Hot Springs Hotels in Guangxi, China

The hardware is top-notch. The hotel hasn't been open long, so everything is brand new. It's equipped with Tmall Genie for smart control and smart toilets, really emphasizing the high-tech aspect. The front desk lady even upgraded me to a larger suite for free, which had a huge bathtub – though I didn't get to use it. The screen-mirroring TV felt just like being in a movie theater. The staff's service attitude was absolutely outstanding. Because the parking lot is a bit of a distance from the hotel, when I went to Xiangong Mountain to watch the sunrise at 4:30 AM, a young man from the front desk personally took me to my car. Later, when I went rafting, the front desk staff used a shuttle cart to pick me up and drop me off. What's more, all the staff – from the front desk to the restaurant to housekeeping – would greet me with a ”hello” or ”good morning” whenever we met, which was very polite and a rare find in China, earning a big thumbs up. Other hotel staff should really take a leaf out of From Time Slow's book. Overall, I was very satisfied. The breakfast was also rich, clean, hygienic, and offered a wide variety of choices. The value for money at From Time Slow is truly exceptional!

📍 **Super Convenient Location** Driving straight to the hotel is a breeze, and there's free parking available. Its prime location means attractions are incredibly close, making travel hassle-free. 🏨 **Effortless Check-in** The personalized butler service is attentive and always on call. The smart room controls allow for a truly relaxed, 'lie-flat' stay. ✨ **Must-Visit Spots: Perfect for Photos!** ❶ **Stargazing Pool:** Surrounded by mountains and water, it's picturesque day and night. ❷ **Sky Bar:** Enjoy the evening breeze and mountain views – the ambiance is incredible. ❸ **Forest Hot Springs:** Private hot springs nestled in the woods, relaxing and therapeutic. ✅ **Excellent Facilities** Kids' club, tea room, coffee shop, KTV, gym, laundry room… Everything you need for dining, entertainment, and accommodation in one place – you won't even need to leave the hotel to have a full day of fun. When in Yangshuo, this place is a must-book! Great service, highly photogenic, and convenient location – you can't go wrong!

The lobby is really unique, and the kids can learn a little bit about it. The small road off the highway didn't feel very good, but once you enter the hotel area, you will be amazed. The place is big, the environment is good, the hot spring is very comfortable, the water is very big, and the balcony for hot springs has electric curtains, which is very convenient and pays attention to privacy. Recommended, I will come again next time

Bama Junlan Hot Spring Hotel – The only geomagnetic hot spring in China♨️ My friends and I stayed here, and the service system was indeed excellent; you could tell the management's training requirements were well-implemented. 1. Generally, vehicles need to be parked in a designated parking lot. Security will arrange a shuttle to take you to the hotel lobby. After check-in, a bellhop will escort you to your room. During your stay, if you want to go to any area, you can call the front desk or go downstairs to take a shuttle. 2. We called the front desk three times during our stay, twice because we didn't have our room cards. They responded very quickly and arranged for someone to come and open the door (after thoroughly verifying the guest's information, of course). 3. The hotel housekeeping staff proactively asked if we wanted turndown service, brought milk, and tidied up for the night. This is quite rare, regardless of whether it's the off-season or not. 4. The indoor service staff in the hot spring area were very polite. Both the male and female changing rooms were clean and tidy, with towels and bathrobes neatly arranged. The only drawback was the lack of conditioner in the shower area. 5. The outdoor hot spring area staff were particularly enthusiastic. They reminded us about the soaking time for the high-temperature pools, asked if we wanted fresh tea, guided us around, and were very friendly when we left, informing us about the washing and resting areas. 6. For dining, I experienced the hot pot set meal for dinner here. The portion was huge; the four of us wasted quite a bit, which was a shame, but the taste was excellent. The price might even be cheaper than outside restaurants. Breakfast was similar to other Junlan hotels, featuring unique freshly made baked flatbreads and Yao family oil tea. The breakfast restaurant has indoor and outdoor dining areas. On a nice day, you can sit outdoors and enjoy your meal with views of the mountains and waters of Cifu Lake, which is relaxing and pleasant. 7. The hotel has a 24-hour convenience store where you can scan and pay yourself. A bottle of milk beer was 6 yuan. I drank four bottles; it's non-alcoholic, so I just treated it like beer – very refreshing. Conclusion: Staying at Junlan Hot Spring in Bama is the best choice. After soaking in the springs, I slept soundly that night. If I get the chance, I'd love to bring my grandma here to stay for a month. [Strong]

I booked the Alina room type for two nights in advance for the May Day holiday. After checking into the Marshmallow Hotel, I entered the room and immediately noticed a strong smoke smell. I was traveling with my child, and a smoky room was completely uninhabitable and bad for kids. I immediately went to the front desk to ask for a different room of the same type, but the hotel said they didn't have any available. Normally, in such a situation, they would offer a free upgrade. Ultimately, the hotel suggested an upgrade with an additional charge. Considering it was a May Day holiday and rooms were scarce, a paid upgrade was understandable, so I agreed. We were then upgraded to the 'Urunsemu Cave Secret King Suite,' and for this, I must commend the hotel! The room was incredibly spacious, allowing my child to run around and play freely, with plenty of room to move. It was very comfortable. The only drawback was on the night of May 2nd, Yangshuo experienced a heavy downpour, and the drainage pipe in the room made a very loud noise all night long, indicating that the hotel's soundproofing was a bit lacking. Overall, I was quite satisfied with the upgraded room type. Aside from the smoke smell and minor soundproofing issues, everything else was fine, and the overall experience of staying with a child was decent.

Xixi Hot Spring♨️ has become a regular spot for us, and this is our first visit this year. We came as a family of four. They’ve built a new highway, so it's a short drive from the exit. Usually, we come during off-peak times, but this time we chose a weekend, so it was a bit crowded, though still acceptable. The price was about 200 yuan higher than usual. When booking, I requested a high floor and a quiet room, which they mostly accommodated. However, the non-smoking request was a bit awkward. I'm not sure if it was a neighbor upstairs, downstairs, or next door, but the smoke smell permeated our room. While we were in our private hot tub, the smell of smoke was constant and very unpleasant. We had to keep the door closed. It wasn't a big deal for the adults, but mainly for the child👶🏻. I can't blame the staff who assigned the room, nor can I stop people from smoking, as that's their freedom, so it was really awkward. Other aspects: Compared to our previous visits, there are more hot spring pools now. They've built many new buildings, the main entrance has been moved, and there are more children's entertainment facilities. The resort is growing larger. Room: The room was relatively clean, and the front desk staff were very friendly. We bought some local Nanxiang roast duck for a late-night snack. When we called the front desk at night to ask if they had a microwave, they offered to come to our room and help heat it up. The service was excellent and very enthusiastic. Outdoor Hot Spring: The small pools near the children's playground were a bit dirty, with a lot of large pieces of dead skin. It was quite disgusting. We didn't notice it at first, and our child even went in for a dip. We immediately made them take a shower. The other pools were quite clean, despite the large number of people. Buffet Dinner: This was my first time trying the buffet; previously, we always ordered à la carte at the hotel restaurant upstairs. The buffet offered a wide variety of dishes, and the roast goose was absolutely amazing – crispy skin and great flavor. The oysters were also delicious, and there was an unlimited supply of short ribs. Basically, everything was there except for a limited selection of seafood, which only included shrimp🦐, calamari rings, and mussels. Buffet Breakfast: The variety was extensive, just like before, but there were only a few things I really wanted to eat. They had congee, noodles, and rice, but nothing new. I was quite disappointed that they didn't have steamed phoenix claws and spare ribs, which I think should be standard dim sum items. To sum it all up, it's pretty good! There are always some minor imperfections, and I look forward to improvements...

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic! It's right in the middle of the Jinkeng Dazhai rice terraces, offering a stunning 270-degree panoramic view of the entire terraced landscape through its floor-to-ceiling windows. Waking up to the sight of morning mist swirling around the mountains and endless layers of terraces is breathtaking. On rainy days, the clouds drift in and out, creating an incredibly atmospheric scene – no need to rush to a crowded viewpoint. The room amenities are truly impressive; the bathroom fixtures, mattress, and smart toilet are all from reputable brands. The air conditioning is remarkably quiet, and the soundproofing is excellent. Even the toiletries are high-quality. It was a really comfortable stay. If you're visiting the Longji Terraces, choosing this place is definitely a safe bet!

The overall stay experience is very healing and the atmosphere is full. The style of the store is simple and textured, the room layout is very careful, clean and refreshing, not depressed. The bedding is skin-friendly, the environment is quiet and quiet, the 010 front desk lady is warm, it is a very comfortable stay experience, it is recommended!

Our family usually opts for high-end luxury hotels when traveling, so we're quite particular about accommodations. Choosing a B&B in a scenic area can often be a headache, but our stay at 'Fadai Hotel' this time felt completely worth it. Its great location, elegant environment, excellent facilities, and attentive service thoroughly changed my preconceived notions about B&Bs. I was a bit worried after seeing some negative reviews on Trip.com, but the actual experience far exceeded my expectations. The hotel is situated right in the heart of the scenic area, making getting around incredibly convenient. While it might not directly compare to international five-star luxury brands, the grounds, amenities, and maintenance are outstanding. The design is exquisite, the views are beautiful, and the comfort level more than justifies the price. The rooms are clean and tidy; rooms on the second floor and above offer better views and ample light, with comfortable bedding and complete amenities. The ground floor can be a bit damp, so I recommend choosing a higher floor if possible. Overall, by my standards for travel accommodations, this place is definitely above my acceptable benchmark and is highly recommended.

The room was very clean and quite spacious. We even got a free upgrade to a room with a private hot spring tub, and the water quality was excellent. Being in the main building meant easy access to the hot springs, which was super convenient. There aren't many pools, so I wouldn't make a special trip just for the hot springs, but it's perfect if you're heading to Guposhan the next day. There are buses right outside that take you to the distribution center, allowing you to get up the mountain early, avoid queues, and enjoy your visit more. One downside: if your room doesn't include dinner, I'd suggest skipping their restaurant. While 78 yuan isn't expensive, you'd get a much better 'farm-to-table' experience eating out with a few people. Also, there were no complimentary welcome fruits or milk. I'm not sure if you have to specifically ask for them.