Scenic Hotels in Liyang

"The newly opened hotel last year has new facilities, better sanitation, and convenient use of dry and wet zones. Direct elevator access, free parking, and a better experience. Late night porridge arrives, warm and thoughtful!"

"This summer, I brought my elderly parents and children to stay at the Marriott Hotel in Liyang. Before the typhoon, Ms. Sylvia at the front desk was incredibly thoughtful and helped us arrange our room and breakfast. The doorman was also very proactive in helping us with our luggage and directing us to the restaurant and parking lot. The Chinese restaurant on the third floor had surprisingly amazing dishes; the kids absolutely loved the black rice, and every main course was incredibly delicious, earning high praise. The breakfast buffet on the first floor was also excellent, with a wide variety of dishes, and they even had Jianbing (Chinese crepes)! The pool on the 4th floor is perfect for children, and there's also a small hot spring pool. The hotel is very close to the Liyang Museum, making its location excellent. Highly recommended."

"The room is quite large, and the side cover has a view from both sides. It uses a Dyson hair dryer with many plug configurations, dry and wet separation, and the hanging area is also very spacious. The courtyard is decorated in a Chinese-style courtyard style. The butler will contact you in advance before checking in. There are shuttle buses to take you to the scenic spots, which is very convenient (you can go climbing in the Dongpo Pavilion next to it). The attitudes of the front desk and butler service staff are very good. , our children were given motion sickness stickers because they were afraid of motion sickness. The back door of the hotel is Yada Town. It is very convenient to eat and drink. There are many check-in points. There are many performances during the Mid-Autumn Festival. I like it. The breakfast area will be perfect if it is upgraded. Will go again if I have the chance"

"Check-in: Ctrip free room upgrade wasn't provided. Room cleanliness: Shortly after checking in, I saw small bugs on the bed, so they came to change my room and upgraded me two room types. In reality, there wasn't much difference; they were practically identical. I later saw that the actual area for different room types in the hotel was the same. Breakfast: Not many options. Compared to most 4-star standards, I'd say there were half as many choices. Environment: There's a mall opposite, and it's newly renovated, so there's a slight smell."

"The room was spacious and even had a small balcony. The facilities were a bit dated, and there was a slight leak under the sink. It was convenient to access the hot springs from the hotel, and we could even wear the hot spring loungewear back to the room, which was a thoughtful touch since our bathrobes were already wet. However, the auntie at the fruit counter in the hot spring's second-floor lounge area had a very bad attitude. Also, when I asked a waitress at the restaurant entrance about the heartwarming congee, she had no idea and I had to point to the sign for her. There's a serious lack of training there. On the bright side, the breakfast area was right next to the kids' play area, so adults could take turns eating while the kids played, which was great. The butler service was very attentive; they even reminded us daily not to miss breakfast and were very knowledgeable about attractions, which was very helpful. I especially want to praise the heartwarming congee served after the hot springs. It was made with freshly picked shepherd's purse from spring, which was incredibly comforting for a light hunger after a soak."