Hotels With Gym in Guangxi, China

We’ve travelled all over the world and stayed in everything from budget hotels to some of the most well-known luxury brands, and we can honestly say this was the best hotel we’ve ever experienced. Everything about Liangsu Hotel in Yangshuo exceeded our expectations. The service from the staff was absolutely impeccable—everyone was so warm, attentive, and genuinely caring. It didn’t feel forced or “hotel-like” at all, just very natural and thoughtful. They really go above and beyond to make your stay special. The room was something else. Waking up to that view every morning honestly felt unreal—it’s like living inside a painting. The design is beautiful and calming, and every detail in the room felt carefully thought out. It’s one of those places where you actually look forward to spending time in the room. One really unique touch we loved was the complimentary 30-minute travel photography session. It’s such a thoughtful experience, and the setting makes for incredible photos—you’re basically surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery imaginable. It’s a small detail, but it made the stay even more memorable. The whole hotel has such a peaceful, dreamy atmosphere that makes it really hard to leave. It’s quiet, scenic, and just feels very special compared to a lot of other places we’ve stayed. We’ve stayed in many “luxury” hotels before, but this one stands out because it combines stunning design, nature, and truly genuine service. Highly, highly recommend—this place is something special. For us it's more than 5 stars!

Seriously, who gets it? My stay at the Wyndham Garden Liuzhou absolutely maximized my travel happiness!🍜 The authentic Liuzhou river snail noodles on the 13th floor were amazing!The sour bamboo shoots were flavorful, and you could add beef and duck feet. No need to queue outside; I savored the authentic Liuzhou flavor right in my room.🌃 The river view + musical fountain view was incredible!The coffee buffet and scenic afternoon tea on the 13th floor allowed me to enjoy the Liujiang River while I ate. In the evening, the 12th-floor bar's special cocktails faced the musical fountain directly, creating the perfect tipsy atmosphere!📸 The travel photography offered by the hotel was fantastic!I chose a Miao ethnic costume, and the makeup and styling were incredibly detailed. The photos turned out perfectly (100% success rate!), and they even included two retouched photos, saving me a significant amount on a photoshoot!📍 The location is super convenient too!It's very close to popular attractions like Ma'anshan Park and Wuxing Pedestrian Street. When I was tired from exploring, I returned to the hotel for a free tea-seed hair treatment provided by the hotel—so relaxing and comfortable!No need for a detailed itinerary; just book this hotel directly!

1) This hotel is literally situated on the China-Vietnam border. From my room window, I could see Vietnam, and the front desk even warned me that if I had an iPhone, it might pick up signals from the neighboring country and my time zone could change. The rooftop observation deck offers an even better view of the border scenery, encompassing both Dongxing in China and Mong Cai in Vietnam. 2) When I booked on Trip.com, I specifically requested a non-smoking room, and the hotel front desk truly delivered! The floor and room were genuinely free of any secondhand smoke. Honestly, in a fourth-tier city in (what is arguably the world's number one country for secondhand smoke), this was a rare and pleasant surprise. 3) It's quite close to the Dongxing Port, just a 5-minute walk away. If you want to experience the charm of a border town right from your room, and if you appreciate clean room facilities and fresh, natural air, I would definitely recommend this hotel.

An absolutely amazing stay that exceeded all my expectations! The hotel's location is super convenient, right in the city center with tons of food options downstairs. Several popular 'luosifen' (snail noodle) spots are nearby, and there are plenty of other restaurants and malls in the vicinity, making dining and shopping incredibly easy. The hotel service was meticulous; the front desk staff, especially Coco, was very proactive. The room was clean and tidy, completely consistent with Hyatt's signature style. I will definitely choose this place again next time I'm in town. Highly recommend!

It was raining when I arrived in Guilin. The front desk lady kindly upgraded my room for free to a higher floor (5th floor) because she said my booked room on the second floor would be damp. It was very comfortable! The room was clean and the bed was soft. They even offered hot tea upon arrival, and after adding them on WeChat, all the important information was clearly communicated. The location is super convenient, right in the city center, making it easy to get to attractions, and there are tons of food options nearby. I immediately extended my stay! (There's a delicious Luosifen noodle shop called 'Xiao Zhuozi Luosifen' nearby.)

The hotel facilities are complete and the overall cleanliness is excellent. The service is great, and the lobby environment is very pleasant. The staff are warm and attentive, especially the front desk, who were incredibly enthusiastic and even helped with an upgrade. I had a very satisfying stay, and overall, it offers great value for money. I would definitely choose to stay here again if I have the chance.

This is the best Wyndham hotel I've stayed at so far. There's plenty of parking, the soundproofing is excellent, and I slept very well. The breakfast incorporates some local specialties and has a wide variety of options. It would be even better if the lobby had a display area showcasing local specialties from various counties.

This is probably the most satisfying hotel I've stayed at in Guangxi. My only minor complaint is about the restaurant's pricing for children. My son, who likely exceeded 1.4m, was charged full price for the dinner buffet. Honestly, kids don't eat much; he mainly just had drinks and fried rice. Children are growing taller these days, but they're still kids who often just pick at snacks. I strongly suggest an age-based pricing system would be much fairer. I also need to complain about the executive lounge. It was quite stingy. They should at least provide some basic items like sodas, bread, or small pastries – nothing extravagant.

Let's get straight to the point. Regarding this hotel, from a family travel perspective, I do not recommend it. Families with children should probably avoid it. Reason one: Children aged 6 and above are charged half price for breakfast. While 50 yuan isn't expensive, my child only ate two sausages and two donuts. Reason two: There's very little for kids to do. There's only one swimming pool, barely two proper lanes wide. The small ball pit next to the breakfast area is only open during the dinner buffet. There's nothing else to entertain children. Reason three: There are very few family-friendly attractions within walking distance. We didn't go to Qingxiu Mountain, which might be suitable for older kids. If you're traveling for business, this hotel is fine. I'd like to commend the proactive and helpful concierge at the entrance who opened doors and handled luggage. The front desk staff were standard—neither overly enthusiastic nor unfriendly, just middle-of-the-road. A customer service manager did contact me before check-in to inquire about my stay, but I was busy at the time and didn't get a clear explanation of what they needed. When we checked out, someone specifically approached us asking for a five-star review, but I was busy checking in for my flight and the call was cut short. Upon check-in, they provided toothbrushes and slippers for the child. The front desk on the 80th floor consists of three desks, similar to those for bank wealth managers, positioned right as you exit the elevator. You check-in while seated. There are no signs indicating who is responsible for what, but you can just go to any available staff member. My only discomfort was that it's been a long time since I stayed at a 4-star-plus hotel booked through Trip.com that didn't allow check-in without a deposit. I had to pay a 1000 yuan deposit, which didn't cause any real inconvenience, but it just felt off. Breakfast is about a 4-star standard. The highlight is Luosifen (snail noodles), and the pastries seemed freshly made and tasted good. Freshly squeezed juice was available, but other than that, there wasn't much special, and the variety was limited. Perhaps I had too high expectations after reading reviews. The room was very spacious, the bed was high, and it was quiet. However, the layout was a bit confusing to navigate. Despite the low occupancy, my room was very far from the elevator. Maybe it was for a better view? In summary, this can be classified as a 4-star business hotel on the 80th floor. It truly lives up to its name of being a 'selection' hotel. The view outside was just three tall buildings. I was slightly disappointed. We checked in around 7 PM and left the next morning feeling bored. There was an option to borrow traditional ethnic costumes for a 1000 yuan deposit per set. They lacked distinctiveness or suitable backdrops for photos, so we just took a few pictures in the room. The clothes were quite new and clean. The overall atmosphere felt a bit sterile. The walk from the ground floor lobby to the elevators was very spacious and empty.

Nanning Xinwei Marriott Genuine Review | Perfect Location, but Hardware and Lounge Disappoint ⚠️ Booked this hotel for its Marriott brand and location, but the experience was quite disappointing… ✅ Location is truly unbeatable Right downstairs is Huizhan Hangyang City, and it's just one stop to MixC Mall, super convenient for shopping, dining, and getting around. ❌ Hardware feels really dated The furniture, bathroom fixtures, and TV in the room are noticeably old. Public areas are also not very well-maintained. Soundproofing is average, and the air conditioning performance is mediocre, overall lacking that five-star feel. There's no fridge, so no mini-bar! ❌ Service is mediocre Not particularly enthusiastic, but no major blunders either. Response time is a bit slow, and there were no pleasant surprises. ❌ Member benefits are full of complaints The welcome fruit was just one orange🍊, how perfunctory! The executive lounge on the 22nd floor was particularly stuffy, and both the afternoon tea and evening drinks experience were subpar. Everything closed by 9:30 PM, so there was no chance to properly enjoy it (missing the Conrad Guangzhou from New Year's). 💡 Summary If you're on a budget and only care about the location and a place to sleep for a night, go for it; If you prioritize quality and a good lounge experience, proceed with caution!