5-Star Hotels in Guizhou, China

"The environment is great, and the rooms are clean and hygienic. Staying on the ground floor is even better because you can park your car right outside, which makes it easy to unload luggage. The high humidity in summer was actually good for my skin! The only downside was that clothes don't dry outside, so I had to hang them indoors. The hotel breakfast was a bit simple, but everything else was fine. The hotel is just across the bridge from the scenic area entrance, and you can even play in the water under the bridge."

"For Tongren, having a hotel like this is already pretty good; it's like the equivalent of Guiyang's Grand Century Hotel to me. The price is decent, but the pillows are incredibly uncomfortable – none of the four pillows were good, and I didn't sleep well. I asked for a room away from the elevator, but the front desk said that standard rooms and king rooms are only available in the middle sections, and all corner rooms are suites. So, there was no choice. If you're particular about cleanliness and the environment, you can choose this hotel. I recommend the higher floors; the slightly lower ones had a stronger smell. My first night was on the 18th floor and the smell was quite noticeable, but on the second night on the 20th floor, it wasn't as strong. Maybe I'm just sensitive to smells, so it depends on individual preference."

"I stayed here for two nights within a week, experiencing both the 4th and 5th floors. Overall, this international five-star hotel generally lives up to its standards. However, the in-room facilities are quite dated. A consistent issue across both nights was the low water pressure in the shower and poor sealing, leading to a lot of water spilling onto the bathroom floor after showering, which is a safety hazard. This was particularly bad on the 4th-floor room where the shower door couldn't even close properly (see photo). Even though the facilities are old, the hotel should really step up its routine inspections and maintenance. Also, I was surprised to find there was no self-service laundry room, a feature commonly found in many budget hotels."

"I was very satisfied with this stay, and I must particularly commend the concierge staff. Upon arrival, they proactively opened the door and helped with my luggage, showing warmth and politeness. When I asked about walking routes to the Old Town attractions, the concierge patiently explained and even thoughtfully suggested an itinerary, which was very professional. The hotel's location is superb, connected to Hunter Mall, and within walking distance of several historical sites and snack streets. The 55th-floor lobby offers expansive views, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. The only minor inconvenience was having to switch elevators to get to the guest rooms. Overall, the service quality is excellent, making travel and sightseeing very convenient. For anyone visiting Guiyang's Old Town, this hotel offers great accessibility, and the exceptional concierge service significantly enhanced my stay. Highly recommended."

"The experience was pretty mediocre, and the service was particularly poor. Firstly, the front desk service was unclear. When I was checking in, the front desk told me to wait a few minutes for them to confirm the room status. When I came back a few minutes later, the previous staff member was gone and hadn't briefed their colleague. Secondly, after checking in, the front desk staff only said, 'The elevator is next to you.' Couldn't they at least tell me which floor the hotel rooms are on, and where and when breakfast is served? Is that too much to ask? Is it really that hard to provide this basic information? I'm not even talking about help with luggage or guiding me to my floor, but later when I was wandering in the lobby during the rain, I noticed they actually do offer that service, maybe just for members. Finally, in the 'naughty castle' (indoor playground) on the first floor lobby, the climbing net was broken. Normally, it's a grid of fabric straps that would only allow a foot to go through at most, but several spots in the middle were torn, meaning smaller children could fall right through. My three-year-old fell right through and hit the ground, crying immediately. I know parents are responsible for supervision, and I didn't check the facility beforehand, assuming that a hotel of this size would at least have safe facilities. But I still recommend that if they're going to have an indoor playground, they should thoroughly inspect it for any safety hazards! Lastly, the front desk efficiency was again poor. Before checking out, I left my license plate number at the front desk. They asked if we were coming back or leaving now. We replied we weren't coming back and were leaving now. They said they would register the license plate immediately. However, when we drove out, the barrier failed to recognize the car. We circled back, and it still failed. We eventually had to park in front of the hotel and communicate with the front desk again before the barrier finally recognized the car and lifted! Objectively, the executive lounge staff were very polite, the overall food was good, the location was also good, and the hygiene was acceptable. It was just the service that let everything down!"

"This hotel is great! The environment is lovely, it's comfortable and quiet, and offers excellent value for money. The front desk staff, particularly Xiao Jiang, was so kind to give our child a free breakfast voucher. We'll definitely choose to stay here again next time we're in Tongren."

"Bijin Sky Homestay is an excellent choice for a stay in the Dong villages. The service and reception here are outstanding. They offer all-inclusive round-trip transfers and proactively assist with itinerary planning. Upon arrival, they provide a detailed guide for exploring all the scenic spots like the terraced fields, drum towers, and wind-and-rain bridges, making your trip completely stress-free. The wooden homestay features floor-to-ceiling windows with direct views of the entire Dong village's stilted houses and mountain scenery. The rooms are quiet and comfortable, and the Yao medicinal bath is incredibly relaxing. Every evening, the homestay arranges authentic Dong Grand Song performances, offering an immersive cultural experience. The local buffet breakfast is delicious and authentic, and upon departure, they even give you a special souvenir. The service is meticulous and thoughtful. Opening the window reveals a picturesque Dong village landscape. It's definitely worth revisiting."

"炎熱的暑期，來貴陽避暑，為了貴陽美食來的，無意間發現這家酒店，路過的時候就被酒店的建築吸引，看着跟一般的酒店完全不一樣非常漂亮的獨棟，門口的蠟燭很吸引我，因此果斷換了這家入住，預訂以後前台服務非常好，在門外就有服務人員等着我們，全程幫我們提行李和問候，辦入住也非常快，整個過程非常順心，進房間後發現裝修非常漂亮，有很多設計性的傢俱和用品，整體風格非常歐式像回到了歐洲的感覺，房間非常大，住着很舒服，第二天的早餐也很好吃，非常精緻，在貴陽第一次吃到這種類型的早餐。整體體驗下來可以説是貴陽獨一份的酒店，非常值得打卡和入住了。"

"The biggest advantage of this hotel is its location. The guest room balconies and rooftop terrace directly face Zhusheng Bridge and Qinglong Cave, making it probably the best-situated guesthouse in the entire ancient town for scenic views. The overall design is excellent, with spacious common areas, making you almost reluctant to leave the hotel. The service is also very thoughtful; they contact you in advance to provide check-in information and arrange parking and electric car transfers. Breakfast is a set menu and very well prepared. Highly recommended."

"I stayed at Banshan Hotel for several days, and my overall experience was incredibly comfortable. The dedicated butler service was attentive throughout, ensuring everything was perfectly arranged. My room was cleaned meticulously every day, and all the facilities were in excellent working order. Anshun's climate is refreshing and pleasant, and the hotel's service was incredibly thoughtful in every aspect. Everything was satisfactory, and I highly recommend it! Banshan Hotel truly deserves a five-star rating!"