5-Star Hotels in Libo

Qisu Laqi ｜ Full score Riverview single-family, butler service is closed, the whole family is super satisfied! A family of three stayed in a single-family double room with river view. This experience was directly sealed and must be fully praised! The single-family is very private, and the window is the river view. The unique green of the Libo Lijiang River is within easy reach, and the view is wide and quiet. The room is spacious and clean, the layout is warm, the bedding is comfortable to sleep on the pillow, the hardware texture is online, the details are in place, and the children are particularly at ease. What impressed me most was the service, which really made me personalized, meticulous, caring, far more than expected. From docking before check-in to accompanying throughout the whole process, the housekeeper is super attentive, taking the initiative to help us carry luggage, special car transfer, on call, especially when we encounter problems, the housekeeper helps solve the problem as soon as possible, very touched, and the first time to experience the train to the station before reminding, to avoid us sitting over the station, The details can be described as meticulous. Many small things we didn't expect were thought of in advance, gentle and measured, and gentle throughout the process. There is no perfunctory, every time the service is sincere, people have a sense of relaxation and security like going home. This trip to Libo, because this homestay has become particularly complete. The environment is full, the room is full, the experience is full, and the butler service is directly sealed! Come here to play this Qisu, it will definitely be two brushes, highly recommended!

Perfect for a family getaway. The hotel staff were incredibly welcoming and their service was exceptionally thoughtful. We had a child with us, and they didn't charge extra for the food our little one ordered. Overall, it offers great value for money. The package included afternoon tea, a Yao ethnic group bath, and a barbecue in the evening. Staying in the courtyard made time feel like it slowed down, and enjoying a barbecue and a drink in the evening was incredibly relaxing. It’s ideal for escaping the city.

I had booked another hotel in Libo, but when I drove to the lobby, it looked dark, so I immediately checked out. I searched on Ctrip and found Century Garden Hotel, which is located next to the Municipal Square. The parking lot is ample, and there is a large charging parking lot next to it. The two interns at the front desk were very professional and upgraded the room. The room was large, facing the Red Boat Square, with a good view. The hotel is not very new, but the basic facilities are well maintained, and the breakfast is also OK.

✨ Amazing! I spent days researching where to stay for Xiaoqikong and finally chose Rongzhuang Tangquan Resort Hotel – and it was truly a gem! The location is absolutely unbeatable, right next to the scenic area's entrance. We could walk there directly, which was a huge relief when traveling with kids; no need to rush around. The hotel service was incredibly thoughtful and attentive; the staff were warm and meticulous, making for a fantastic overall experience. We stayed in a loft room, which was perfect for a family with children. The two-story layout offered spaciousness and an airy feel, giving the kids plenty of room to play while the adults could relax comfortably. The design was both practical and cozy. The hotel environment was quiet and serene, and the cleanliness was impeccable. The facilities were comprehensive. Both the convenience of getting around and the comfort of our stay were flawless. Choosing this hotel was definitely the best decision for our Xiaoqikong trip, and I highly recommend it to all families traveling with children!

This is a five-diamond hotel located within the Xiaoqikong Scenic Area. It's actually a few hundred meters past the old east gate of the scenic area, right before Wangmeng Town. The location is excellent, very close to the Xiaoqikong Bridge and Laya Waterfall. Xiaoqikong has changed a lot; shuttle buses now operate within the scenic area, which is very convenient for tourists, though it has somewhat diminished the unique charm of the original forest edge landscapes. Since it wasn't peak season this time, the hotel price was quite favorable, which was nice. We had a bit of bad luck this trip; it had rained heavily in Libo a few days prior, so the water in Xiaoqikong, though clean, had a yellowish tint. It lacked the characteristic clear turquoise and deep blue hues we'd seen in different sections of the river in the past. The hotel's service was excellent. The sink in the bathroom was a bit clogged, and after one phone call, maintenance staff arrived immediately to fix it. Turns out, a previous guest had thrown a piece of clear adhesive from a band-aid into the basin, which got stuck with hair further down, blocking the drain. It's a shame that some guests have such poor etiquette; a thoughtless act like that can cause problems for others. The hotel breakfast was decent, with a good variety of local Guizhou specialties and standard breakfast options. The only downside was the bacon and Western-style sausages. Guizhou lacks companies that produce high-quality Western sausages, and those generally made in China are often just mediocre. I'd suggest Guizhou consider introducing enterprises like Germany's Schindele to produce high-quality Western sausages, bacon, and other products using Guizhou's excellent pork, beef, and lamb as raw materials. Supplying these to major hotels would elevate the dining experience in Guizhou and even the entire Southwest region. Furthermore, Guizhou Dragon's cured and smoked products are excellent. Perhaps they could offer spicy sausages, cured pork, and braised pork made from Congjiang fragrant pigs to consumers, which might better showcase the unique flavors of Guizhou cuisine than some of the bland, uninspired products currently available.