Yangshuo Riverside Resort Hotel

The service was really good. The front desk upgraded my room based on my reasonable request, and I got a view of the Yulong River. It was so relaxing to sit on the daybed and watch the bamboo rafts float by! Although the room facilities are a bit old, they are well-maintained, clean, tidy, and the layout is quite reasonable. While breakfast wasn't super lavish, it had all the essentials. The hotel's location is excellent, right next to Gongnong Bridge – quiet yet central!

The hotel's location is excellent, right near the Ten-Mile Gallery, and you can even see the Yulong River bamboo rafts from the property. It's a peaceful spot despite being close to the action. The overall style leans towards Southeast Asian, with lush greenery. While the facilities are a bit dated, it doesn't detract from the overall stay. Compared to the numerous B&Bs in Yangshuo that cost 2000+ RMB, this large hotel is a no-brainer – it guarantees a decent experience. It's also conveniently close to all the piers for the Ten-Mile Gallery, and the hotel breakfast is quite generous. Very satisfied!

The service was enthusiastic, the location was great, and the view was fantastic, but the decor is very outdated. It was a letdown that the pool didn't provide dry towels, and breakfast was just average. The hotel wasn't very busy. I believe if the summer price were under 800 yuan, it would definitely attract more guests.

The hotel is quite large, but the facilities are a bit dated. However, the service attitude was excellent. The ground-floor room had a damp smell upon entering, and the windows were foggy. We were later upgraded to a room on the third floor, which was much better. I'd recommend requesting a third-floor room if you're staying during the summer, as the ground floor is too humid. Breakfast was just okay, not a lot of variety, but sufficient for a quick bite.

This is an older five-star hotel with all the expected five-star amenities. The room felt a bit damp, which might be due to its proximity to the river. However, the hotel's view with the mountains as a backdrop is stunning. Breakfast is plentiful, and afternoon tea is included. The hotel's tour services are excellent; they offer景区 tickets and Via Ferrata experiences that are cheaper than what you'd find on Ctrip for the same products. They also have electric scooters for rent. Food delivery services reach the hotel (unlike many others), which is very convenient. During peak summer season, it's best to call ahead to inquire about and book your stay. During off-peak times, you can usually just show up and book.

The decor is really old, the room felt very gloomy, and the air conditioning was so loud. This is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in.