Guizhou Village Super Hotel｜The Perfect Blend of Business and Leisure

Located in Rongjiang County, Guizhou, the Guizhou Village Super Hotel (Rongjiang Village Super Stadium Branch) stands out as my ideal choice for this trip due to its comfort and convenience. Upon entering the hotel, the spacious and bright lobby with its warm decor immediately made me feel at home. The professionalism and enthusiasm of the front desk staff made the check-in process efficient and thoughtful. My room was simply yet comfortably arranged, with a soft and spacious bed that allowed me to rest fully during my journey. The bathroom was clean and tidy, equipped with high-quality toiletries that helped me completely relax after a busy day. The hotel's dining service was equally satisfying. The breakfast offered a wide variety of options, allowing me to choose according to my taste. For dinner, I opted for the hotel's specialty restaurant, where the dishes were not only delicious but also beautifully presented, giving me a deeper appreciation of Guizhou’s culinary culture. The hotel's location is also very advantageous. It is near the high-speed rail station and bus station, and close to several famous scenic spots. Whether heading to the county center or nearby commercial areas, it is very convenient. Additionally, the hotel provides easy transportation services, making it simple for me to reach meeting venues or other destinations. During this trip, Guizhou Village Super Hotel (Rongjiang Village Super Stadium Branch) met all my expectations for both a business hotel and a resort hotel with its comfort and efficiency. If you are looking for a place that can satisfy business needs while offering a comfortable experience, Guizhou Village Super Hotel (Rongjiang Village Super Stadium Branch) is definitely worth trying. Nearby Travel Recommendation — Zhaoxing Dong Village Follow National Geographic to check in at one of China’s most beautiful villages. Located in the mountains of southeastern Guizhou, this small village plus the time to visit Tang’an Terraces can be fully explored in two days and one night. The main street is somewhat commercialized, but walking through the alleys, you can feel the local villagers’ lifestyle, and the tension from work gradually eases. The local Miao ethnic customs, warm and simple folkways, and unfiltered natural scenery make dressing up as a Miao girl and taking photos a unique experience, as if you’ve blended into an ancient village. Food Recommendations: Sour Soup Beef Hotpot, Sour Soup Fish, Sour Soup Beef Rice Noodles, Roasted Fragrant Pork, Farmhouse Dishes, as well as Bamboo Tube Rice, Glutinous Rice Wine, Milk Tea, Handmade Tofu, Stir-fried Bamboo Shoots with Pork, and Braised Potatoes are all must-try dishes.