Guiyang Luxury Hotels

"It was really hard to book a room here, but I specifically chose this hotel for my child's birthday. They advertised 24-hour butler service, and I'd communicated beforehand, asking them to help decorate the room as a surprise for my child. They told me everything was ready, so we went to check in. However, once we entered the room, the only decoration was a bedspread art piece. Standard items like a small cake and a card, which are typical for a star-rated hotel, were completely missing. When I asked, they said our package included dinner and that was prepared. Since I expressed my dissatisfaction with this arrangement, the butler had two slices of cake sent to the room. The sculpted cake arrived at 5 PM, and fruits were only sent after I specifically asked for them. The whole service felt delayed. I accidentally left the faucet running while washing my child's clothes, and the sink overflowed. After I cleaned it up myself, I contacted the butler to have someone come and dry the floor. No one showed up for over 40 minutes. The service definitely needs improvement, even though the room itself is beautiful and we got an upgraded room type."

"As a French brand, I must say they've done an excellent job blending Chinese and French styles. The high-altitude glass 'Bonjour' is perfect for a quick photo op and sharing on social media, haha, a real 'I was here' moment. The service was truly exceptional! I received a pre-arrival call from Rabby, who was incredibly thoughtful and kind, noting all our requests. Upon arrival, even though the lobby was bustling, we were able to check right in without any hassle. The next morning, we even received a thoughtful weather forecast, saving us the trouble of looking it up ourselves. Replenishing in-room amenities was also handled perfectly. It's a short walk to Jiaxiu Tower and Cao Zhuangyuan Street. Getting to MixC Mall and Qingyun Market by taxi is also quick, less than 10 minutes. Overall, it's great value for money. Highly recommended!"

"The hotel is conveniently located, just a 12-minute walk from Guiyang Station. It's also within walking distance of Qingyun Market and Jiaxiu Tower. A major plus is the zoo right outside the breakfast area, which is great for families and even has staff to guide you. However, the facilities are a bit dated, and it was a shame the executive lounge wasn't open. While there are four washers and four dryers in the laundry room, it's often crowded and unavailable during peak season. The gym is outsourced, but the front desk service and cleanliness are both good."

"As expected from a long-standing benchmark hotel in Guiyang, my overall experience was incredibly satisfying! The room was spacious and bright, and the cleanliness was top-notch. Service was prompt and responsive; all my requests were handled properly. The mini-bar was stocked with local specialty drinks and replenished daily – a thoughtful detail. What truly impressed me was after check-out, I accidentally left my cosmetics in the room. The hotel proactively called me and even helped arrange SF Express to ship them back. They genuinely care about their guests' minor issues and are honest, which is very reliable. I will definitely choose Guizhou Hotel Grand Tower again on my next visit to Guiyang. Highly recommended! 👍"

"There were no twin rooms available when I booked, so I reserved a panoramic king room. At check-in, I asked if it was possible to switch to a twin room, and Manager Wang at the front desk upgraded us directly! The upgraded twin room overlooked Jiaxiu Tower, offering a fantastic view. Sitting by the window, sipping tea and enjoying the night scenery, the experience was absolutely perfect. P.S. The red velvet cake in the lobby was also quite good."

"I like this hotel very much. The room is in line with my expectations, clean and refreshing, the layout is very reasonable and I like it very much. The guest relations lady is very considerate! I felt cared for and at home. There are many delicious restaurants near the hotel. The location is really excellent. Friends, don't miss it!"

"Ever since I decided to visit Guiyang, I've been researching hotels across multiple platforms, comparing prices and environments. I narrowed my search to hotels with 4 diamonds or more, and that's how I found this one. After checking out the reviews, it seemed fantastic. Upon check-in, the front desk staff were professional and enthusiastic, even upgrading our room. After check-in, a staff member escorted us to our room. Stepping out of the elevator, you immediately notice the hotel's decor – marble everywhere you look. Our room had a faint, pleasant scent and was fully smart-controlled; all you needed to do was say ”Xiao Du Xiao Du.” The hairdryer in the room was a ”Laifen,” and there was a mini-fridge with drinks and purified water. Upon arrival, we received little cards for coffee and wine, inviting us for a drink during operating hours. You can ask the front desk for specifics. I went in the evening and ordered a low-alcohol drink, chatting with other guests – it was truly nice! The hotel also offers breakfast. As someone from the north, I highly recommend the small wontons and rice noodles. The braised sauce is a bit spicy, so those who can't handle spice should be aware. There's also yogurt and other items; I even grabbed a few for later! Haha! The hotel is conveniently located near major attractions. It's about a 10-yuan taxi ride to Qianling Mountain Park, and not far from Minsheng Road, Qingyun Market, Dongshan Temple, the White House, and the Twin Towers. My absolute favorite features were the ”gym and swimming pool” – a paradise for fitness enthusiasts! I typically went to the gym in the evening for a run and some equipment training, then headed to the small bar for a drink afterward. Around 10:00 AM, I'd go for a swim. The pool is 1.2 meters deep, so if you're bringing children, please ensure their safety. There's a lifeguard by the pool constantly monitoring, which I think is excellent! What's more, there were no strange odors in the shower area or the gym – truly fantastic! The hotel also has its own parking lot. Since we flew in, I didn't inquire much about parking, but if you need it, you can call the front desk. On the fourth floor, there's a large laundry room, and I noticed they use LG washing machines. All in all, I am extremely, extremely, extremely satisfied with my choice to stay at Yuejian! This is definitely my honest personal experience after staying here; a Chinese person doesn't lie to another Chinese person!"

"I stayed for four consecutive nights this time, and the overall experience was good. The hotel opened in 2025, so the facilities are relatively new. However, it's a bit unreasonable that there's an extra charge for swimming. The location is very close to the subway station, making it convenient for getting around. But it's really hard to order the takeout food you want! This is because it's a bit far from Minsheng Street… either the minimum order is 60 (RMB) or it takes over an hour. The breakfast buffet has a wide variety of items and is replenished promptly. The staff delivered some fruit on the day of check-in, but it was all very sour. Overall, it's alright."

"Overall, my recent stay was just average. The breakfast buffet offered a good variety of dishes, and the taste was decent. However, during breakfast, I was seated by the window, and right next to my table, on a cabinet, were cleaning supplies, including disinfectants, along with discarded food scraps, used tissues, and other rubbish. Having trash right next to where I was eating created a very unappealing sight and made for an uncomfortable dining experience. Cleaning supplies and garbage should not be exposed in guest dining areas. I hope the hotel can improve its venue management by storing cleaning tools and waste in the back and not immediately next to guest tables, to enhance the overall dining experience."

"The toilet wasn't electric and the flush wasn't very effective. The balcony had no view at all (perhaps because I booked a basic room). Breakfast was very mediocre, with limited options and not very tasty. The hotel felt quite large, taking a while to walk to the room, but I didn't feel there were many facilities or attractive landscapes. I even walked around the public areas specifically, but still found no nice views. The outdoor pool is only open for two hours in the afternoon, and it's very shallow, more like a foot bath. On my first night, when I arrived late, there was vomit at the elevator entrance. I heard it had just happened, but it still affected my mood and experience. The overall decor of the hotel felt a bit dated. I came here because it's one of only two properties of this brand in the country, but I didn't get any Southeast Asian resort vibes. I'm curious why they haven't created more attractive landscapes; it seems odd. I thought being further from the city it would be bigger and more unique. Of course, the positives are that the price isn't too expensive and the room isn't small. If you like staying in large hotels, you might enjoy it here."