Hotels with Breakfast in Nanning

Just got back from the UY Hotel and I have to rave about it! The location is superb, with convenient transportation and plenty of dining options nearby. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The service was impeccable; the staff were warm, attentive, and always willing to help. Breakfast was delicious and offered a wide variety of choices. I'll definitely choose this hotel again when I'm back in the area!

Bringing my family to Nanning, I chose the family two-bedroom connecting room at this hotel, and the experience was absolutely flawless. Regarding the room: The design of the connecting room is excellent. Close the two doors, and it's a private world; open them, and it's a joyful family space. The room is extremely spacious, with no cramped feeling for three adults. The tea table in the living room was our favorite spot for tea and chats every evening. Regarding the service: A special thanks to the hotel for their thoughtful arrangements. Knowing we had an evening flight, they allowed us to check out late at 4 PM. This humane consideration made our trip very relaxed. We could even go back to the room for a comfortable nap in the afternoon, and there was no 'rushed' feeling like we were fighting a battle when checking out. Regarding the dining: The cloud-top view at breakfast is superb, and the Laoyou noodles and five-colored glutinous rice were a big hit with my family. Dinner at the Nalian Chinese restaurant was also a first-class experience, especially the braised pork belly – it was fatty but not greasy, melted in your mouth, and incredibly delicious with rice. In Nanning, Nalian will always be our top choice. I highly recommend it to all families traveling!

Staying at Wanda Vista Nanning for a business trip, I accidentally lost my ID. The front desk staff patiently helped me review the surveillance footage and meticulously searched my room, and thankfully, they quickly found it. The room facilities were brand new and well-equipped, and the bedding was soft with excellent soundproofing. Katie, an angel, was warm and attentive throughout my stay, even helping me get a room upgrade and some fruit. This small incident unexpectedly showcased the hotel's warm service, making my trip much more reassuring. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Nanning.

I picked this hotel for a show. It's conveniently located, about a 15-20 minute walk to the Cultural and Art Center. The surrounding area is quite quiet, and it's also very close to the Yong River Green Walkway, which is great for a stroll. The room facilities are fairly new, and the bathroom has excellent wet/dry separation. My only minor complaint is that the sink is a bit low, so it's easy to splash water out when washing your face or brushing your teeth. Room cleaning could be a bit more thorough; for example, the shower cap wasn't replenished on the second day. After contacting the front desk, a robot delivered it to my door, which was really cute! Though it did make me wonder, if they have robots, why not use them for food delivery as well? The views from both the restaurant and the room are lovely. It was very comfortable and relaxing to lie on the sofa and simply enjoy the scenery.

Coming back from Wuzhou and transiting through Nanning, I decided to stay for a night due to the weather, which also gave me a chance to get a feel for Nanning, learn about the Yongjiang River, understand Guangxi, and experience the 'Eight-Guangxi' culture that I had only read about in textbooks. I also took the opportunity to visit the Zhuang Autonomous Region Museum. The hotel is an older one; the facilities are decent, but the breakfast could be better.

The hotel's location is super convenient, right in the heart of Chaoyang district. The hotel itself is great, with a laundry room and a gym. Breakfast was really good too, and the cleanliness was impeccable. The water pressure in the shower was excellent, and hot water came out instantly. The room had both disposable slippers and reusable ones, which was a nice touch. The front desk staff were very friendly and enthusiastic, offering great recommendations for nearby attractions and restaurants. It's close to Shuangmajing Xiguan Night Market, the train station, Zhongshan Road Three Streets and Two Alleys, and we even managed to visit Qingxiu Mountain, which was fantastic.

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic! There are clear signs along the way from the airport guiding you directly to the hotel, so you just follow them. The entire route is covered with canopies and roofed walkways, so you don't have to worry about getting wet when it rains – very thoughtful. The room amenities are complete, with everything you need for daily use. Breakfast is served from 5:30 AM to 10:00 AM, which is especially convenient for early morning flights. There's a wide variety of choices, including 'Lao You Fen' (Old Friend Noodles), Guilin rice noodles, 'Luosi Fen' (Snail Noodles), and Cantonese dim sum – a great selection. Our rented car was delivered directly to the hotel entrance, and they also offer free parking. This makes it super convenient whether you're driving your own car or a rental. Overall, our stay was excellent.

The soundproofing is excellent, with well-sealed doors and windows, so you barely hear any noise from the hallway or outside. All the lights in the room were in perfect working order, and the blackout curtains were incredibly effective, making it easy to sleep even during the day.

We spent awhile here as were securing Vietnam visas. This is hotel is far from the embassy. On the other hand,it was convenient for the public transport,but not the subway. The front desk had no clue about whether trains to Vietnam from Nanning are possible. They are and we took trains first to Hanoi and later to Mui Ne.The front desk all over Vietnam was full of good advice and could speak English well enough. As for China,they wanted to help,but didnt have the answers and once I could see them tapping away at their phones I knew they would most likely find the same lack of information I found on line. The train at Nanning leaves at 6PM for Hanoi. A special machine exists that prints out a card in five languages with carbon copies that tear away at each juncture of the trip. This will be a bad night's sleep as they rouse passengers late at night to stamp out of China and later into Vietnam. Upon arrival in Hanoi you'll probably need a taxi,but at 6:30am the only ones prey on tourists st the train station. Most people stay around the Old Quarter and it's a well provisioned sort of place with a giant lake at the center. Getting to the train station here required me to get a motorcycle,but wasnt far. It was easy to buy onward tickets and we enjoyed the food and people watching around the lake. Hanoi is sweater weather in January,but once you hit southeastern Vietnam the weather is hot and humid with refreshing sea breezes along the coast.

I recently stayed at Sanzan Hotel, located near Jinhu Square Metro Station in Nanning, and had an overall pleasant experience. Here’s a breakdown of my stay: Location: The hotel’s location is fantastic, especially for travelers looking to explore the city. It’s just a short walk from Jinhu Square Metro Station, making it very easy to get around Nanning and access popular attractions. There are also plenty of shops, restaurants, and local markets in the surrounding area, which is incredibly convenient. Check-in & Service: The check-in process was smooth and efficient. The staff were friendly and spoke enough English to assist with any queries. They were always ready to offer directions or help with taxi arrangements, which made the stay even more hassle-free. Room: The room I stayed in was clean, modern, and comfortable. The bed was soft, and the pillows were just right for a good night’s sleep. The room was equipped with all the usual amenities like a flat-screen TV, minibar, free Wi-Fi, and an air conditioning unit that worked perfectly. The bathroom was spacious, with a good shower and all the necessary toiletries provided. Facilities: The hotel has a small but functional fitness center, which I used a couple of times during my stay. While it’s not a massive gym, it has enough equipment for a decent workout. There’s also a restaurant on-site, which serves a variety of Chinese dishes. The breakfast buffet was simple but tasty, offering a mix of local and continental options. Value for Money: Given its central location and the comfort of the facilities, Sanzan Hotel offers excellent value for money. The price is very reasonable, especially for a hotel that is so conveniently situated near a metro station.