Khách sạn gần Khu dân cư cổ Langzi tại Quế Lâm

"Excellent hotel. The food is truly incredible. I can't say enough good things about it. Their chef is a marvel. I'd recommend ordering whatever the kitchen recommends. And definitely get the roast chicken. "

"Beautifully appointed rooms with high windows, A/C, comfortable beds, and a fantastic English speaking host, Demi. We loved the “Western Breakfast” b/c after 2 weeks of continuous Chinese food we were really craving a break. Eggs, waffle, juice, coffee really hit the spot. I can also vouch for the Muesli over yogurt. The pizza is “different” but I still enjoyed. There is an enterprising coffee shop up the road serving espresso drinks with dogs and country western music. Take the hike to Moon...

"The room was beautiful and we got a free upgrade. The staff were so kind and helpful, giving us suggestions for things to do and making us food even when we got in very late! I would definitely stay here again, it is a bit outside the city center which means it was very peaceful."

"They speak English, French and Spanish, what is really helpful and helps to feel comfortable. More of that, the boss and all the staff pay very well attention to us and helped us a lot to discover Yangshuo !"

"We are were a family of four.Overall the hotel, was really good because the staff’s service was top notch. The food there was tasty and it was good because it had less oil unlike other restaurants outside. The rooms are huge with a nice spacious living room and it has nice scenery with Guilin mountains."

"Wonderful hotel away from the hustle and bustle in Tuen, but close enough to walk to things. very well appointed rooms, beautiful views as advertised in the photos, with not blocked by other buildings, the beautiful gardens in front and access to the river walkways were a big plus, staff fluent in english, very good food in their hotel restaurant, (much better than offsite options). I spent three very relaxing days there during a busy first trip to China, doing a bit of tai chi. There were...