Hotels With Spa in Guangxi, China

Located right in the heart of Wuzhou near the river. This hotel was quite large with a beautiful and elegant lobby. The room was equally spacious and comfortable. Everything in the bathroom worked well and the bed was quite comfortable as well. Overall an excellent value for a hotel to use as a base for exploring Wuzhou!

The hotel's location is truly unique. It faces Guilin Lake directly and Rong Lake on one side. You can walk along the lake to reach the Sun and Moon Pagodas (about 1+ km away). Right around the corner is the Rong Lake Branch of the Provincial Library, and nearby is Bai Chongxi's Mansion (which was closed when I visited). Though the room was small, it was exquisite, clean, and tidy, with very modern amenities. It even had a Nespresso capsule coffee machine, a filtered direct-drinking water dispenser, a garment steamer, a sterilizer for water cups, a bedside wireless charging pad, and an electric heated towel rack in the bathroom! There's also a laundry room on every floor! The rooftop pool is very photogenic, and although the observation deck was under maintenance, I bet swimsuit photos there would be amazing in the summer! The front desk area offers a coffee machine, a self-serve beverage cabinet (with mineral water, soy milk available from 6:30 AM, and other branded drinks), as well as fruit and small daily necessities! The kids' play area next to the elevator also looked like a lot of fun! The travel photoshoot included with the hotel package was fantastic too. The free-to-use Chuanshan Park had beautiful scenery, and we climbed Mingyue Peak with our child to get a panoramic view of the city! The front desk staff were incredibly warm and polite! The only drawback was the unimpressive window view! However, overall, it definitely exceeded my expectations.

Very large hotel, feels like thousands of rooms in a maze-like configuration in a mouse hotel. Breakfast is cheap enough, across from rail station so that’s why most people book this hotel I suppose.

Located opposite a pretty lake, nice for a walk, the hotel is good for leisure and business travellers. The rooms are large and well equipped. The shower was particularly nice and the bed is comfortable. The hotel is very clean. Fortunately I was with my Chinese speaking partner otherwise check in may have been a longer process. The breakfast was also fine but more orientated to local audience - albeit there is bread, fruit, eggs. Coffee at breakfast is not so good.

This trip was a mix of business and leisure, traveling with a foreign client and their family. It was my first time visiting beautiful Guilin, and the hotel's name itself is so poetic, evoking 'poetry and faraway places,' with a subtle French ambiance. The staff were polite and enthusiastic; Xiao Bai at the front desk was particularly gentle and charming. Coming back from the scenic area at night, a bowl of coconut milk and Lipu taro was wonderfully warm and fragrant. My foreign client and their family also really loved the hotel's style and service.

Previously, this was the Baise Hotel. The hotel was very grand, with a beautiful courtyard. The rooms were also quite large, but the quality of the decor looked a bit rough. The air conditioner in the room wasn't working, and the room temperature was 29°C. I had to call the front desk to send someone to fix it. I hope the hotel can regularly inspect the room facilities to prevent such problems from happening in the first place!

What a beautiful stay and wonderful property! It tickmarks everything - 1）Nice Rooms with amazing view of the mountains and river 2) Friendly and helpful staff who made our stay comfortable and helped in planning our day tours and sightseeings. Emily and Maya at reception were so helpful and could communicate well in English 3) The restaurant is nice with good breakfast spread. Food was delicious and the best part is it catered to vegetarians as well. The bar is well stocked and has amazing cocktails which one can enjoy with amazing views. 4) Kids playarea is also good and my children loved playing there. 5) The location of the property js nice - walking distance from West Street yet away from buzz and crowds. Highly recommend this one!

My recent experiences at other hotels made me particularly hesitant when choosing a hotel in Guilin this time. Even with thousands of positive reviews, I couldn't help but feel skeptical. I finally decided to check it out in person. Before checking in, I made what I would have previously considered an unnecessary request: ”May I see the room first?” The front desk staff responded without hesitation: ”Of course, you can.” When viewing the room, the staff knocked three times on the door of a room he clearly knew was empty, saying ”housekeeping service” each time. After opening the door, he knocked once more before formally entering. At that moment, I felt reassured. It turns out that a standardized knock and a simple announcement can rebuild shattered trust. This isn't just service; it's the hotel's fundamental respect for people. This feeling of being respected permeated my entire stay. The monk fruit tea personally served by the front desk, the handwritten card next to the welcome fruit, and the Angelica tea before bed all felt warm and thoughtful. Even the housekeeping auntie who brought buckwheat pillows in the evening was all smiles. Here, you don't feel like a hotel guest; you feel more like you've arrived at the home of a cherished friend. Besides the warm and attentive front desk staff, what impressed me most was the F&B supervisor. When I ordered my second coffee, an Americano, she gently confirmed: ”You had a sugar-free latte earlier, didn't you?” I was surprised that she remembered my preference after serving so many guests. When my Guilin rice noodles were ready, she specifically came over to tell me, ”Please come over to add your condiments.” Upon check-out, she even proactively asked, ”Did you sleep well last night? Is there anything you needed in the room?” Accustomed to the rigid departmental divisions of large hotels, this cross-departmental, meticulous care was truly unexpected. I noticed during breakfast that all the servers wore transparent masks. This ensured hygiene without hindering their friendly smiles and clear voices. All the subsequent observations, whether it was the consistently neat bottled water in the elevator or the carefully arranged green mangoes on the breakfast buffet, made me feel that the operation went far beyond merely replenishing food and drinks. It was an attitude of consistently upholding their own standards. Admittedly, considering the prices in Guilin during the off-season, this small hotel with Li River views is not inexpensive, and its facilities are comparable to many standardized chain hotels. However, when respect for people, meticulous attention to detail, and adherence to standards are presented so genuinely, what it offers is an experience that far exceeds its hardware specifications.

If you are concerned about the security of your belongings, think carefully before staying at this hotel. I want to state first that the receptionists and front desk staff are excellent and professional. Unfortunately, there is a serious issue with room security and unauthorized entry. I am a returning guest. First stay: 10–14 December, Room 3031 Second stay: 22–24 December, Room 3003 During my first stay, I informed the cleaning supervisor that I did not want housekeeping until 14 December. When my room ran out of bottled water, I spoke to a cleaning staff member who said she would place the water in my room later after I went out. During our conversation, my room door accidentally shut, and she used a master key card to open it. Looking back, she could have simply handed the water to me as her cart was in the hallway. On 12 or 13 December, the same cleaning staff mentioned that they “cannot earn if they do not clean my room.” Feeling pressured, I agreed to allow floor cleaning only. I stood outside the room while two cleaners mopped the toilet, changed towels, and vacuumed the carpet. On 14 December early checkout, I reached for a pair of black slack pants that had been hanging in the closet since 10 December but it was not there. At that time, I assumed the pants may have been accidentally packed into the two bags for the hotel’s luggage storage. I then traveled to other parts of China with light luggage and did no shopping. I returned to the hotel on the night of 22 December and collected my stored bags. The black slack pants were not in them. During second stay at the hotel I did no shopping. After 24th Dec flying home, I discovered something even more alarming. A bundle of newly purchased jeans for my sister and mother during my first stay—packed together in a plastic bag—was missing. At the airport on 24th Dec, my bags were shrink-wrapped and sealed, and is no wander the total weight was at least 1.3 kg lighter than expected. This suggests that someone entered my room when the room was vacant and removed items from my packed luggage. Hotel staff would have known my checkout date, and I had not opened my bags after packing. This experience has caused me great distress. While the front desk service is commendable, the lack of room security and the disappearance of personal belongings is unacceptable. I will not be returning, and I strongly urge management to investigate this matter seriously.

It was my first time to sleep on a 3-meter bed. It was super cool. The hotel facilities and services are great. The surrounding area is also convenient. RT-Mart is just over 900 meters away. There is free underground parking. The breakfast included in the hotel is also good. My favorite thing is riding a shared electric scooter around Yulin. I went to Shishijie Night Market, Yuntian Cultural City, and Kelawan Water Park. I can stay in a hotel of this level for less than 300 yuan during the National Day. I think it’s worth it!