Radisson Blu Hotel, Liuzhou — Hotel in Liuzhou City

Report: Radisson Blu Hotel Liuzhou

Overview Location: Central Liuzhou, Guangxi Province, China, along the scenic Liujiang River. Type: Five-star luxury hotel. Ideal for: Business and leisure travelers seeking comfort, convenience, and top-notch service.

Facilities Accommodation: Spacious, elegantly designed rooms and suites. Modern amenities: Flat-screen TVs. High-speed Wi-Fi. Plush bedding. Well-appointed bathrooms with rainfall showers and luxury toiletries.

Dining Options: Multiple restaurants offering: International cuisine. Local specialties. Stylish bar for drinks and relaxation.

Wellness and Recreation: Fully equipped fitness center. Indoor swimming pool. Rejuvenating spa services.

Business and Events: State-of-the-art meeting rooms. Large event spaces for conferences, banquets, and weddings. Professional event planning and support staff.

Additional Amenities: 24-hour front desk and concierge services. Free parking for guests. Laundry and dry-cleaning services. Airport shuttle services (upon request). Gift shop and business center.

Summary The Radisson Blu Hotel Liuzhou offers a luxurious and convenient stay with its wide range of facilities, excellent service, and a prime location. It is an excellent choice for both business and...

I've stayed at the Blu on 4 occasions in past 18 months whilst visiting Liuzhou on business.

Rooms are tidy and well kept - beds are comfy - suites are spacious - aircon is appreciated, and quiet!

Wifi connection in each room always seems robust and reliable.

Business lounge on the uppermost floors is appreciated after a busy day - food there is very good - always a decent buffet selection.

Breakfast in main top-floor restaurant offers a great mix of local and international food - I like to mix it up, and get a good taste of local cuisine whenever I can.

Views over Liuzhou and the surrounding landscape are spectacular - always a visual feast, both day and night.

Gym and pool facilities seem well managed - and spotless.

Spoken English in this part of China can be quite limited - but the reception staff do a good job with their own knowledge (junior staff will often use fast translation apps) to quickly resolve any queries.

The hotel has a relaxed, stylish vibe - and always makes me feel welcome.

Yes, there are newer hotels in Liuzhou - but I've always found the Blu to be good value for money, the staff are friendly - and as a business hub it always serves me well.

I see no obvious reason to try anywhere else at the moment.

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Not a great hotel. I wouldn't stay here unless need to be at this precise location (but there are other hotels nearby). LOCATION. Not much to do in the neighborhood except for a few night clubs. Surprisingly few restaurants. SERVICE. No one at the front desk when I arrived at 8:30 pm. Concierge told me there was only one receptionist but that she was held up somewhere. I had to wait five minutes. After completing registration, the receptionist forgot to give me the room key, claiming she had already given it to me (she had left it at the copy machine when she copied my passport). The hotel made up by sending free snacks and fruit to my room, which was a nice gesture. AMENITIES. The room itself was fine, except that the windows were small for a "river view luxury room" and that the power socket at the desk was defective, making it impossible to work on my laptop at the desk. The panarima bar on the 26th floor was closed when I wanted to check it out a little after 10 pm. BREAKFAST. Mediocre at best. Really ni reason to stay...