SYYF Hotel is located in the central area of Guilin, nestled by the picturesque Li River. Its prime location has earned it a spot on the scenic beauty list for three consecutive years. In addition to providing comfortable accommodations, the hotel allows guests to get up close and personal with the natural beauty of the Li River.The hotel offers a variety of entertainment facilities, including the Coffee Bar on the ground floor, a unique space that seamlessly blends natural beauty and coffee culture. Here, you can savor the rich and fragrant coffee while admiring the magnificent Li River scenery; taking a leisurely stroll along the Li Riverbank, you can experience the joy of fishing and feeding the fish up close.Moreover, the hotel provides a landscape photography experience, allowing you to easily capture stunning photos at various check-in points, such as by the riverbank camping site, the viewing platform, and the infinity pool.To accommodate children's play, we have specially set up a children's playground, and a gym is available to meet your fitness needs.The ZUI Li River Restaurant on the sixth floor specializes in Guangxi-style dishes and fusion cuisine, with every dish being a feast for the taste buds and much loved by guests.The seventh-floor rooftop pool offers a panoramic view and provides a breathtaking view of the Li River, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts.Here, you can fully enjoy the unique and enchanting Li River style, making your travel experience more complete. Whether it's a family trip, business travel, or a couple's vacation, you can find your own joyful moments here. We look forward to your visit and invite you to experience the poetry and the distant land, and to appreciate the moving beauty of the Li River.
"My recent experiences at other hotels made me particularly hesitant when choosing a hotel in Guilin this time. Even with thousands of positive reviews, I couldn't help but feel skeptical. I finally decided to check it out in person. Before checking in, I made what I would have previously considered an unnecessary request: ”May I see the room first?” The front desk staff responded without hesitation: ”Of course, you can.”
When viewing the room, the staff knocked three times on the door of a room he clearly knew was empty, saying ”housekeeping service” each time. After opening the door, he knocked once more before formally entering. At that moment, I felt reassured. It turns out that a standardized knock and a simple announcement can rebuild shattered trust. This isn't just service; it's the hotel's fundamental respect for people.
This feeling of being respected permeated my entire stay. The monk fruit tea personally served by the front desk, the handwritten card next to the welcome fruit, and the Angelica tea before bed all felt warm and thoughtful. Even the housekeeping auntie who brought buckwheat pillows in the evening was all smiles. Here, you don't feel like a hotel guest; you feel more like you've arrived at the home of a cherished friend.
Besides the warm and attentive front desk staff, what impressed me most was the F&B supervisor. When I ordered my second coffee, an Americano, she gently confirmed: ”You had a sugar-free latte earlier, didn't you?” I was surprised that she remembered my preference after serving so many guests. When my Guilin rice noodles were ready, she specifically came over to tell me, ”Please come over to add your condiments.” Upon check-out, she even proactively asked, ”Did you sleep well last night? Is there anything you needed in the room?” Accustomed to the rigid departmental divisions of large hotels, this cross-departmental, meticulous care was truly unexpected. I noticed during breakfast that all the servers wore transparent masks. This ensured hygiene without hindering their friendly smiles and clear voices. All the subsequent observations, whether it was the consistently neat bottled water in the elevator or the carefully arranged green mangoes on the breakfast buffet, made me feel that the operation went far beyond merely replenishing food and drinks. It was an attitude of consistently upholding their own standards.
Admittedly, considering the prices in Guilin during the off-season, this small hotel with Li River views is not inexpensive, and its facilities are comparable to many standardized chain hotels. However, when respect for people, meticulous attention to detail, and adherence to standards are presented so genuinely, what it offers is an experience that far exceeds its hardware specifications."