Guiyang Hotels with Wifi

Whenever I have a short business trip to Guiyang, I always stay at this Holiday Inn for my layover. The shuttle bus schedule is well-arranged, making it very convenient to get to the airport and eliminating the anxiety of rushing for my flight. The room layout is simple and practical, with a spacious desk and stable internet. It's quiet at night, allowing me to focus on work without disturbance. Front desk staff, Iven, provided efficient service, and the check-in and check-out processes were smooth. The breakfast selection is comprehensive, and the Guizhou-style sour soup noodles are authentic. It's perfect for a quick meal before heading to the airport, making it a hassle-free choice for business travelers.

The hotel room was clean and well-maintained, with excellent facilities. The breakfast was plentiful, and the location offered convenient access to various attractions like Wenchang Pavilion, Jiaxiu Tower, Pen Shui Chi, Qingyun Market, and Qianling Mountain Park. The hotel staff were professional, incredibly warm, and courteous. Upon arrival, they upgraded us to a family room. When we checked out, we were rushing for our flight and accidentally left my glasses in the room. Luckily, the hotel staff promptly contacted us and even couriered the glasses to us that very afternoon, allowing us to use them without delay. A huge thank you to them! 🙏🙏🙏

This is my second time staying at Manhui Sujia Hotel, and I'm not disappointed. The hotel not only provides free coffee, juice, milk tea, facial masks and eye masks, but also free use of washing machines and dryers. The lounge area at the front desk is also very thoughtful. The hotel also has a homemade guide for reference. It is really friendly for foreign tourists. The sanitation is super clean and tidy, even the dead corners are cleaned very well. The service of the lady at the front desk is super good and super enthusiastic. After sending us to the room, she also introduced us how to use the facilities in the room. It's so thoughtful. I highly recommend it, highly recommend it, and I say it three times because it's important. I will bring my friends with me next time.

First: this place is not a Carlton Hotel chain hotel. It is a rip off name. Secondly: it is located on the 8th floor of a commercial tower. As a 3 star rated hotel in china, it's on the high end of the scale inside. as a solo traveller, i am mainly looking at convenience and hygiene. I booked this place for it's proximity to the train station for my early morning flight. Arriving at the station, it took me 40 minutes to find my way to walk over to the hotel, and would have appreciated more information. How to get there: Exit the station at the west plaza, on your right somewhere, you will find a path which leads to an underpass to cross the highway. Walk straight into the basement of the commercial building, turn left and then go up the escalators. Then the hotel's lifts are on the left as you enter the building. The current state of the elevator lobby and the lift is dire. See photos. Cigarette butts, and renovation mess. In the reception, there was a lady in front of me that was haggling the prices of her room. Just so that you get an idea of the place. Once I got into the room, it was fine. Quite a nice area. But there was no Aircon control, it was all centralised, but at least it was cool in Guiyang that night. There was a wet mark on the sofa, see photo. I inspected the room for hygiene, and it was ok, clean towels, clean toilet, clean sheets, pillows didn't smell. The toilet flushes well, and shower room was clean. In fact, apart from the sofa mark and the rug condition, everything was good. I marked down the hygiene mainly from a suspicious wet mark and the state of the lobby/lift. I used the self checkout in the morning to catch my train, since the reception was sleeping under the counter. It takes 10-15 min today walk to the station with luggage, with no rain shelter. Be aware. It is probably better to just book a hotel in a slightly better area and take a cab.

My stay here was excellent! Great value for money, it really exceeded my expectations. The front desk staff were so kind and check-in was quick and efficient. The room was spotless and tidy, and the bed was incredibly soft – it was instant relief from travel fatigue. The soundproofing was also very good, the internal environment was peaceful, and the facilities were complete. The location is super convenient for getting around. This place has definitely made it onto my favorites list, highly recommended!!!

Great atmosphere, and the room is quite spacious and extremely comfortable to stay in, featuring a separate dry and wet bathroom. It's also very close to the terminal. Since I had an early morning flight, this is the first time I've ever stayed in a hotel so close to the airport. The front desk service was also exceptional. Wonderful experience!

I brought my mom and aunt to Guiyang, and I was most worried about the older generation walking their legs off, but the Sofitel Guiyang Hunter really nails the concept of a ”lazy vacation.” Taking the elevator up to the 55th floor first and then transferring to another for the rooms is a bit convoluted, but the trade-off is high-altitude peace and quiet that's totally worth the price—my aunt pulled back the curtain and exclaimed, ”Oh, Jiaxiu Tower is right beneath our feet.” The room had a deep bathtub and soft bathrobe; the elders soaking in the tub while enjoying the night view was way more relaxing than dragging them through crammed tourist spots. Breakfast is on the 57th floor, featuring beef rice noodles, diced chicken with chillies, tofu balls, hot dishes, and French pastries, so even my mom, who insists on a ”hot breakfast,” was satisfied. And don't even get me started on the kids—upon check-out, Cat gave them a Miao embroidery coaster and a small puzzle, and the little one didn't want to leave. If you're bringing your family to Guiyang, don't bother with remote suburban guesthouses; a high-rise hotel in the city center is the real hassle-free choice.

I deliberated for a long time when choosing a hotel for this business trip to Guiyang, and after switching places a few times due to various reasons, I finally booked the Pullman based on its brand reputation and location. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations at first since I've stayed in too many business-style hotels—as long as it's clean and tidy, that's enough. However, after staying for two days, there were quite a few moments that exceeded my expectations. The room was much more comfortable than I imagined. The first impression upon opening the door was how bright it felt, with great natural light coming through the floor-to-ceiling windows. The breakfast restaurant is located at the Cute Pet Garden Restaurant on the 5th floor, which is probably the most ”unconventional” hotel breakfast room I've ever stayed at, haha. Walking out the door leads directly to an open-air garden where over a dozen kinds of small animals—including alpacas, sika deer, miniature pigs, Call ducks, black swans, peacocks, and lopsided-ear rabbits—are just wandering around nearby. Holding a cup of coffee in the morning and standing by the fence watching an alpaca leisurely chewing grass was inexplicably stress-relieving. Objectively speaking, the food quality at the pet restaurant isn't mind-blowing, but if you come for the environment and the interaction and keep your expectations right, the experience will be much better.

Environment: There's an underground parking lot, remember to register your license plate at the front desk. It's very close to Jiaxiu Tower, about a 7-minute walk. Facilities: The bed in the room was decent. The hotel is a bit old, opened in 2007. The showerhead and water pressure were fine. However, the window had no handle and could be pushed open. Since our room faced the street, the window couldn't be closed properly, so it was a bit noisy. Even when closed, the single-pane glass didn't provide good sound insulation. The door lock was also broken and couldn't be deadbolted. The outer doorknob was loose, which makes me think the management isn't great. Don't they inspect and fix things promptly? Breakfast was quite good, with a rich variety and decent taste. Service: The hotel front desk seemed to be misleading guests. However, the hotel's room rates are also a bit strange. The difference between a deluxe twin room and an executive deluxe twin room is that the executive deluxe twin room includes an extra afternoon tea... The hotel clearly has some newly renovated rooms and some older ones, but they don't use this distinction for pricing... Who would pay several hundred more just for your afternoon tea? I don't understand.

Self-driving to Guiyang, brought children to eat food, visit Qianlingshan Park, see Jiaxiu Building, the overall experience is very good! The hotel is close to all check-in points, it is more convenient to go anywhere!