Villas in Guangxi, China

This hotel is located right in the Ten-Mile Gallery scenic area, only a 5-minute drive from the highway, which is incredibly convenient. We stayed in a family room, which was a two-story loft. Upstairs, there were two large beds separated by a partition, and the ceiling featured a clear glass window with a curtain. On clear days, you could open the curtain and stargaze. The room also came with an outdoor hot tub. While not true hot spring water, soaking in it and admiring the distant, picturesque mountains was quite delightful. The hotel's service was excellent. On our first night, it was almost midnight, and we wanted to use the hot tub. A staff member promptly came to clean it and fill it for us. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but it was clean and delicious. Both the dry-tossed noodles and soup noodles were unique and worth trying. The plain congee was so soft and sticky, I even wanted to buy some rice to take home. The afternoon tea offered persimmons, peanuts, and luo han guo tea. Initially, I didn't notice the persimmons were available here, and I bought them from a nearby persimmon orchard for 10 yuan a pound, only to find them for 2.5 yuan a pound in town another day! Supper ended at 11 PM, with different options daily like dumplings, rice noodles, and mung bean porridge. On our last day, we checked out late due to traffic jams in the scenic area, and the staff were very understanding. Next door was a restaurant with delicious kiln-roasted chicken. Overall, the hotel offers convenient dining, accommodation, and transportation, a first-class environment, and thoughtful service.

Service: Absolutely 5-star, we felt right at home. They're genuinely pet-friendly, not just in name (they were so kind to my 'Tomato,' even preparing a chicken breast afternoon tea for him!). It was such a relief to know we could leave him safely in the room when heading to crowded spots – truly the most satisfying aspect for me. The room's bedding was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a fantastic night's sleep. Suggestion: It would be wonderful if they could add an à la carte menu, as the guesthouse environment is much more pleasant and comfortable than eating out.

I really loved it! The scenery is absolutely stunning, and staying amidst such beautiful mountains and rivers was wonderful. The service from Wu Zhuomei was excellent; she deserves a special commendation. The breakfast selection was a bit limited for a luxury hotel, and it's quite far from the city center. However, if you're not planning to visit the city and just want to relax at the hotel, it's truly a fantastic experience.

This was an absolutely wonderful and rejuvenating stay! The hotel is a chic Chinese-style courtyard. Upon entering, we were immediately captivated by the tranquil landscape pond, exuding a Zen-like serenity that instantly melted away our travel fatigue. What truly surprised us was the hotel's versatile offerings: there's a high-quality Western restaurant on the first floor, and a super stylish cafe tucked away on the fourth! Their afternoon tea is an absolute must-try – both the desserts and coffee were unexpectedly excellent. It's truly the perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon. Our king-size room was equally satisfying. The bedding was incredibly soft and comfortable, ensuring a dreamless and wonderfully restful night's sleep. The excellent soundproofing further guaranteed we had ample rest. Lastly, I must commend the front desk staff. From our initial booking inquiries to the check-in process, they were consistently warm, patient, and provided impeccable service, making us feel incredibly welcome. In conclusion, this hotel offers impeccable ambiance, facilities, and service. We wouldn't hesitate to choose it again for our next visit! Highly recommended to everyone!

This is the first homestay I chose when I took my mother out for a trip on Mother's Day. I was a little surprised when I entered the homestay. It really touched my heart~ It is especially suitable for checking in, with clusters of flowers, and there is a 🐱, but there are a lot of mosquitoes. The young man is also very enthusiastic. The homestay is very close to Dongxi Lane. Go out of the underground passage across the bridge and go straight to the left to reach Dongxi Lane. Go straight to Jingjiang Palace from Dongxi Lane. It is also very close to Elephant Trunk Hill and Sun and Moon Twin Towers. The taxi fare is less than 10 yuan. Sun and Moon Twin Towers and Elephant Trunk Hill are free attractions, unless you take a bamboo raft cruise, you need to pay. Elephant Trunk Hill is at Exit 3 and Exit 2. Exit 2 is the best location for checking in. If you want to go to Yangshuo, you have to go to Guilin South Bus Station. The Didi driver said that there is no Yangshuo bus at the North Station. The only regret is that I haven't found cheap and delicious Guilin rice noodles yet.

It was absolutely beyond my imagination. The overall environment was excellent, and the decor was upscale. The landlord said they were planning to live there themselves, so the materials and layout of the facilities were top-notch. The fifth-floor terrace and tea room were fantastic, allowing for a truly breathtaking view of the Li River while enjoying tea. The river is literally just ten meters below! The room and facilities were brand new and spotlessly clean! Parking was tight during the Spring Festival holiday, so the landlord even paid for paid parking for vehicles with parking fees. Facilities: Excellent, very new, well-equipped, and of excellent quality. Cleanliness: Spotless, with no blind spots, and the room was odorless and spotless. Service: Excellent, friendly, and proactive.

Very comfortable villa, three floors with 9 beds, satisfying our leisure time. The proprietress was very enthusiastic and prepared a lot of fruit for us. Must be praised.

The room was great! The room was renovated from an old house, but it is still very comfortable to live in. The bedding and toiletries are all good. The interior decoration of the room is relatively simple and industrial style. There is also a public kitchen, coffee machine and refrigerator, which is very convenient. The boss was very nice and talkative. He introduced us enthusiastically and sent us detailed notes about the surrounding places to eat, drink, have fun and travel. He was so thoughtful. It's a pity that this trip was too short and I didn't have a few more days to experience it. I just sat in the courtyard, made tea, listened to the rain and enjoyed the slow life.

During my trip to Beihai, I unexpectedly stumbled upon a fantastic hotel. I loved the ambiance of this hotel, decorated in the exotic Southeast Asian villa style. The courtyard is shaded by greenery, with lounge chairs for lazing in the sun. Across the street, the owner also owns a hotel with a swimming pool. The room was comfortable, well-equipped, and very clean. The hotel is conveniently located across from the Beihai Silver Beach scenic area. The owner was very welcoming, provided a wide variety of breakfast options, and parking was also convenient. Overall, it was a wonderful stay.

Facilities: The rooms are fairly well-equipped. The master bedroom has a bathtub with a disposable bathtub cover. Toiletries are provided, but conditioner is not available, so bring your own. Shampoo is a large bottle of Rejoice, and shower gel is a large bottle of Safeguard. Toilets are located on the second and third floors, while a squat toilet is located on the first floor. Each room has a balcony. The first-floor kitchen has an induction cooktop, a rice cooker, and a kettle. Cleanliness: Clean. The bedding had a light, reassuring smell of disinfectant. The bathrobes looked new and spotless. Environment: A single-family villa. We stayed in a row facing the river. The surroundings are pleasant and tranquil in the summer, perfect for escaping the heat. It was quiet and we slept very well. Service: Very helpful. During our two-day stay, the maid even helped with housekeeping.