Don't let the name put you off: this place is not only cheap (especially with a discount) but it has boutique hotel aspirations and is an absolute breath of fresh air in stodgy old Guìyáng. The lobby and halls are full of odd angles, lots of mirrors and the occasional disco ball.… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Smack in the thick of things, including near the city's tourist offices, this hotel offers a wide choice of rooms in two different wings. Rooms in the eastern ('dong') building have western toilets, neat showers and sometimes even little loveseats. Things are a little more run do… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Tour groups and frazzled staff trample over ketchup and mustard coloured carpets here, while red-nosed businessmen swarm in and out of 'superior' karaoke facilities 24 hours a day. It's all a bit over the top, but the weathered rooms are tidy and come with tiny balconies. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The breakfast buffet here is the best in the city and the rooms are lovely with embroidered pillows and the odd splash of colour. It's also just gotten satellite TV with a good choice of English channels. The room and restaurant service here is fine, but the desk staff and even a… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Nowhere in town is service better than it is here. Trade-Point's business centre is also the only one in downtown Guìyáng where the computers and other facilities consistently work. The rooms are fine and the breakfast buffet extensive, but for the prices it's asking both should … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This place has a great downtown location and some of the city's best food vendors right outside. Once renovations are done this could be one of the better budget options in town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›