Guilin

One of the better hotels in town with an excellent location. — Lonely Planet

This efficient inn by the Táohuā River (桃花江) has pretty regular, bog-standard rooms, but the setting is both peaceful and convenient. — Lonely Planet

The best budget lodging in Guilin, the Eva Inn offers clean, modern rooms at very reasonable rates. — Fodor's

Spacious guestrooms are lavishly appointed, featuring, among other luxuries, a mini-spa and high-thread-count bedding. — Lonely Planet

This hostel doesn't have a huge amount of character but enjoys an enviable position facing Róng Lake and it's a 10-minute walk to the main eating and shopping areas. — Lonely Planet

Excellent location in the centre of town and close to the river, with café, internet and plain, comfortable doubles and triples – the one drawback being the persistent hawkers swarming outside. — Rough Guide

With its dramatic landscape of winding rivers and limestone karsts, Guilin has inspired painters and travelers for centuries. — Travel + Leisure

A bit out from the action in the city centre but the useful bus 10 will connect you to most of the attractions... It has a comfortable bar and cafe, and various types of dorms with huge bunk beds. — Lonely Planet

This top-notch hotel has first-class facilities, wonderfully accommodating staff and a general feeling of grandeur. — Lonely Planet

There's a predominantly Chinese feel to this hotel, but it remains one of Guìlín's best, with comfortable rooms and a decent selection of restaurants. — Lonely Planet

The stylish lobby interior doesn't extend effectively to the rest of the hotel, where dated rooms and corridors need attention. Take a look at the room first to ensure it has the view you are after. — Lonely Planet

A real gem, hidden down a quiet lane right in the town centre and set up like a European B&B. — Rough Guide