Located at No. 1 Jiefang North Road, Chengzhong District, Ji Hotel (Liuzhou Wuxing Pedestrian Street & Liuhou Park) sits in the core of Liuzhou’s old urban area, close to Wuxing Pedestrian Street, Liuhou Park, and Liuzhou Museum. As the 5.0 version of Ji Hotel under Huazhu Group — Xiao Shan Qing — the hotel has been upgraded across design, guest experience, spatial layout, service style, and business concept. It continues Ji Hotel’s signature Eastern aesthetic, weaving the poetic charm of classical Chinese literature and the soft atmosphere of misty mountains into its spaces. From the moment you step in, you’ll feel a sense of ease, calm, and unhurried comfort. It is an ideal base for business trips, family travel, city exploration, and weekend getaways, offering a relaxed starting point for discovering Liuzhou’s local life and natural beauty.
🌿 Brand Spirit: From Eastern Aesthetics to Xiao Shan Qing
Since 2010, Ji Hotel has stayed true to its “Eastern, moderate, and human-centered” identity, advocating a lifestyle that feels natural, balanced, and at ease. The 5.0 version, Xiao Shan Qing, takes this spirit further. Inspired by the poetic line “distant mountains stretch long, clouds drift in disorder, and the morning hills turn green,” the hotel brings that quiet imagery into its architecture, lighting, materials, and atmosphere.
When you walk in, you won’t feel noise or pressure. Instead, you’ll be wrapped in a calm sense of order. The space avoids heavy decoration, using open layouts, warm wood tones, soft lighting, and natural textures to create just the right amount of relaxation. The lobby moves away from a cold, formal check-in area and becomes more like a welcoming urban lounge, with tea corners, reading areas, and light social spaces. Arriving here feels less like rushing through a hotel and more like taking a gentle pause. For Ji Hotel, a stay should be more than a temporary room — it should be a place where travelers can set down their bags, slow down, and truly rest.
📍 Location: Stay in the Old City Center, Walk to Liuzhou’s Highlights
The hotel is located at No. 1 Jiefang North Road, Chengzhong District, surrounded by shopping, culture, dining, and transport links. It is a convenient choice for exploring Liuzhou’s old-town charm, whether you are traveling for work, with family, or on a city break.
About 3 minutes on foot to Wuxing Pedestrian Street, perfect for shopping, snacks, and evening walks;
About 5 minutes on foot to Liuhou Park, Liuzhou Museum, People’s Square, and Liuzhou Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital;
About 10 minutes on foot to Liuzhou Art Theatre;
About 15 minutes on foot to Qingyun Morning Market and the Liuzhou Musical Fountain;
Around 15 minutes by car to Ma’anshan Park, Yaobu Ancient Town, and Liuzhou Municipal Government (Wenchang Building);
Around 20 minutes by car to Liuzhou Railway Station and Longtan Park;
Around 40 minutes by car to Liuzhou Bailian Airport.
The biggest advantage of this area is how close and convenient everything feels. In the morning, you can visit Qingyun Morning Market to experience local daily life. During the day, you can stroll through Liuhou Park and enjoy its trees, pavilions, and cultural atmosphere. In the evening, Wuxing Pedestrian Street offers local snacks such as snail rice noodles, cassava dessert, and braised duck legs. At night, the riverside musical fountain adds a gentle sparkle to the Liuzhou skyline. From classic attractions to local food and riverside views, everything is easy to reach.
🛏️ Rooms: Smart, Warm, and Made for Restful Sleep
The guest rooms of Ji Hotel 5.0 Xiao Shan Qing continue the brand’s Eastern minimalist style, while offering a more refined and comfortable stay. The rooms feel clean, soft, and well balanced, with lighting, materials, and layout designed around one simple idea: less disturbance, more ease.
Each room comes with a smart voice-control system, allowing guests to adjust lighting, curtains, air conditioning, and other settings through simple voice commands. It is a small but thoughtful upgrade, especially after a long day of meetings, flights, or sightseeing. Whether you are traveling for business or with family, the rooms provide a quiet, tidy, and warm environment. Bedding, bathroom amenities, storage, and room flow have all been carefully considered, so you can enjoy stable, comfortable sleep even in an unfamiliar city.
Please note that room size, view, layout, and facilities may vary by room type. The actual room will be arranged according to hotel availability.
🍵 Spaces: Tea, Work, and a Warmer Lobby Experience
One of the key upgrades in the Xiao Shan Qing concept is the expanded lounge area and the introduction of a more distinctly Eastern tea space. The lobby is no longer just a place to check in and pass through. It becomes a multi-functional space where guests can work, read, enjoy tea, hold quiet conversations, or take a short rest.
The tea space also includes private partitioned areas, suitable for business discussions, focused work, or simply enjoying a moment of solitude. This design softens the boundaries between public and private areas, making the hotel feel more open and alive. It serves hotel guests, but also local visitors who want a calm place to meet friends or enjoy tea. For business travelers, it can feel like a light meeting space. For solo travelers, it can be a peaceful reading corner. For locals, it can become a relaxed urban living room.
🧳 Facilities: Practical, Comfortable, and Thoughtfully Designed
The hotel offers a variety of room types to meet different travel needs, including business trips, family stays, and trips with friends. The facilities focus on what travelers truly care about, balancing efficiency, comfort, and relaxation.
Breakfast: Chinese-style breakfast options, combining everyday favorites with local flavors, so your day can start with warm congee, dim sum, or a cup of hot tea;
Self-service laundry: convenient for longer stays or travelers who prefer to pack light;
Fitness center: a simple way to keep up with your routine while on the road;
Meeting room: suitable for small business meetings or team travel;
Tea private rooms: a more private option for business talks, quiet work, or a relaxing tea break;
Smart voice-controlled rooms: allowing guests to enjoy more thoughtful service with fewer steps.
Service at Ji Hotel follows a “just right” philosophy. Staff are attentive when needed, but never intrusive. For travelers, this kind of quiet, reliable care often feels more reassuring than elaborate rituals.
🌆 Local Experience: From Wuxing Pedestrian Street to Liuhou Park
Staying at No. 1 Jiefang North Road means you can explore Liuzhou at an easy pace. In the morning, head to Qingyun Morning Market to experience local life and enjoy a steaming bowl of snail rice noodles. During the day, take a slow walk through Liuhou Park, surrounded by old trees, pavilions, and lake views. In the evening, visit Wuxing Pedestrian Street for local snacks, then walk to the riverside to watch the free musical fountain show and enjoy the charm of the Liuzhou night.
If you have more time, you can take a short drive to Yaobu Ancient Town for riverside night views, or visit Longtan Park to see karst landscapes and scenic bridges. The hotel’s location makes Liuzhou’s classic attractions, local food, and riverside scenery easy to enjoy. Whether it is your first visit or a return trip, this is a place where you can stay comfortably, explore freely, and rest well.
"The location is quite convenient, but the elevator is dirty. The room hygiene is acceptable. The worst experience was being somewhat forced to download the HUAZHU Club app to get an early check-in. We arrived around 1 PM, and a 'service star' at the front desk told us we needed to download the HUAZHU app to get a voucher for early check-in. My phone didn't have enough memory, so I couldn't download it. I asked if a mini-program would work, and they said no, that mini-programs don't count. I found it very strange that they still insist on app downloads in this day and age. I had downloaded this app before, but it was so poorly made that I deleted it. I asked the 'service star' if being a HUAZHU member would work, and they said no. I then asked if being a Trip.com Platinum member would work, and again they said no, telling us to come back at 3 PM for check-in. I will also be sending this same feedback to HUAZHU, asking if they only recognize the app and not mini-programs, because if so, they can stop wasting human resources on mini-program development. This method of acquiring new users is really [expletive], I've never seen anything like it in China. Everyone, remember to bring a large phone with the app next time, or just check in after 3 PM."