Guilin Hotels with Pools

"Kind staff. Very helpful, I would stay here again. The room was great. They had an opening and upgraded us for free. We paid for an extra day on accident and they refunded us. They took packages for us. They were great. The hotel was pretty great. The room was cute and the 5th floor had a patio that had a beautiful view of the mountains to sit and eat food or work at. I wish we got to stay longer One of my favorite hotels yet."

"I saw online that the hotel was located inside a park and the facilities were a bit old, so I was prepared for that. Despite being in a park, the service was excellent. They were very responsive to guest requests and had a great attitude. The biggest plus was the laundry room; they even sent a heads-up message before check-in about the many services available. Guests staying at the hotel don't need a park ticket, and I enjoyed a pleasant walk in the park, getting a panoramic view of Elephant Trunk Hill from the opposite bank. Now for a few complaints: When I first entered the room, I fiddled with the central air conditioning switch on the wall for a long time, but it wouldn't turn on. After contacting the front desk, I found out it needed a remote control. So, why have a non-functional AC switch on the wall? Also, the toilet seat was loose, and the mini-fridge only worked if you manually plugged it in. They upgraded me to a courtyard room with a balcony, and they did warn me in advance about the loud frog croaking. Indeed, the sound was just like bullfrogs, but it was fine; even bullfrogs need to sleep, so they didn't croak all night. My sleep quality was good, and it didn't affect us at all. Breakfast was included, but the restaurant was truly something else – I've never encountered anything like it. I arrived before 8 AM, and the air conditioning had just been turned on, making it incredibly hot. Halfway through my meal, I couldn't stand it and had to turn on another AC unit myself. Everything you wanted to eat had to be ordered from a menu; there was nothing ready-made. The selection was pitifully small, basically just the kind of steamed buns you'd find at a roadside stall. There was rice noodle soup too, but it was the worst I've ever tasted. I stayed for two nights and didn't bother with breakfast on the second day. What's worth praising in the restaurant, however, is the freshly ground coffee. The espresso was strong and ranks quite high among hotel breakfasts I've tried. Going out to eat was quite convenient, with plenty of restaurants nearby."