The house is quiet, tidy, and the shared kitchen in the lobby has a fridge, coffee maker and kettle – perfect for a relaxed holiday.
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“服務人員很親切”
The hotel is next to Lu Di Rock, making travel convenient; the rooms are clean and tidy, and the restaurant offers many food options.
“Best stay ever. And I’ve traveled 20+ counties and stayed in 5 star hotels. Nothing touches this”
What a trip – we thought we were just booking a hotel, but ended up with a whole family in Guilin. The rooms were perched with amazing views, always clean and cool, and the food, especially the noodles, still haunts my mornings; grandpa’s version is unbeatable. JiaJia showed us every corner of the city, patiently helped us out, and even spent an evening making dumplings together, which was a highlight. It felt less like a stay and more like living like a local.
“The entire building is clean, convenient, and cultural”
The guesthouse gave us the peace we wanted while still being close to Guilin’s main sights – a five‑minute stroll to Reed Flute Cave and a 20‑minute taxi to Elephant Trunk Hill, the Li River and the Liberation Bridge. The rooms were comfortable and the setting felt removed from the city buzz, making it easy to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Overall, a convenient and tranquil base for exploring the area.
“great place for a getaway from hong kong”
We stayed in a roomy house that the owner shares at the edge of a tiny mountain village, and were pleasantly upgraded to a second‑floor suite with a balcony that looks out over a 700‑year‑old camphor tree. The whole place was spotless, the open kitchen in the lobby had everything we needed, and the third‑floor lounge and terrace gave us a quiet spot for yoga and just taking in the scenery.
“Simply lovey”
From the moment we arrived, the staff greeted us warmly and upgraded us to a second‑floor suite with a balcony that frames a massive 700‑year‑old camphor tree. The house is quiet, tidy, and the shared kitchen in the lobby has a fridge, coffee maker and kettle – perfect for a relaxed holiday. We loved the third‑floor lounge and its terrace for yoga, and the owner’s invitation to her mountain garden added a lovely spot for tea and reading.
“服務人員很親切”
The hotel is next to Lu Di Rock, making travel convenient; the rooms are clean and tidy, and the restaurant offers many food options.
“great place for a getaway from hong kong”
We stayed in a roomy house that the owner shares at the edge of a tiny mountain village, and were pleasantly upgraded to a second‑floor suite with a balcony that looks out over a 700‑year‑old camphor tree. The whole place was spotless, the open kitchen in the lobby had everything we needed, and the third‑floor lounge and terrace gave us a quiet spot for yoga and just taking in the scenery.
“Best stay ever. And I’ve traveled 20+ counties and stayed in 5 star hotels. Nothing touches this”
What a trip – we thought we were just booking a hotel, but ended up with a whole family in Guilin. The rooms were perched with amazing views, always clean and cool, and the food, especially the noodles, still haunts my mornings; grandpa’s version is unbeatable. JiaJia showed us every corner of the city, patiently helped us out, and even spent an evening making dumplings together, which was a highlight. It felt less like a stay and more like living like a local.
“Simply lovey”
From the moment we arrived, the staff greeted us warmly and upgraded us to a second‑floor suite with a balcony that frames a massive 700‑year‑old camphor tree. The house is quiet, tidy, and the shared kitchen in the lobby has a fridge, coffee maker and kettle – perfect for a relaxed holiday. We loved the third‑floor lounge and its terrace for yoga, and the owner’s invitation to her mountain garden added a lovely spot for tea and reading.
“The entire building is clean, convenient, and cultural”
The guesthouse gave us the peace we wanted while still being close to Guilin’s main sights – a five‑minute stroll to Reed Flute Cave and a 20‑minute taxi to Elephant Trunk Hill, the Li River and the Liberation Bridge. The rooms were comfortable and the setting felt removed from the city buzz, making it easy to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Overall, a convenient and tranquil base for exploring the area.
