. I'll definitely stay at this hotel again next time I visit. I'll experience it myself. If you're traveling to Yanhe for business or entertainment, this is the place to stay. It's a reliable choice.

This is an ideal hotel for taking children on summer vacation. A highly recommended summer resort hotel. The hotel is a garden hotel with excellent amenities and a good breakfast. The hotel is also located next to a crystal-clear river, perfect for swimming and fishing. The hotel is about a 10-minute drive from Fanjing Mountain, offering stunning scenery. If you're driving, this is highly recommended and a great value. I'll be back next year. The service was also excellent. My only suggestion is that the toiletries could be better; those with more sophisticated needs should bring their own.

Peeling paint and mold were the less serious drawbacks of this place. When we checked in, we booked two rooms at different price points, but the hotel assigned us the cheaper one. After we complained, they claimed it was for our convenience. Secondly, I booked a room for my parents that included breakfast, but why did the hotel charge them for breakfast in the morning? My parents called me, and I quickly clarified that their room included breakfast, and only then was they not charged. The stay was extremely poor, and the hygiene was appalling.