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The location is excellent, very close to the 20-yuan Lijiang River scenic pier. The environment is clean and tidy, and the room is very spacious. The service attitude is superb. I booked for two nights and was supposed to check out by 12 PM on the third day. However, on the second night, my child was hit by a car and transferred to Guilin Hospital. It wasn't until the evening of the third day that my husband had time to go check out and pack our luggage. The owner kept the room for us and didn't rush us to check out at all. The owner is a truly compassionate person; they repeatedly inquired about my child's condition, didn't charge us for the late checkout, and even gave my child a red envelope. For this booking, the owner truly went above and beyond, practically losing money. Such big-hearted owners are truly rare. I wish the owner a prosperous business and abundant wealth. Thank you for your immense kindness.

Above all, I would like to thank you for the exceptional service. The hotel staff at the front desk and in the restaurant were friendly, attentive, and helpful at all times. That’s not something to be taken for granted, and I hope they receive the recognition for their work that they deserve. A special thank you to Ms. “Little Fish” for her recommendations. ☺️

This hotel in Yangshuo is absolutely fantastic! The room was clean and comfortable, with stunning mountain views. Waking up and opening the window to a lush green landscape was so relaxing and refreshing. The front desk offers electric bike rentals that are in excellent condition with plenty of battery life, and at a great price. It was super convenient for riding to Yulong River and Ten-Mile Gallery, allowing us to enjoy the scenery with the wind in our hair – so free and enjoyable. The service was thoughtful and attentive, making getting around incredibly easy. The value for money is unbeatable; choosing this place for your trip to Yangshuo is definitely the right call!

We stayed for two nights. The first night, we booked two single rooms. Upon check-in, we found out that there's only one room of that specific type per floor. After explaining that it would be inconvenient for our two children to be on different floors, the front desk kindly upgraded us to a single room on the same floor, which was great. For the second night, we specifically booked the hotel's two-bedroom, one-living-room courtyard suite, thinking it would be perfect for the kids to play. But when we entered, we were shocked – this was clearly a one-bedroom, one-living-room, with one bed placed right in the living room! I've seen open-plan kitchens, but never an open-plan bedroom. Since we had plans and were rushing out, I forgot to take photos and didn't have time to speak to the front desk. It was quite disappointing; it would have been more comfortable to stay in two separate rooms. The balcony courtyard also didn't have the table and chairs shown in the promotional pictures, just a bare tree. It really didn't match the description. The room size was far from the advertised 108 square meters. What's truly infuriating is calling a one-bedroom, one-living-room with an open-plan bedroom a two-bedroom, one-living-room. Having to walk through that open bedroom to use the restroom at night was incredibly inconvenient, especially with elderly people and children.

We were seeking a peaceful getaway from the city for a few days in the mountains of Yangshuo, and this place really lived up to its name! The view from our balcony was spectacular, no photo can really capture how the lush green mountains rise up all around you! Our room was so clean and open and spacious, with lots of drawers and cabinets and places to hang your things. The bed linens were silky soft and comfortable, and the towels are nice, too. Our room was really so comfortable, that when it was raining we just lazed about in our room, napping on the daybed, watching movies on the big TV, or reading in the bath. Speaking of the bath, honestly the most epic view from a tub that I have ever experienced! When it was too hot and humid in the day, we lounged in the crystal blue pool- what a treat to swim in the cool water with the mountains all around you! When we felt like exploring beyond the village, we were able to rent e-bikes right there for a great price, it was so convenient. They have a buffet Chinese breakfast in the morning, and the Guilin rice noodle was delish and so authentic. We also loved the homemade soymilk, it was so good, even my husband who doesn't really like soymilk kept drinking it! We enjoyed the modern zen feel of the hotel, its very calming with water features, and little garden features everywhere. Most of all, the location of the hotel is really special, you are in the back of an old traditional village, making it sooooo quiet, so peaceful. No noisy tourists to be seen anywhere!!! The staff was friendly and chill and helpful. But, when we wanted to go out for a treat, we would just walk a few steps into the center of the village where there are some really lovely coffee shops in ancient garden courtyards, and we would eat at one of our favorite restaurants, the Secret Garden Cafe, which has yummy Chinese and Western food. We can't wait to come back and recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a restful escape from the hustle and bustle.

Traveling with my little one, we were so lucky to stay at this B&B—I absolutely have to give it a huge thumbs-up! First off, the environment is absolutely stunning. As soon as we walked in, we were captivated by the courtyard. The flowers and plants are meticulously trimmed yet maintain a natural, wild charm. After the rain, the air was incredibly fresh, like it had been washed clean. Sitting in the yard with a cup of tea, time just seemed to slow down. The rooms also have a lovely natural wood style, cozy yet sophisticated, exactly like the pictures. Then there's the cleanliness – as a germaphobe, I was thoroughly impressed. The room was spotless, the floors were so clean you could walk barefoot, the bedding smelled of sunshine, and the bathroom was free of any water stains or odors. Traveling with a baby, I'm extra sensitive to cleanliness, and this place put my mind completely at ease. Most importantly, the family-friendly service is incredibly thoughtful! The owner clearly understands what kids need. They had already prepared children's toothbrushes and slippers for us in advance, and even thoughtfully provided a bed rail, which made us feel much more secure at night. The common area had picture books and building blocks, and my baby had a blast, too busy playing to fuss. They even prepared soft, sticky porridge and small steamed buns specifically for my child's breakfast.

The hotel's design, including its unique staircases and room layouts, is quite distinctive. It also has an elevator. We booked a family room that overlooked West Street, and surprisingly, it wasn't noisy at night. From the fifth-floor rooftop, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire West Street. They even offered us complimentary signature drinks. Overall, it's a design hotel offering excellent value for money.

The location is convenient with available parking. The aunties and uncles at the front desk are very easygoing. Our mountain view room was super comfortable, featuring a spacious balcony perfect for drying clothes or just relaxing with family. The room itself was clean and tidy, equipped with various smart services. From the balcony, you can enjoy a beautiful view of Totoro Mountain and the lotus pond in the mornings. On the first floor, there's a sandbox and toys for kids, and the third floor boasts a clean indoor swimming pool. The surrounding outdoor areas are great for taking photos and videos! This was our second stay, and we'll definitely be back to unwind. Oh, and the breakfast spread is fantastic! Highly recommend everyone to experience it!

I chose to stay at Yangshuo Mountain Retreat largely because of the owner, Little Fish. What stood out to me before booking was how she takes the time to personally respond to every single review. That level of care and pride in the property really came through—and it is fully reflected in the guest experience. I stayed in Room 207, which offered a perfect vantage point of the Yulong River. I spent hours on the balcony simply watching bamboo rafts drift past against the dramatic karst mountains—it was incredibly peaceful and almost meditative. The retreat itself feels authentic and deeply rooted in the local community. It is entirely run by people from nearby villages, with over 90% of the team being women. Much of the food is sourced directly from the families of the staff who have farms, which makes the entire experience feel personal and sustainable. What impressed me further was hearing from local Didi drivers, who also spoke very highly of the resort. They shared that many of the staff have been there for years, a testament to how well the owner treats her team. It’s clear that Little Fish sees them as family—taking them on holidays and ensuring they are well looked after. That kind of culture is rare and truly shows in the warmth of the service. With only 34 rooms, the property feels wonderfully intimate and quiet—ideal if you’re looking to disconnect. The setting is nothing short of spectacular, with uninterrupted views of one of the most beautiful stretches of the Yulong River. The food also deserves special mention. Both the Chinese and Western options were excellent, and we ended up having all our meals at the hotel. Portions were generous, and when we couldn’t finish the famous Bamboo Chicken, the staff kindly offered to keep it for our next meal—a thoughtful gesture that perfectly reflects their hospitality. Overall, this is far more than just a place to stay. It’s an experience built on genuine care, community, and natural beauty. I would return without hesitation

I came here with my friends during the summer holiday, specifically for their restaurant which is on the must-try list. While waiting for a table, we found out they also have guest rooms. Hotel guests get a 10% discount and priority seating, so after seeing the rooms, we decisively booked one. Honestly, both their restaurant and guest rooms are excellent. The summer prices were also very reasonable, and the staff were all very polite and enthusiastic. It was our first time in Yangshuo, and they even recommended some fun attractions. The hotel can also book tickets for various scenic spots, so it felt like we didn't really need to plan our route much as they had everything sorted for us. I'll definitely choose this hotel again when I bring my family next time. It's very close to the riverside and West Street, both within walking distance. The main thing is, their restaurant is truly amazing! Don't miss it if you come to Yangshuo!