Hotels with Breakfast in Nanning

This is my second time staying here. The hotel's location is excellent; a few hundred meters to the left is MixC City, and a few hundred meters to the right is Hangyang City. The hotel's breakfast buffet offers a good variety and tastes great. The lobby provides complimentary Luo Han Guo tea, lemon tea, small biscuits, and candies 24 hours a day.

The breakfast offers a wide variety of options, including local specialties like Laoyou noodles, as well as pastries and desserts suitable for children, so kids won't have a problem finding something they like. The hotel also allows children to try on ethnic minority costumes, which makes for fun photos. The location in the ASEAN Business District is convenient for getting around and finding food. It's only a ten-minute walk to Vientiane City. If you're bringing kids to Nanning and want a place with a great atmosphere and hassle-free stay, this hotel is highly recommended. We stayed on a high floor and didn't even draw the curtains at night, falling asleep to the city lights. The rainy and foggy weather made the experience even more atmospheric~

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.

First, the positives: The hotel staff were all very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was plentiful, and we even got a complimentary bowl of Laoyou noodles when we checked in. The room had a bathtub, which the kids loved. However, I personally feel it wasn't great value for money. For nearly 600, there was no complimentary laundry service. The bedding was subpar, not very soft, and made a rustling sound with every movement.

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.

Facilities: The entire place is well-equipped, and the self-service laundry room has brand new machines, making it super convenient for washing clothes while traveling. Cleanliness: Daily housekeeping is meticulous and thorough, with even the corners cleaned perfectly. Environment: It's a quiet oasis amidst the hustle and bustle, with excellent soundproofing, ensuring a completely undisturbed rest.

The service is very good. The manager of Qiuqiu is very professional and solves the problem in time. The parking lot is very large and there are many parking spaces. The room is very warm. The floor is high and quiet. The quilt cover and sheets are very comfortable. It is soft and comfortable. The hotel also has a gym and laundry dryer. This price has this kind of facility itself. Very recommended, the location of the hotel is very convenient to eat and play. I like it very much.

The service was warm and attentive. As soon as our family got out of the taxi, someone helped us with our luggage and pushed the stroller to check-in. They even gave us two small toys because they saw we had a child. They also brought plenty of water, worried that our child might have trouble adjusting to the new environment. We booked a suite, which was large, though the decor was a bit dated. However, the hotel informed us immediately and offered to change rooms. But seeing the large room, thick carpet, and spacious bathtub, we were already very satisfied, and the price was reasonable. Breakfast was delicious, with plenty of freshly stir-fried vegetables – bok choy, cauliflower, lotus root slices, and sweet peas. The Lao You Fen (a type of rice noodle soup) was also quite tasty. Compared to other hotels with their large quantities of pre-made sausages, chicken nuggets, and steamed buns, I think this place is more suitable for tourists who want to enjoy some vegetarian dishes to balance things out. For more delicious food, you can go to a specialty restaurant outside. There are plenty of good restaurants nearby, and transportation is quite convenient.