Inns in Guizhou, China

Lovely spot in Zhenyuan Ancient Town, great balcony view of the ZhuSheng bridge, and close to two attractions shipinshan and qinglong cave. It's in the quieter part of the town and further from the drop off point but it's easy to take the guanguangche. If you have many luggages, I believe the guesthouse can help to arrange pick up of luggages from the entrance. Amenities are great, bed and pillows are comfortable and impeccable view primarily. It's a quiet town where lights go off at midnight, pace of life is slow and it's lovely to stroll around.

This homestay is located right at the opposite of Qinglong Cave. From the balcony, we have a closeup view of the Zhusheng Bridge, day and night. We kept the curtain open the entire time as the view is absolutely beautiful. Thank you to the homestay owner who is very friendly and easy to talk to. She picked us up with her cute mini 'car' from the main street as we had 2 heavy luggages. We called her using the free Internet call feature from Trip.com as we didn't have a local phone number. Apparently, the main ancient city street is closed off from cars at certain hours of the day. She was also helpful to contact the taxi driver to send us to the train station on our departure day. There is no Didi service in Zhenyuan city so we had to rely on the local taxi. It's a fuss-free homestay of which we enjoyed very much. Clean, hot shower, comfortable bedding, usual hotel amenities and the absolutely beautiful view from the balcony.

A perfect experience. I used to have concerns about homestays, but this time I completely changed my mind. I chose Xingyi to take my child on a trip during the college entrance examination holiday. I stayed in a hotel in the city for the first two days, and arranged to stay in a homestay in Wanfenglin Scenic Area for the next two days. I booked this Fengsan in advance, mainly because it can be cancelled for free. I didn't expect that after the housekeeper contacted me on the day of check-in, he kept explaining that he hadn't contacted me. Maybe I rejected the strange call as a harassing call. The housekeeper wanted to arrange a pick-up. That night, we gave a very sweet apple and a local fat banana as welcome fruit. My family liked it very much and wanted to know where to buy it. I didn't expect that the housekeeper not only informed the location of the fruit shop in time, but also gave several more. Very considerate. The small infinity pool of this homestay is at a commanding height. It feels great to be able to swim and enjoy the scenery. The breakfast is very homely, and there is sweet soup in the evening. When it rains outside, an umbrella will be quietly placed at the door, and you will feel warm when you open the door. On the last day, we arranged to send you to the airport, and the driver was also very nice. The whole stay was impeccable.

This is one of the Hilton Homewood Suites hotels that the inn cooperates with along the street. There is no elevator on the second floor. It is noisy. If you don’t sleep well, don’t choose it. However, the garden environment is beautiful. It is in the center of the ancient town. It is convenient to take a taxi and only takes ten minutes to walk. The interior of the room is relatively new, and the price is relatively high in Tongren.

This guesthouse is stunning and amazing at the same time. I work in the tourism field and I have never seen such an amazing and accurated caring for guests. The host and his wife are the nicest persons ever met in my life. Knowledgable in everything, excellent professional hosts who know how to make your trip an amazing and successful trip. Rooms are clean, spacious, with all the amenities a guest needs with a really good sense for the design. At the ground floor they have such a nice space for all guests where people can relax themselves by reading, drinking a good cup of local tea or coffe and simply facing the mesmerising view of the Dong Village and experiencing an indoor campfire. We had a wonderful night around the fire with some new Chinese friends and the host too. We sang all together and there was no language barrier which could stop us. We had such a wonderful moment. One of the best in my life. Breakfast is speechless. Something extremely good with lots of varieties of food. They know how to accomodate every single request. This place is a AAAAA place. Thanks for all the beautiful memories you gave us.

Parking was inconvenient; you had to back up to get out, and the exit was narrow, plus the parking lot below wasn't big enough. It seems like they're still renovating, and some facilities are incomplete. The view from the front desk on the first floor was nice, the terrace was spacious, and the pool view was fantastic—perfect for taking photos. However, once I got into the pool, I found a lot of sediment, which ruined my swimming mood. The room's decor certainly didn't justify the 1200 yuan price tag. The only redeeming feature was the view of rice paddies and mountain peaks from the window in the morning. Also, I really couldn't accept the use of recycled bottles for water in the room. The complimentary fruit was nice. Because of time constraints, afternoon tea was moved to the morning; the staff said they were too busy preparing breakfast, so I didn't get a chance to experience afternoon tea. There was a friendly young woman with bangs who was very helpful and provided detailed explanations. She also created a WeChat group, which was a nice touch.

The butler service at Fanjingshan Yunshe Courtyard is absolutely top-notch. Even before check-in, they proactively sent warm reminders and travel guides. Upon arrival, they helped with luggage and offered locally brewed welcome tea. When the weather turned cold, they brought extra blankets without us asking. Any requests were promptly handled, and their 24/7 attentiveness made us feel right at home. The village where the courtyard is located, Yunshe Village, is truly a fairyland. Known as the 'First Tujia Village in China,' it's framed by green mountains, with the Longtan River winding through. Tujia wooden houses are reflected in the water, and flagstone paths connect fields and homes. There's no commercial hustle and bustle, just ducks and geese swimming, and windmills turning. Strolling through, the natural beauty and slow pace allow for complete relaxation.

It was a bit difficult to climb up because it was located in a place with a good view, but the view from above was truly a work of art. I especially loved that I could see the entire Miao village just by opening the window in my room. No matter how hard I tried to capture the details in photos, I couldn't capture all of this beauty and grandeur. When going up and down the accommodation, the owner and staff helped me with my luggage and guided me kindly.

The inn boasts excellent views, directly facing Bagua Field, and even has its own observation deck with a fantastic panorama. The room facilities and breakfast are decent and comfortable enough. A special note: we visited in February, and the room's heating was very strong and warm. The only downside is that dining and shopping options nearby aren't particularly convenient; you have to walk several hundred meters to find specialty restaurants or larger convenience stores. However, there's an electric scooter rental shop to the left of the inn – I'm not sure of its connection to the inn, but it seems guests might get a discount. Renting an electric scooter allows you to circle the entire Wanfenglin Scenic Area in about an hour at full speed. So, you can rent a scooter to explore various spots or go to Shangnahui and Xianahui for food, which is quite enjoyable.

The homestay is near the high-speed rail station and the long-distance station. Get off and walk for a while. The location is excellent. The room is hygienic and the facilities are complete. The boss is very enthusiastic. By the way, the bath water is very hot.