Hot Springs Hotels in Guangxi, China

The lobby is really unique, and the kids can learn a little bit about it. The small road off the highway didn't feel very good, but once you enter the hotel area, you will be amazed. The place is big, the environment is good, the hot spring is very comfortable, the water is very big, and the balcony for hot springs has electric curtains, which is very convenient and pays attention to privacy. Recommended, I will come again next time

The overall experience of staying is not bad, comprehensive location, price, health, safety, high cost performance The hotel service is very good, very warm, the service attitude is very good, the health is very clean, the access is very convenient, the overall is very comfortable.

I really love this hotel. I stumbled upon it during a road trip and ever since, I bring my family here a few times every year. The rooms, environment, service, hot springs, and even the surrounding restaurants are all excellent. My favorite is the large suite; the views are fantastic, and the room itself is great, which is why I always book this room type. However, I have to give a bad review for room 512 in Building B this time. 1. **Awful smell in the hot springs.** After the apartments next to the hotel were developed, the foot traffic increased, and I understand it gets busy during Chinese New Year. However, the facilities and service severely lagged behind. This visit was after the holiday rush, on a weekday. I checked in at 2 PM, went for a swim in the pool, and then headed up the mountain to the hot springs. To my dismay, several pools on the mountainside reeked of a foul odor. It was so bad I didn't even consider getting in. I went straight to the mountaintop, and the area around the mountaintop pool also had this disgusting smell. My mood was instantly ruined, and I went back to my room. Is it reasonable to change the water once a day with normal traffic, and still only once a day when the New Year traffic doubles? The pools already stank by 2 PM. Is this my first day's hotel experience? Don't tell me it's a natural smell from the hot springs; I've been here many times, and it's never smelled like this, not even the next morning when I went for a dip. 2. **No bath towels.** I came out of the 24-degree pool looking for a bath towel. All the way to the hot stone therapy area on the mountaintop, there wasn't a single dry towel. Finally, I saw a transport cart going up the mountain, so I went over and spoke to the driver. I ended up moving a stack of towels from the cart myself and putting them in the towel cabinet before I could get one. If this were a child, they would have caught a cold by then. 3. **Lack of service.** In the changing rooms and the mountaintop food court, all the tables and chairs were piled with garbage, and used towels were strewn everywhere. Absolutely no one was cleaning up. I finally found a clean table at the very edge of the newly opened food court, closest to area C. All my good spirits were gone. During holidays, there's heavy foot traffic, and fewer staff. For customers, the room rate is higher, but the experience is significantly worse. 4. **Outdated room facilities.** With my mood already ruined and unable to enjoy the hot springs, I could only go back to the room. My child wanted to watch TV, but the TV was as slow and laggy as something from 20 years ago. It's been 26 years, seriously! A smart TV doesn't cost much. Even the staff admitted they don't watch TVs like that. Then my wife needed to charge her phone, and both bedside outlets were broken, showing signs of having short-circuited. This is a serious fire and electrocution hazard. When I went to shower, the showerhead sprayed water everywhere, drenching me. And in such a large suite, one Wi-Fi hotspot couldn't even cover it. The Wi-Fi signal was completely dead near the hot spring pool and the toilet. This is a 1700 RMB room, and over 2000 RMB during holidays. If it were a 300 RMB guesthouse, I wouldn't complain, but for a 2000 RMB room, are these facilities acceptable?

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The hotel itself is a major attraction, with mountains and water, lush vegetation, and high negative oxygen ions, making it an excellent place for a wellness retreat. The hot springs at the hotel are superbly designed and offer a great experience. The freshly made dumplings at breakfast were especially delicious. The hotel doesn't allow private cars to enter directly; you have to park in the outer lot and then take a shuttle. While the shuttle was quite prompt (it's not peak season now, so occupancy isn't full), it was still a minor inconvenience.

The location is fantastic, right across from the West Street entrance, making sightseeing incredibly convenient. The hotel itself is new, clean, and the soundproofing is excellent, ensuring a very quiet night's sleep. They even have mahjong and hot tubs for some leisure time, and the rooftop restaurant offers panoramic views of West Street. The service is exceptional; the staff are incredibly attentive, helpful, and friendly – truly amazing! The hotel lobby also offers discounted tickets to local attractions, which is both economical and convenient. For those traveling independently, you can rent an electric scooter from the hotel for 30 yuan a day, making exploring the surrounding area hassle-free.

The front desk lady is friendly, the smile is infectious, and the consultation around is also very patient. The room is OK, mainly bathing, convenient for family travel. The room has a taste that is not very friendly, the round bed is not very easy to use, the quality of the bedding and quilt is average, in this small city, the whole is OK.

I brought my mom to Yangshuo this time and we stayed at the Fa Dai Hotel. The hotel environment is excellent, and it's the only one in Yangshuo with hot springs. Overall, the experience was fantastic. The service was warm and thoughtful, and the facilities were complete. We also tried the hotel's travel photography service. The photographer was very professional; even though it was raining during the shoot, the Guilin landscape is even more beautiful in the rain. The misty mountains and rivers truly made it feel like we were living in a wonderland. It was stunning and produced many great photos. I'm very satisfied and have kept many of the pictures, which are very commemorative.

This guesthouse is considered one of the better ones in Jinkengzhai. The room facilities are top-notch, it's easy to find, and parking is convenient. The only downside is that during the off-season, they only offer breakfast and no other meals, but they recommended Qing Shan No. 1 for dinner, which was great. You can see the stunning thousand-layer terraces right from your room. However, there's not much else to explore in the village besides the terraces. It's not far from the cable car, and the guesthouse offers pick-up and drop-off services by car.

The room was very clean and quite spacious. We even got a free upgrade to a room with a private hot spring tub, and the water quality was excellent. Being in the main building meant easy access to the hot springs, which was super convenient. There aren't many pools, so I wouldn't make a special trip just for the hot springs, but it's perfect if you're heading to Guposhan the next day. There are buses right outside that take you to the distribution center, allowing you to get up the mountain early, avoid queues, and enjoy your visit more. One downside: if your room doesn't include dinner, I'd suggest skipping their restaurant. While 78 yuan isn't expensive, you'd get a much better 'farm-to-table' experience eating out with a few people. Also, there were no complimentary welcome fruits or milk. I'm not sure if you have to specifically ask for them.