LS Inn(Gulin Liangsu)

Breakfast is strictly Chinese with no international options; they should add something. The staff is very friendly. There's no reception desk at the entrance; you have to look around and discover they have one on the 6th floor. The rooms are nice, and the surroundings are wonderful.

The advertisements made it look like a hotel, but it's actually just a shabby little inn with a terrible experience. I absolutely do not recommend it! There's no reception desk on the first floor, and not a single staff member in sight. It's like an unattended building. You have to follow the signs and take the elevator to the 6th floor to check in. The lobby is cluttered and looks terrible. The older female staff member at check-in is rude and indifferent, and her words are very unpleasant. Most bafflingly, after checking in, you have to drag your heavy luggage back down from the 6th floor to your room – a completely unreasonable and inconvenient process. Parking is very inconvenient. The open-air parking spaces are hidden in a side alley, quite a distance from the accommodation, and you have to walk there after parking. The rooms are small, the facilities are old and worn, the wall-mounted air conditioner is weak, and it makes a constant rattling noise. The walls have very poor sound insulation; you can clearly hear the elevator and people talking in the hallway, making it impossible to get a good night's sleep. The breakfast was perfunctory and rudimentary, with very limited variety. There were no basic meals like bread, milk, or coffee; only vermicelli, eggs, sweet potatoes, and corn. The quality was far inferior to that of a typical chain hotel. There was no restaurant on-site, so for lunch and dinner, you had to go out and find local farm-style food or drive to the county town, which was very inconvenient. The service was nonexistent throughout the stay. The facilities were inadequate, the service was poor, it was noisy, and the breakfast was perfunctory. I paid money for a tiring and frustrating stay. I will never come back, and I don't recommend anyone else try this!

The B&B's location is decent, and the owner was quite nice. However, the room facilities were just okay, and it wasn't cleaned properly. The floor was old and stained, and there was even an uncleaned snack bag on it. Paying over 1,000 yuan for this during the May Day holiday is a bit outrageous. You can get a five-star hotel in a major city for that price on May Day. I really don't understand these prices for B&Bs in Yangshuo. The prices for attractions are also crazy; a bamboo raft ride or a show easily costs 300-400 yuan. Tourist prices here are higher than in major cities, but major cities offer much better services and amenities. I've been to Yangshuo four times, and I probably won't be going back.

The room and amenities did not align with what was described on Trip.com. There was an unpleasant odour in the room, and the towels had visible stains, which was disappointing. Upon arrival, we were informed that breakfast would be served later than the published timing. However, when we raised this with the manager, he responded promptly and offered alternatives, ensuring we had suitable food to take along for our trip. Overall, it was an average stay in Yangzhou.

Beware! I had a good impression of them, but they disposed of my belongings without notifying me. This is the first time I've ever encountered this. Didn't they know they should contact the owner of the items? They lack even this basic common sense, and they're in the service industry! Terrible.

It's alright, the bed is too soft and uncomfortable 😖

Not as good as expected. The room was very small. The check-in staff was average, and the breakfast staff were completely non-serviceable, practically saying "eat if you want, don't eat"... Many people checked in with pets, and when we checked out, the elevator door opened and a large dog, taller than a child, frightened the child... The restaurant and photo booth were also unhygienic...

As soon as I arrived at the hotel, I had to go up to the sixth floor to check in, and then go down again. The front desk staff at night and during the day were not at all enthusiastic. They were impatient and ignored me. Emmmmmm, it's not worth it. I don't recommend it. It's a thunderbolt.

This was my second visit, and because my first experience was great, I was extremely disappointed. Luckily, I didn't bring any friends. Apparently, the outdoor area opposite has been taken back, so we can only barbecue on the sixth floor, losing a great spot for photos. A huge group of people were huddled around two people grilling, with absolutely no order. The receptionists just stood there watching; didn't they even try to maintain a queue? Coke used to be readily available, but now there were only a few bottles, and the answer when asked was simply: "If we have some, we have some; if not, we don't." The barbecue experience was terrible; if you can't do it, don't do it. Right across the street is Xia Tang Wharf, and frankly, if you want to go bamboo rafting, there are several guesthouses to choose from. Apart from one butler who had a slight smile, the rest of the receptionists were expressionless. As a second-time customer, I was truly disappointed and will not book again. The only exception was the consistently good food at the fifth-floor restaurant.

The family room was very unhygienic. As shown in the picture, there was a yellow stain of Qixi on the quilt. I contacted the housekeeper, who replied that they might have been too busy to change it. If it weren't for the yellow stain, they wouldn't have known the bedding hadn't been changed. The business doesn't need to make excuses, as there are chat logs with the housekeeper. The previous guest's potato chips were also on the floor at the head of the bed. The restaurant was also filthy. When we arrived, our driver picked us up, and the kitchen was right next to us. The driver was praising their chef, and I immediately saw him picking his nose and rubbing it in his palm. I told the driver to stop talking. It was standard for a guesthouse. The experience was very poor.