Boutique Hotels in Guangxi, China

The hotel's location is excellent, right at the entrance of Zhengyang Pedestrian Street, directly opposite Jingjiang Prince City. A fifteen-minute walk along the pedestrian street leads to the Twin Pagodas. The hotel's top-floor restaurant offers panoramic views. There's a parking lot just a 5-minute walk away, making it very convenient for those traveling by car. Highly recommend! 👍

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!

Excellent service and a great selection of high-quality breakfast items. The hotel's location is superb, with the highly popular Cao Mei Luosifen and Xi Luo noodle shops just a 5-minute walk away. Most importantly, the hotel boasts an unparalleled river view.

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.

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.

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!

The Marriott hotel is super conveniently located right above a large shopping mall that has everything you need. It's also very easy to get to museums, Chaoyang Square, the train station, and the high-speed rail station via Metro Line 1. The hotel itself seems to have been recently renovated; it feels very new.

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.

The Shangri-La was hands down the most unforgettable hotel of our New Year's trip to Guangxi in 2026. Neither the Hyatt in Liuzhou nor the Wyndham in Fangchenggang came close – the Shangri-La was ten times better! From the magnificent lobby and the elegant, tasteful public areas, to the breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views from the 68-meter-high sky lobby, and the meticulous room service – every staff member was warm, friendly, and efficient. Staying at the hotel itself felt like a vacation; there was no need to visit other attractions. It was an experience of art and culture. I highly recommend booking a package that includes afternoon tea. The themed afternoon tea setup was incredibly impressive, making us want to linger forever, as if we had stepped into a fairy tale. The breakfast was equally outstanding. The variety and exquisite quality of the Shangri-La's dining can't be matched by other hotels. I was particularly impressed by the local Guangxi lemon duck and the grilled pork (Mei Rou). The duck was served warm, and the moment it was opened, all the delicious oil flowed out. I couldn't stop at just two or three pieces each time! I even wanted to ask the hotel what brand they use so I could buy some to take home. The hotel offers direct access to MixC Mall, which had lively New Year's Eve festivities. It's also just a 10-minute drive to Qingxiu Mountain Scenic Area, and there are several small parks directly opposite. If you take your time, you could easily stay for many days. Both the children and our elderly family members couldn't stop raving about it. We didn't want to leave at all! We'll definitely choose Shangri-La whenever we travel next. A big thank you to the entire service team for their thoughtful service! Jessica was particularly warm, kind, and friendly, and Alice, Betsy, Ally, and Jenna were also excellent!

Families, this hotel is absolutely incredible! Traveling alone for New Year's, I've stayed at three five-star hotels these past few days, and this one is the last – and the most stunning. I booked the top-floor suite, and it's simply gorgeous. I got to experience the joy of a super-spacious apartment… I honestly didn't expect such high standards; it even inspired some of my personal ambitions. The space is so big I could jump rope in the living room~ (and I actually did!) The moment you walk in, you're greeted with a direct view of the golden sunrise on the mountains, which is a wonderful visual feast. Further in, there's a huge TV area, and the bed is incredibly comfortable – you could just lie there and zone out forever. Most of the room's facilities are electrically controlled. The bathtub is quite comfortable and has a very sophisticated design. The shower and toilet are separate, and the bathroom has an enormous sink and mirror. The entire room's design feels very grand, with a great sense of space, simple yet full of thoughtful details, and a high-end color palette. The moment you step out, you're met with an unbeatable mountain view; the vista is incredibly expansive, and the air is so refreshing… (compared to the city's air pollution, someone with allergies like me can instantly feel the huge difference)! Breakfast was also delicious. All in all, it's a highly recommended hotel ❤️