Pet Friendly Hotels in Yangshuo

I had such a wonderful time staying at Leisure Inn. Our stay started with the news that our room had been upgraded, and that once we had settled in they would prepare a complimentary afternoon tea for us which was great. We enjoyed room service from their in house restaurant, lovely buffet breakfasts during our stay. The room was clean with great facilities and a spectacular view. Throughout the stay, Reina and Lynn along with the rest of the staff took great care of us, offering transfers to and from West Street free of charge and whenever we wanted. I had some difficulties with my esim and they were very accommodating in providing me advice and support at a later hour to help me solve the problem. I had a very early train to catch in Guilin; they happily arranged a very luxurious transfer from our room directly to the station. We didn't have to worry about a thing! And if that is not enough, finally, they discovered that we had left behind some earrings in our room after we had left. The fantastic staff arranged topmost this to one of our accommodations later in the trip. This was a very relaxing, luxurious stay that I would not hesitate to recommend.

This hotel is absolutely amazing! The moment you open the window, you're greeted by endless green mountains – such a soothing sight that even just staring out feels meaningful. The sunlight in the room is wonderfully gentle; in the afternoon, lounging on the sofa, watching the light and shadows play on the walls, you feel completely relaxed. The location is also perfect – close to Xingping Ancient Town but not noisy. You can step out for some food and sightseeing, then return to the peaceful mountains for some fresh air. If you're looking for a comfortable place to unwind in Yangshuo, this is definitely the one! We actually came to Yangshuo specifically for this hotel and spent a whole day just relaxing. [grin]

Checked in on the seventh day of the Chinese New Year. The price was around 400, which was great value for money. As soon as we entered the courtyard, there was an adorable alpaca, and my child was thrilled. The room and environment were both very nice, and the location was excellent. It's right off the main street with plenty of food options. You can rent an electric scooter at the entrance, and if you ride towards the back gate, you'll reach the Yulong River with beautiful scenery. A pleasant stay overall.

Excellent service with a smile. Front desk receptionists, Xiao Tang and Xiao Chen, were amazingly service-oriented. Before we arrived, they texted us to arrange to pick us up from the train station for free. As it was the end of Chinese New Year, they sent up to our room a traditional dessert (Tang yuan) marking that festival. They upgraded us to a room with river view. The room was big, clean and thoughtfully designed. The hotel is about a 20-min walk along the gorgeous Li River with dramatic karst landscapes to the Old City. In all, we had a great time at Jingranju and highly recommend it.

It is the second time I stay in this hotel and I love it very much. I returned this time to bring my mother here! The hotel's location is great, by the river and close to nature. There are the waterlily ponds around the hotel and you can hear the delightful little frogs croaking at night. The staff are very friendly and helpful with all requests, and the hotel's interior is clean and beautifully designed. The pool is also very pleasant, as are the many activities offered here, and you can rent a scooter easily for convenient transport around.ation is great, by the river and close to nature. There are the waterlily ponds around the hotel and you can hear the delightful little frogs at night. The staff are very friendly and helpful with all requests, and the hotel's interior is clean and beautifully designed. The pool is also very pleasant, as are the many activities offered here, and you can rent a scooter easily for convenient transport around. The breakfast offers tasty food, as does the restaurant - which boasts a great vegetarian selection as well.

This hotel is truly wonderful. Beautiful, spotlessly clean, and very well maintained. The rooms are spacious, the location is great (just 20 minutes from Yangshuo and right next to a scooter rental place, perfect for exploring the rice terraces and river area), and the staff are generally very friendly and attentive. They also offer many activities for families or friends. We did the dumpling cooking class. The food on the menu is varied, reasonably priced, and tasty. Breakfast was included, but they told us on arrival it was only Chinese (even though they had advertised both Chinese and Western). They don't let you pay the difference to change, so if you don't like the Chinese breakfast, you just lose the money. Now, about the bad part: our whole family and another family staying at the hotel got food poisoning from something we ate at the hotel. I want to be clear – getting sick can happen anywhere, it's an accident, and I don't blame the hotel for that. What disappointed us was that nobody took responsibility or even made a small gesture of apology. A simple ”sorry” would have made a big difference. That said, despite this bad luck, I would still return to this hotel because everything else was absolutely lovely.

Living in a Song Dynasty poem amidst a landscape painting – I want to come back many, many times. We came to Yangshuo after the May Day holiday to avoid the crowds and chose this Song cultural-themed B&B. We stayed for two days, and even our child was reluctant to leave. 🌿 Environment: The B&B is located right inside the Ten-Mile Gallery. Stepping through the courtyard gate is like entering an ink wash painting. The courtyard features black brick walls and gray tiles, a small bridge over flowing water, and a fish pond where our child happily fed the fish. Outside our room window, karst peaks offered a breathtaking view, especially when we opened the curtains in the morning. 🛎️ Service: The concierge created a group chat even before our arrival, sharing local guides and parking instructions. They helped us with our luggage upon arrival and were incredibly responsive throughout our stay. When we wanted to sit in the courtyard at night, the concierge thoughtfully lit mosquito coils for us. 🍳 Breakfast: Not a buffet, but an exquisite set meal. The Guilin rice noodles were absolutely delicious, with a fresh broth and generous toppings. There was also freshly ground soy milk, sweet potatoes, corn, fried eggs, and very fresh fruit. Our child finished an entire bowl of rice noodles. 🧹 Hygiene: Although our room wasn't large (we had a courtyard-view room), it was spotless, and the bedding smelled of sunshine. The bathroom had a dry/wet separation, and the towels were sterilized, giving us peace of mind. The public areas were also continuously cleaned and very tidy. 🎨 Lacquer Fan Experience: The lacquer fan activity was the most delightful surprise this time! The concierge prepared all the materials in advance. Our child chose their favorite colors, slowly dipped the fan into the water, and pulled it out to reveal a unique pattern. They ran around the courtyard, proudly holding their creation and calling it 'a gift for Mommy.' It was a very enjoyable and therapeutic activity for adults too. 🏹 Touhu (Pitch-Pot): There's a dedicated Touhu area in the courtyard, and we finally understood the joy of ancient games! It looks simple, but it's surprisingly hard to get the arrow in. Our whole family took turns playing, and we cheered loudly every time someone made a shot. Even my husband, who usually dislikes physical activities, became addicted. It's perfect for families or friends to enjoy together. 🍵 Afternoon Tea: Our package included a double afternoon tea, which we enjoyed in the courtyard. It featured Chinese pastries (mung bean cakes, osmanthus cakes), seasonal fruits, and a pot of fragrant osmanthus black tea. Sitting on bamboo chairs, feeling the breeze, and gazing at the distant mountains, that moment truly felt like life was beautiful. 📍 Other: We could even see stars in the courtyard at night, and the concierge mentioned that if we're lucky, we might see fireflies in the summer. Upon check-out, we received a souvenir – Guilin's specialty osmanthus cakes. Overall, this stay completely exceeded our expectations. If you also appreciate a quiet B&B with cultural charm and plenty of fun, this place is truly worthwhile. Next time we visit Yangshuo, we'll definitely stay here again, and for more days.

The hotel's location is absolutely perfect! It's just a bit upstream from the popular 20-yuan scenic spot, and very close to the bamboo raft pier, but not so close that it's noisy. Dining options and electric scooter rentals are also super convenient. You can just cross the road and walk down to the Li River, and the riverside path offers incredibly beautiful scenery. They have parking available, and you can drive right up to the entrance, which was great even with the traffic control during the May Day holiday. Getting to Xingping Ancient Town is easy too, just a 5-yuan electric scooter ride per person. We spent our days cruising the Li River and evenings exploring the ancient town – it was fantastic! The mirrored platform on the hotel's rooftop is a real gem; it's perfect for photos at dusk or in the morning. Too bad it rained during our morning visit. The only downside was the number of mosquitoes, and in the family room, the shower, toilet, and sink were all in one small area, which made queuing a bit of a rush with more people.

I booked a family room with a huge balcony. It was perfect for smoking and chatting anytime. The owner decorated the balcony beautifully, making it clean and cozy. It happened to be raining, so sitting on the balcony, listening to the rain and watching the mountains, was a unique and delightful experience. Thumbs up to the owner! The attached picture shows the beautiful view from the balcony in the afternoon.

I stayed in the panoramic king room at That Year May B&B, and it was truly excellent! Yesterday, the clear sky offered stunning views of the karst mountains and sunset, and today, the light rain transformed the landscape into a misty wonderland – both experiences were incredibly worthwhile. The room was clean, very quiet at night, and the morning air was fresh. Opening the curtains felt like looking at a painting. The service was down-to-earth and made me feel right at home. The courtyard is large and beautiful, and it's only a 7-minute drive to West Street and Ten-Mile Gallery. A genuine experience, highly recommended!