Blossom House Qingyan Ancient TownGuiyang

It's OK. Although there are no activities as mentioned in the online reviews, it's better that there are fewer people and the breakfast is also good. But many facilities are not open, such as the swimming pool.

The hotel is located in the ancient town and has its own independent parking lot, which is very convenient. The service is also good, and the breakfast is also OK! It's just that the room we stayed in was a bit small and a bit crowded!

The whole hotel is very unique and photogenic. We were helped to upgrade our room for free after arriving. The service attitude was very good, from the front desk to the restaurant, the service was very warm and friendly, and they also helped to deliver the luggage to the room. The restaurant dishes tasted very good and the portions were large. It was very comfortable to dine after touring the ancient town. I will recommend friends to choose this place next time.

Almost every year, I would bring my kids to stay at Wenfan. I liked the all-inclusive package, various fun activities, and enthusiastic staff of Wenfan. At that time, it was operated by the manager of tw, who talked to us seriously about the concept of the hotel. It was the well-deserved No. 1 hotel in Guiyang in my heart. However, after the listing of Huajiantang, it was the first and last time I went there. Everything in the hotel has changed. In order to cater to the market, the price was reduced, the all-inclusive package was removed, and other services were gone. There is no L'Occitane SPA, no daily entertainment activities, no activity room for entertainment and singing, no children's library, no room for midnight snacks and desserts, instead, it was outsourced to a travel photography shop. You can imagine how chaotic it is inside. To be fair, Wenfan's room is very cramped and small, and without services, what advantages does Wenfan have except for its geographical location? Besides, the only remaining night tour of Qingyan, I also participated in the previous activities. The staff enthusiastically introduced it to us, and as a local, I also listened with relish. The current activities are more like a perfunctory one. The staff took everyone for a walk, but they couldn't remember the words of the explanation, and their voices were low. Later, they just chatted with two tourists next to them. We were bored and went home halfway through the walk. The staff didn't notice it at all. I can only say that the management is too chaotic. The above is Wen Fan from Huajiantang. Goodbye, never see you again.