Hotels with Breakfast in Chongzuo

A hidden gem of a luxury resort nestled among karst mountains and rivers. We happened to visit during the rainy season, so we couldn't participate in outdoor activities like bamboo rafting or the waterfall afternoon tea, which was a bit of a shame. However, the mountains were beautifully misty in the rain, and our butler, Doris, provided attentive care throughout our stay, ensuring all our needs were met with truly warm service. We'll save some activities and memories for our next visit when the weather is clear, so we can fully immerse ourselves in this mountainous retreat. Looking forward to revisiting this secret wonderland on a sunny day!

Seasonal welcome fruits: The fruits were fresh. Ambiance: Located within the resort area, with unique scenery. Zhuang brocade fridge magnet/straw hat/round fan/dyeing DIY: Lots of fruits on the hillside, available for picking. Fishing experience: There are several ponds where you can fish. Environment: Next to the Heishui River, there's a mountain-top rafting experience.

To catch the earliest boat to the Huashan Rock Paintings, I stayed overnight in Chongzuo. My impression of the city was very positive. Checking into the hotel was a pleasant surprise; the handsome and beautiful receptionists were very welcoming, the room was clean and tidy, the laundry room was easy to use, the breakfast restaurant staff were attentive, the coffee was delicious, and the freshly made Lao You Fen (a type of rice noodle soup) was authentic. The underground parking garage was under construction and quite dusty, but parking was very convenient.

Extremely satisfied with this guesthouse! I initially chose this location because the electric scooter parking at Yu Lin Ba (Fish Scale Dam) costs money, so I figured I'd stay here, see the dam, and then rent a scooter. That turned out to be a great decision – the location is incredibly advantageous, and currently, this guesthouse offers the best value and is the prettiest in the area. The hotel rooms come with washing machines, there's a 'Sky Mirror' on the rooftop, and a kids' pool downstairs. What really stands out is how attentive they are to every detail. Every corner is spotless. When I went to the Sky Mirror at noon, an auntie even specially cleaned the glass. The swimming rings by the pool were all nice and new, not tattered at all. The room also had a Tmall Genie, and the cleaning was impeccable. I arrived early, and they opened one room for me, and I practically watched them prepare the adjacent one. When we checked in, the staff immediately took photos of our license plate to link it to the parking system. The service was incredibly thoughtful, and we even received brown sugar as a parting gift when we checked out. A truly delightful stay!

I booked this guesthouse last minute and it exceeded my expectations. It's a quiet little place tucked away in a bustling area. The location is right at the entrance of Shuolong Street. Across the river is Vietnam, and the border crossing is to the left. They have their own parking area, which is very convenient. Our triple room was on the fifth floor. There's an elevator, which is great for the elderly. The views are expansive. The room has wooden tables and chairs, which adds a nice touch. The food was also delicious. It's a charming little spot with a lot of character.

The hotel consists of detached or semi-detached three-story villas, each with a balcony perfect for drying clothes. There's an outdoor swimming pool (closed in winter). The amenities provided are of good quality. Breakfast is served in a large conference hall, offering a wide variety of options and plenty of seating. The hotel's location is also excellent, right next to the Zhuang Museum and a 'Stone Forest' where we explored many caves, which the kids absolutely loved.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Jinhua Kokusai Hotel, and I must say it was a truly comfortable and convenient experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff was warm, professional, and attentive to every detail, making check-in smooth and hassle-free. The room was spacious, clean, and well-maintained, with a comfortable bed and a great city view. The amenities provided—such as high-speed Wi-Fi, bottled water, toiletries, and a work desk—made my business trip both productive and relaxing. Housekeeping was prompt and consistent throughout my stay. One of the highlights was the breakfast buffet. It offered a wide selection of both local Chinese dishes and international options. Everything was fresh and well-prepared. The restaurant staff was courteous and ensured the dining area was always tidy. The location of the hotel is also ideal, with easy access to nearby shopping areas, restaurants, and transportation. Whether you're here for business or leisure, the hotel’s surroundings are lively and convenient. Overall, I highly recommend Jinhua Kokusai Hotel for its excellent service, comfortable accommodations, and great value. I would definitely return on my next visit to Jinhua.

Facilities: There weren't enough charging outlets, and the toilet seat was a bit too low. The blankets were too damp. Cleanliness: Good. Environment: Mountain views are visible from the windows. The location is opposite the People's Hospital. There are parking spaces in front, many restaurants downstairs, and a supermarket. The location is excellent. Service: The hotel lobby staff weren't very friendly. I heard I booked through Ctrip online; their attitude was unenthusiastic and cold.

We booked a deluxe king-size bed room. The bed was really big and we could sleep in any direction. It was also close to the road so we could buy supper and eat it slowly by the window. It was pretty good!

The room facilities, though a bit dated, were very well-maintained and clean, showing the hotel's dedication. The hotel is located near the Guichun River within the scenic area, offering views of the Vietnamese people across the river, though the barbed wire fence is a bit of a letdown. However, the hotel's garden restaurant is an absolute disaster—the food is unappetizing and truly awful. I'd recommend eating before you check in or returning to the hotel to rest after you've had a meal elsewhere.