Romantic Hotels in Chongzuo

The hotel is less than a kilometer from the Mingshi Pastoral Scenic Area ticket office, making it very convenient for sightseeing. The room amenities are thoughtfully prepared. The hotel staff are all very friendly, and there's complimentary tea and bottled water available in the lobby on the first floor for self-service. There are many restaurants nearby to choose from. The breakfast was pretty good. It's located by the road, so there's some car noise (but not many cars at night, so it's fine then). The soundproofing in the rooms could be improved; kids in the hallway started making noise before 7 AM.

A very satisfying trip! Since it was the off-season, there were fewer people, and the service was even more attentive. It's not just a hotel, but more like a community, with services like travel photography and a Chinese restaurant also open to the public. The coffee shop across the way, 'Dao Na Li', is a popular spot for Instagram photos, but hotel guests can enter for free. The service was excellent! The package I bought included afternoon tea, a travel photography session, and more. They even packed up our afternoon tea for us to take away. The staff were all very enthusiastic and helpful in resolving any issues. However, the restaurant, travel photography, and hotel seemed to operate independently. When I placed my order, it said I needed to book several days in advance, so I called before checking in. The attitude was good, but they kept telling me someone would contact me later, which created a slow information gap. The travel photographer added me on WeChat around 10:30 PM that evening, and the restaurant didn't add me. When I called to inquire, they asked for my room number, which I didn't have since I hadn't checked in yet. Upon arrival, the reception seemed a bit confused; I guess during the off-season, reservations aren't really necessary. There was also a tour group dining at the same time, with their guide using a megaphone to celebrate the festival, which truly gave it a 'community canteen' vibe in the literal sense.

I have always valued cleanliness. I chose the hotel to look at hygiene first. This one really didn't disappoint! The bedding is white and tidy, without a trace of stains and folds, and it is particularly comfortable to look neatly. Whether it is a bedside table or a desktop, all countertops are cleaned, there is no dust in any corner, the bathroom is even more pleasant, the dry and wet separation design is done, the wall and the shower area tiles do not even have a little water stain, the corner details are also in place, It can be seen that the cleaning work is particularly careful and meticulous. You don't have to worry about hygiene during the whole process. It is especially reassuring. This experience is really awesome!

The room facilities, though a bit dated, were very well-maintained and clean, showing the hotel's dedication. The hotel is located near the Guichun River within the scenic area, offering views of the Vietnamese people across the river, though the barbed wire fence is a bit of a letdown. However, the hotel's garden restaurant is an absolute disaster—the food is unappetizing and truly awful. I'd recommend eating before you check in or returning to the hotel to rest after you've had a meal elsewhere.

The room is large, with a tea table and sofa, and a very artistic atmosphere. The hotel is on the roadside, with convenient parking. If you bring your own breakfast, you need to eat it in Mingshi Villa, which is delicious. The villa is very beautiful, and you can also watch performances and bonfire parties.

The hotel lobby is bright, the waiter is very polite, helped me with my luggage, the corridors and elevators are very clean, it can be seen that they are carefully maintained, the room is clean and tidy, the facilities are perfect, the environment is comfortable, the water pressure is very high, overall the price is very high, After a day, I went back to take a shower and went downstairs to have a restaurant to eat. It was super convenient, the experience was full, and I loved it.