Hotels with Breakfast in Qingyuan

Came here on a friend's recommendation, and it didn't disappoint! The hotel is located in the heart of the Yingxi Peak Forest scenic area, surrounded by karst mountains, offering incredibly expansive views. Its pure white exterior really stands out amidst the peaks. Inside, it beautifully blends rustic elements with modern aesthetics, feeling both luxurious and authentic. The rooms are spacious and bright, and the cleanliness is impeccable, with comfortable and spotless bedding. The butler team, both the gentlemen and ladies, provided warm, attentive, and super-responsive service. The infinity pool on the fourth floor perfectly reflects the mountains, making for stunning photos! Nearby, you can also visit the Shan Ka La Ka Campsite and tea gardens. It’s only a 7-minute drive from the T3 Tea Garden – Yingde is a famous tea-producing region, so it’s a must-visit!

1. I truly recommend this hotel! The cleanliness is outstanding, there wasn't a single strange smell in the room, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly and efficient. It made for a very comfortable and stress-free stay. 2. The value for money here is incredible. The location is easy to find and convenient for transport, the room was spacious with great natural light, and the bed was just right – not too hard, not too soft – so I slept really well. 3. My first stay here was absolutely fantastic. It was super clean, well-equipped, and any issues I had were resolved immediately. The service is simply excellent.

The price of this hotel is too affordable and the price is very high! At such a close price, the hotel not only provides clean and tidy rooms, but also comes with thoughtful service and basic facilities. The layout of the room is simple but warm, the beds are comfortable, and people sleep well. The hotel staff is warm and professional, making people feel at home. The breakfast is rich in variety and tastes quite good. This price can enjoy such high-quality service, it is really good value for money, highly recommended to travelers who are pursuing cost-effective!

Staying at the Sheraton Qingyuan Lion Lake Resort was a truly delightful experience. The hotel's exterior boasts a stunning Arabian architectural style, offering a unique exotic flair, while the interior decor is luxurious and facilities are top-notch – truly living up to its five-star standard. The outdoor pool is massive, and in summer, the water temperature is perfect, with not too many people around, allowing for a refreshing swim. The indoor pool has clean water and a comfortable, constant cool temperature, making it very relaxing. I booked the Desert Oasis family-themed room, and its interior design was incredibly novel; my child absolutely loved it. The hotel breakfast was incredibly abundant and delicious, featuring a great selection of fruits, noodles, drinks, coffee, stir-fries, salads, and more. Anna, the hotel manager, was exceptionally warm and proactive, adding us on WeChat and regularly checking in on our stay. I could easily reach out to her via WeChat for any room service needs. The hotel's location is perfect for a vacation. It's only about a 30-minute drive to attractions like Chimelong Qingyuan and Gulong Gorge, and just over an 80-minute drive to Niubi Village, the starting point of Qingyuan's famous Niuhu hiking trail. After breakfast at the hotel, we headed to the Niuhu trail to hike and see the Pingsi Grand Grassland. The temperature upon arrival was ideal, allowing us to enjoy the breathtaking scenery.

An incredible gem of a boutique hotel, run by a friendly host who anticipates and caters to your needs. This hotel is nestled between idyllic hills and farms, and a 20min stroll (or rent their bikes at 60rmb/day) to HuangHua where there’re great restaurants and supermarkets. It was exactly what we did not know we were looking for in a short getaway from HK to Yingde. The hotel itself is clean and modern, and the food was a pleasant surprise. Being foreigners used to western-style breakfast, we were initially apprehensive while booking, but the farm-to-table, home-cooked breakfast turned out to be absolutely delicious, such that we found ourselves looking forward to it on our second morning. We felt like we lucked out with this accommodation choice, as just within walking distance from the hotel, the host brought us to local hiking trails with quite the view (tip: go at sunrise, and if conditions are right you’ll get to see the “sea of clouds”), a climbing crag and an amazing cave you’ll have to yourself. The host, who turned out to be quite the explorer and adrenaline junkie in her younger years, happily took us to them, also showing us photo spots along the way. But perhaps the best kept secret of this hotel is hinted in its name itself. From its roof terrace, we saw shooting stars fly by above the glow of the region’s famous karst.

Our two days at T Manor Tent camp were very enjoyable, with lots of peaceful walks through the plantation and some spectacular sunsets seen from our glamping tent and from the viewing area at the top of the hill which looks out over the karst-studded landscape. Our tent was located down below which was less spectacular than the tents on the hill but also less exposed and a good option. We had great service from the T Manor staff, who set up a WeChat thread so my husband could communicate with us easily as most of them didn’t speak English. One exception was Allen, a tour guide from Taiwan who was very friendly and helpful, especially on the last day when he helped organise a car to take us to our next accommodation a few hours drive away. A special mention must also go to the restaurant staff, who served us a range of tea-infused dishes and patiently went along with our many queries (our daughter is coeliac which made eating in China a little complicated). Thank you T Manor for a serene and friendly experience, we particularly loved listening to the sound of the bees pollinating the tea bushes as we eat on the veranda of our tent and looked out over the plantation.

The hotel is quite old, but it's well-maintained, and the room hygiene is acceptable. This family suite is a one-bedroom, one-living room, two-bathroom setup, with spacious rooms that are pretty good for families. It has two balconies, but since it's on the ground floor, the view is almost completely blocked. However, I have to complain about the bathroom. Soon after checking in, we noticed a sewage smell. First, the bathroom in the living room started smelling, which made the entire living room stinky. I reported it to the front desk, and they arranged to fix it. Later that night, when we returned, the smell in the living room bathroom was gone, but then the bathroom in the bedroom started emitting an odor. A little while later, the living room bathroom started smelling again. Overall, I wasn't satisfied with the stay because of the smell. It's likely due to old plumbing in the building. But the staff's attitude was good; they promptly brought water and carpet replenishment when requested at night. Perhaps because it was the May Day holiday, the breakfast buffet required queuing and entry in shifts. Plus, the food selection was limited, and it was crowded, so the experience wasn't great.

Service: From the front desk to various service points, or even just passing by, most staff members were courteous and greeted us proactively. They actively answered questions and explained details or resolved issues whenever we had them. This indirectly shows that the management's training for employees is excellent, ensuring the staff provides top-notch service. The first front desk attendant who checked me in, Zheng Zhuolin, even provided timely WeChat guidance on entertainment, dining, and accommodation essentials throughout my 3-day stay. Hygiene: The housekeeping staff maintained excellent cleanliness on the floors and were always responsive to requests. Overall Facilities and Environment: Every few years I visit Xilegu, and I always notice new changes and improvements. This time, the exterior of the 'Sleepless Valley' has changed significantly. Dining: I had a negative impression of the buffet at Sleepless Valley on a previous visit because it didn't align with my dining preferences, so I didn't eat there this time and don't know if it has changed or improved. What I particularly want to praise is the main building's Western restaurant. Not only is the food quality and taste excellent, but there's a wide variety suitable for all ages and different regional preferences, and the service is also impeccable. Having dined at many buffet restaurants in various scenic spots in this province over the past few years, Xilegu's buffet is, in my opinion, the best. This stay also included a complimentary roast chicken from Zhonghe Restaurant. Entertainment Facilities: The hot spring area and water park facilities haven't changed much. I visited on a Monday, and the hot spring pools were clean, and the water park environment was spotless. Although the staff members were young, they were very responsible and diligent. Shuttle Service: The shuttle effectively and safely transported guests, and the waiting time never exceeded 3 minutes.

The service is very good, the problem is handled very humanely, the surrounding attractions are relatively close, the hotel is equipped with a gym and laundry room, kk has a good attitude

The facilities are modern, the environment is peaceful, and the soundproofing is excellent. The butler was very responsive and helpful, which I really appreciate. Parking is convenient, and the amenities are comprehensive. The water in the water park is very clean, and there are many facilities for children to enjoy. We will definitely come back again.