Yangshuo Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"This Yangshuo hotel is absolutely stunning! The floor-to-ceiling windows offer a direct view of the karst peaks; opening the window feels like stepping into a traditional Chinese landscape painting. In the mornings, the mountains are shrouded in mist – no filter needed for photos! The room was spotless, the bedding was soft, and there was plenty of hot water. The front desk staff were very attentive, proactively recommending touring routes. It's also very close to the Yulong River pier, making travel convenient. The environment is serene and quiet, far from the hustle and bustle of West Street. The value for money is incredible. This is my top choice for Yangshuo; I'll definitely stay here again next time!"

"The best hotel experience in China for me . The view from the room is incredible . Make sure to choose a room with view if it’s available. It’s well worth it . The location of the hotel is great. I didn’t want to in the busy west street area but close enough to reach there when I needed . It’s a short 6-7 min bike ride. It’s easy to use the e-bikes and the hotel has offers them at a fair rate. You should definetly go out to explore with them. Also the team is friendly , smiley. Especially the lady who did my check in and who was there during the day time was very helpful . Had some good suggestions , and always response def on WeChat . There is also laundry service available . Having a drier would have been helpful but it was ok ."

"I chose to stay at Yangshuo Mountain Retreat largely because of the owner, Little Fish. What stood out to me before booking was how she takes the time to personally respond to every single review. That level of care and pride in the property really came through—and it is fully reflected in the guest experience. I stayed in Room 207, which offered a perfect vantage point of the Yulong River. I spent hours on the balcony simply watching bamboo rafts drift past against the dramatic karst mountains—it was incredibly peaceful and almost meditative. The retreat itself feels authentic and deeply rooted in the local community. It is entirely run by people from nearby villages, with over 90% of the team being women. Much of the food is sourced directly from the families of the staff who have farms, which makes the entire experience feel personal and sustainable. What impressed me further was hearing from local Didi drivers, who also spoke very highly of the resort. They shared that many of the staff have been there for years, a testament to how well the owner treats her team. It’s clear that Little Fish sees them as family—taking them on holidays and ensuring they are well looked after. That kind of culture is rare and truly shows in the warmth of the service. With only 34 rooms, the property feels wonderfully intimate and quiet—ideal if you’re looking to disconnect. The setting is nothing short of spectacular, with uninterrupted views of one of the most beautiful stretches of the Yulong River. The food also deserves special mention. Both the Chinese and Western options were excellent, and we ended up having all our meals at the hotel. Portions were generous, and when we couldn’t finish the famous Bamboo Chicken, the staff kindly offered to keep it for our next meal—a thoughtful gesture that perfectly reflects their hospitality. Overall, this is far more than just a place to stay. It’s an experience built on genuine care, community, and natural beauty. I would return without hesitation"