Yangshuo Hotels with Wifi

I was in room 211 where I had a little balcony looking onto the river and nearby mountains. It was perfect. No complaints whatsoever, everything was better than I expected, the view, the service, and the food, you name it. Nothing was too much for the staff who were able to help in English. Only a slow 10 mins walk away from west street and all the restaurants you need. Also appreciated afternoon tea provided on the 5th floor. Overall an amazing stay and I’ll definitely be back. 

We had a great stay because of the location we didn't trust much about this hotel before we entered, but surprisingly, the room was very clean, the staff was good and helpful. It was a bit noisy not from the street, but from the neighbors, we traveled during the May holiday, which is a very crowded time. In general, it is a good hotel, very close to the West Street and also surrounded by lots of restaurants.

Room was very clean, and toilet and shower were separate. Smoking was apparently permitted in rooms despite my request for a non-smoking room, but there was no smoke smell in the room and it was well ventilated with the attached balcony which faced the river and had pretty views. I had issues with the electricity tripping, but the front desk resolved this very quickly by giving me a card specifically for the power outlet in my room. The hotel had washers and dryers for clothes free to use for all guests and even an area with hangers and poles to air dry your laundry, but the time I was there, there were many insects at night (the hotel did put a warning sign at the door). The laundry also apparently closes at 11pm but I did not notice this until I was done with my laundry at 1am. The caretaker who did the evening rounds also did not chase me away and let me use the area until I completed my laundry. The hotel was located near the Longtoushan pier where the Li River Cruises end and disembark. It’s supposedly a 3-5-min walk from the pier to the hotel, but the area tends to be very crowded as all the cruises tend to arrive together (~1.30-2pm). The stretch of pavement from the pier to the street is also very bumpy and not luggage-friendly, but you may contact the hotel to fetch you with a buggy but they tend to be too busy to accommodate at that time too. Apart from this timing, the street is generally very quiet. If walking at night, i would recommend bringing a torch light as the street is very dark. It’s also a 10-15min walk away from Xijie (west street) where there are many food options and souvenirs. The hotel has an attached cafe and restaurant too if you just want to chill in the afternoon. It’s a little pricey for this area but overall a good and comfortable stay! The rooftop also has very pretty views of the mountains and the river, and a great place for some quiet time in the morning!

It was really amazing trip. The service was great, the owner was supportive and helpful. The view from the hotel was amazing, I would recommend everyone to visit there

We stayed at Four Seasons Fairyland in Yangshuo and overall had a pleasant experience. Initially, we were checked into a room that wasn’t quite ready — it had an unpleasant smell and didn’t meet cleanliness expectations. However, the hotel handled it very well and upgraded us to a much larger, more comfortable room. The upgrade was a nice gesture, and the room we eventually stayed in was spacious, quiet, and great to come back to after a full day out. The daily breakfast was decent — while the menu doesn’t change much, the variety was fair, and we never left hungry. Waking up to views of the iconic karst mountains of Yangshuo each morning was truly special and made the stay feel grounded in the natural charm of the area. Location-wise, the hotel is conveniently near many key attractions, which made getting around and exploring the area quite easy. One big plus: the staff went above and beyond for us when we had multiple packages arriving from Taobao — helping us coordinate deliveries and pick-ups smoothly. That extra support was really appreciated and speaks to their thoughtful service. A minor downside: the TV in the room didn’t work initially and took a bit of troubleshooting on our own to figure out a fix. The only real disappointment was with the in-house photography experience. While the photographer was skilled and we enjoyed the complimentary 3-photo package, the editor’s attitude left a bad impression. She was impatient and didn’t give us space to decide which photos we wanted to keep or buy. I’d suggest just enjoying the 3 free photos and skipping the upsell unless you really want more. Overall, a solid stay in Yangshuo with great service, beautiful views, and thoughtful touches — just a few things to note depending on what you value during your trip.

The hotel was situation in the most scenic spot in Yangshuo. The staff are really caring and attentive. I didn’t have a local phone number and we communicated throughout using Wechat which worked perfectly. The noodles at breakfast was superb! They delivered daily fruits and night time dessert to our room. Plenty of water and drinks in the room. The 30 minute free photography session was great. The photographer was XiaoMo 小莫。 The 管家 Service was so attentive. 小顾Lynn and 覃西西Xixi thank you for making our stay amazing. We didn’t try their afternoon tea since we were out. The view from the room is unbeatable. We stayed in Block 8. Hotel transfer and pick to West Street was also very helpful.

Location is great and the room was spacious. Even though the west market was just downstairs and the room was still quiet. The breakfast was just normal. The hotel staff at the reception can speak English so it certainly help for English speaking visitors Cons : The breakfast area needs to be cooler - seems air cond was not turned on

I booked a room with mountain view. What I got is this room on the second floor with view on the street and trees :( It didn't look like any of the rooms in the pictures shown on Trip.com. Not only was the view bad, it was often loud because of the Instagram café across the street. I also had zero privacy on the balcony as the hundreds of roadside tourists on their scooters frequently take pictures of the house and garden. Keep in mind that mass tourism has arrived in Yulong River area, so it is no longer quiet there. What I also didn't like is that the receptionist smoked under my balcony. It is true that the receptionists speak very good English. But then again, I was not even shown the rooftop terrace that they apparently have, nor was I told about breakfast options. They also have no WeChat contact, which is standard for other hotels. What really shocked is that they tried to charge me 30 RMB for one of their old bikes that I wanted to use in the afternoon for 2 hours. I couldn't believe my ears. As incredibly beautiful as the hotel is, and yes, my room was huge and I am thankful for the tip to visit beautiful Fuli bridge, I feel ripped off for paying so much for a room with no view. It is just not what I booked.

Probably one of the most beautiful hotels I've stayed at. The lush mountains and river. The service is really good too.location is perfect too, close g to most scenic sights. However, the western food needs improvement, the pasta was really oily, the burger was overcooked and dry. Also, the noise level from trucks on the main road can be heard in the bedrooms. And sometimes can be quite loud.

Huge shout-out to the staff for taking care of me while I suffered through a bout of food poisoning (not related to the hotel). They helped take me to the hospital in the middle of the night, brought me congee, and generally checked in on me to ensure my well being. While the location is a little far from west street, it's quiet and close to Yulong He which is lovely and the views can't be beat. The renovations have seen some wear and tear but I'm told the owner is in the process of rejuvenating them. All in all it was a lovely peaceful stay despite my mishap.