Hotels With Parking 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.

Located right in the heart of Wuzhou near the river. This hotel was quite large with a beautiful and elegant lobby. The room was equally spacious and comfortable. Everything in the bathroom worked well and the bed was quite comfortable as well. Overall an excellent value for a hotel to use as a base for exploring Wuzhou!

I have stayed at the Wyndham Baise Resort a few times during the past couple of years. This past week I stayed two nights with friends to celebrate my birthday. The hotel staff delivered a cake and card to my room, which was a sweet surprise. The staff is always friendly and helpful. There is always someone available who can speak English if you need it. We enjoy eating at the restaurant on the first floor which has a variety of good food to choose from. The rooms are comfortable and clean. There is a pool and a sauna that we use every time we go. I love the view of the city and river from the window. A mall and some restaurants are in walking distance.

I highly recommend this hotel in Yangshuo as fantastic value for money. Its location is good, very central, close to the bus station from the train, and just a 15-minute walk to West Street. The staff were very friendly, and my room had a wonderful view of the mountains. For just 30 yuan a day, I rented a bike right at the hotel to explore the beautiful countryside, which was a real highlight. One of the best budget-friendly choices in town.

The room was clean, and the disposable amenities were of good quality. 👍 The bedsheets were soft, comfortable, and spotless! The view was great, offering an aerial city and river view. We even saw a drone show, but we were out eating and missed most of it. The hotel breakfast was pretty good. 👍 The service was excellent; when I ordered takeout, a robot delivered it right to my room door. The location is superb, with many shops downstairs for browsing and plenty of food and drink options. The only minor issue I found was the somewhat impractical design for showering and getting dressed. Many hotels seem to have this style now, so maybe I'm just a bit behind the times.

The Marriott hotel is super conveniently located right above a large shopping mall that has everything you need. It's also very easy to get to museums, Chaoyang Square, the train station, and the high-speed rail station via Metro Line 1. The hotel itself seems to have been recently renovated; it feels very new.

A very comfortable hotel, clean and tidy, with spacious rooms that were big enough. The front desk staff, both the young woman and young man, were attentive and patient, providing excellent service. They even helped us with our luggage, which we really appreciated. The breakfast was quite tasty. What made us especially happy was getting to stay a beautiful night amidst the lovely mountains and rivers. I can just imagine sitting on the balcony here, sipping tea, scrolling on my phone, soaking up the sun, and just daydreaming...

This hotel is definitely one of the most satisfying I've ever stayed in. It truly feels like a home away from home. Every single detail, from check-in to check-out, was handled perfectly and with great care. The room was clean, comfortable, and tidy, and having access to VIP movie screenings on the projector was a great touch, like having your own private cinema. The service was thoughtful and attentive; the staff would stand up, smile, and greet us politely and enthusiastically every time we entered or left the lobby. The location and environment are also excellent, very close to the scenic spots. Fubo Hill and Diecai Hill are right across the street, offering stunning views of Guilin's landscapes. The air quality is great, although it's the dry season now, so the Li River doesn't have much water, but that doesn't detract from the beautiful surroundings. I highly recommend it; staying here is an excellent choice.

Located opposite a pretty lake, nice for a walk, the hotel is good for leisure and business travellers. The rooms are large and well equipped. The shower was particularly nice and the bed is comfortable. The hotel is very clean. Fortunately I was with my Chinese speaking partner otherwise check in may have been a longer process. The breakfast was also fine but more orientated to local audience - albeit there is bread, fruit, eggs. Coffee at breakfast is not so good.

Facilities: Overall pretty good. It was around 10 degrees Celsius in Nanning in January, and the AC in the room could only cool, not heat. After I reported it, they explained it was due to the central air conditioning system and quickly sent a space heater (since it's a hardware issue, I suggest making them standard instead of waiting for guests to ask, as it affects the experience). The light and exhaust fan switches for the bathroom are outside the bathroom and around a corner, which is hard to understand... Cleanliness: Good Environment: Good Service: Arrogance was evident everywhere. We arrived at the hotel around 1 PM after getting off the high-speed rail, but the room wasn't ready, and they couldn't give us an estimated time. OK, we waited. They gave us two drink vouchers for welcome drinks at the beverage bar (the tea was teabags, and the juice was made from concentrate). Since it was past 1 PM and we hadn't eaten lunch and didn't have a room, we ordered takeout while waiting for the drinks. A server saw us and aggressively said no outside food was allowed, literally saying, ”This Old Friend Noodle soup smells too strong, but if it were something else, we could *make an exception*!” What? Are guests paying to be disciplined by you? Do we need your 'exception' just to eat? Because they couldn't provide a room or another place at that moment, they eventually dropped the issue. We waited until past 3 PM, and the room still wasn't ready, so we went out to explore. It wasn't until past 5 PM that we received a call saying the room was ready. Good thing we didn't just wait foolishly at the hotel.