I brought my mom and aunt to Guiyang, and I was most worried about the older generation walking their legs off, but the Sofitel Guiyang Hunter really nails the concept of a "lazy vacation." Taking the elevator up to the 55th floor first and then transferring to another for the rooms is a bit convoluted, but the trade-off is high-altitude peace and quiet that's totally worth the price—my aunt pulled back the curtain and exclaimed, "Oh, Jiaxiu Tower is right beneath our feet." The room had a deep bathtub and soft bathrobe; the elders soaking in the tub while enjoying the night view was way more relaxing than dragging them through crammed tourist spots. Breakfast is on the 57th floor, featuring beef rice noodles, diced chicken with chillies, tofu balls, hot dishes, and French pastries, so even my mom, who insists on a "hot breakfast," was satisfied. And don't even get me started on the kids—upon check-out, Cat gave them a Miao embroidery coaster and a small puzzle, and the little one didn't want to leave. If you're bringing your family to Guiyang, don't bother with remote suburban guesthouses; a high-rise hotel in the city center is the real hassle-free choice.
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