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Kempinski Hotel Guiyang
Hotel in Yunyan District, Guiyang (2.1 miles from Qianling Hill Park)
The gorgeous Guiyang Kempinski Hotel is located in the heart of the city’s business centre, a 5-minute drive from the scenic Nanming River.
空中花园民宿 贵阳火车站店
Nanming District, Guiyang (2.9 miles from Qianling Hill Park)
空中花园民宿 贵阳火车站店 offers accommodation in Guiyang. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Novotel Guiyang Downtown
Hotel in Yunyan District, Guiyang (1.7 miles from Qianling Hill Park)
Located in Guiyang city centre, this property is a 2-minute walk from the commercial centre of Grand Cross Square. It offers a gym, 2 dining options and rooms with free Wi-Fi access.
Sofitel Guiyang Hunter
Hotel in Nanming District, Guiyang (2 miles from Qianling Hill Park)
Situated in the heart of Guiyang, adjacent to Hunter Shopping Mall, Sofitel Guiyang Hunter offers 274 air-conditioned rooms and suites.
Sheraton Guiyang Hotel
Hotel in Yunyan District, Guiyang (1.4 miles from Qianling Hill Park)
Located in the heart of Guiyang, the luxurious Sheraton Hotel is a 5-minute walk from popular sites like Qianming Temple, Jiaxiu Tower and Qianling Park.
Shu Hostel
Yunyan District, Guiyang (1.5 miles from Qianling Hill Park)
Shu hostel is located in Guiyang, a 30-minute walk from downtown area. Free Wi-Fi access is available.
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It was a nice stroll, with views, and enjoyed watching the...
It was a nice stroll, with views, and enjoyed watching the monkeys and seeing lakes/paths, trees, temple, plus the cable car and other views. The monkeys are used to getting fed, are aggressive, and can quickly get violent if they think you are hiding food or drink from them or are trying to take something from them. I witnessed multiple attacks during my couple hours there. Do not recommend carrying swinging/plastic bags or drinking/eating ANYTHING around them. I did not get attacked. (I also truly had no food on me, and only water hidden away in my bag). Walking around with both hands empty & visible, saying "Mei You" (没有) seemed to be successful in convincing those that started approaching me to pass me by for suckers who actually had stuff to steal.
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