[2025 Zunyi Hotels] Travel Guide for Jiulong One Brand Hotel (Zunyi Conference Site Medical College Branch) (Updated Jul)

Zunyi Trip Recap: Four of us are completely exhausted. Spent three days in Zunyi with good friends! Spontaneous trips like this are not for everyone—unexpected challenges are bound to arise! Here's a travel guide based on my third visit to Zunyi. Trust me, you'll want to take these tips seriously! If you're looking to save money in Zunyi, stick to the Old Town and Xinpu areas. These places are close to the city center, have a lot of local residents, and while prices are slightly cheaper than inland cities, they’re not outrageously low. For accommodations, navigate directly to "Jiulong Yipin Hotel." This area has many new hotels, great natural surroundings, and nearby attractions like Egret Lake Park and Swan Lake Park, which are perfect for photos! For photogenic spots, check out Wujiang Village. Prices are transparent, you can haggle, and spending is more predictable. It's also more professional. For popular attractions like the Zunyi Meeting Site, museums, and Jinding Mountain, make sure to plan ahead online. These places can get crowded and slow-moving, so it's better to visit earlier in the day. I recommend going around 4 PM—it's less hot and less crowded than in the evening. There are also many free attractions. If you have time, visit the Zunyi Meeting Site, Red Army Street, Memorial Park, Phoenix Mountain, museums, and the Creative Pavilion. Jinding Mountain is mainly for hiking, so it's not ideal for families with elderly or young children. Plus, there are no food vendors on the mountain. Zunyi locals have their own "Green Wild Wonderland," a beautiful park that doesn’t require leaving Zunyi. It’s a relatively lesser-known spot, so it’s less crowded than Xinpu. You can rent electric bikes in the park, available for two or four people, and ride around the lake. Alternatively, you can rent a boat (not recommended in summer due to the heat). Be sure to visit the water forest for some great photo opportunities. Zunyi also has its own Green Ocean Lake Park, which is popular among locals. Many stylish young women take beautiful photos here. The park also features lotus flowers, water lilies, and a large water park. On the way to Wujiang Village, we saw a sign and decided to visit the next day—very spontaneous! Without much planning, we just explored as we went. The area isn’t large, there aren’t many tourists, and there’s no entrance fee—just pay for the round-trip electric car ride. Parking is convenient, and as long as the sun isn’t out, it’s quite cool. However, when we went up the mountain, the wind was so strong we had to put on jackets, but then the clouds cleared, and the sun came out to roast us. We didn’t stay long because it got too hot. On cloudy days, it’s much more comfortable. The wind turbines are great for photos—every shot looks amazing. Lastly, there’s the Red Fruit Tree Scenic Area, formerly known as the Longqiao Natural Ecological Scenic Area. The name was inscribed by the famous poet He Jingzhi. Located in Suiyang County, Zunyi City, it’s 42 kilometers from Zunyi City, 180 kilometers from Guiyang, and 270 kilometers from Chongqing. It’s just a 40-minute drive from Zunyi Airport, offering a unique aerial corridor advantage. The scenic area is filled with stunning natural landscapes, all preserved in their original ecological state and connected by various attractions. Highlights include the "Tianyuan Cave," a smooth rock wall over 80 meters long and 5 meters high, and the "Natural Bridge" spanning the river. At the entrance, you’ll find a giant stone inscription of "Longqiao" by He Jingzhi. Beneath the Longtan Mountain cliff, there’s a statue of Laozi and ancient inscriptions of "Laozi’s Water Metaphor" from the Tao Te Ching, conveying Taoist philosophies like "The highest good is like water" and "Virtue carries all things." These cultural elements add depth to the Red Fruit Tree Ecological Scenic Area, which archaeologists have praised as a hidden national treasure in the mountains.

As a travel enthusiast, this is my first time in Zunyi. Every brick and tile here contains the code to rewrite history. Every bowl of noodles and every pot of soup here is boiling with the most authentic northern Guizhou cuisine. Today, Xiaojing and I have summarized a perfect itinerary plan and practical tips for four days and three nights. It covers the main sights without being too rushed and still provides an excellent accommodation experience. Day 1: After arriving at Zunyi Station, take a taxi to Jiulong Yipin Hotel to check in (about 15 minutes). The hotel has become the choice of many travelers with its superior geographical location, complete service facilities and thoughtful service concept. The hotel is located on Huancheng Road, Honghuagang District, Zunyi City. The hotel is conveniently located around the subway station, only about 10 minutes away, making it easy for travelers to quickly reach famous attractions and commercial centers. From the moment you step into the hotel, the professional service team will provide you with 24-hour attentive service. Whether it is luggage handling, wake-up service, travel consultation, or business assistance, we will do our best to meet your needs and make you feel the warmth of home. In the afternoon, visit the Zunyi Conference site and surrounding memorial halls to gain a deeper understanding of this period of history that changed China's destiny. In the evening, stroll along Red Army Street and purchase intangible cultural heritage handicrafts such as paper-cut paintings and batik. We had dinner in Laosha Lane and tried the old sour soup hotpot in the residential building. Day 2: After tasting Min Si mutton noodles for breakfast, head to Wujiang Village (about 1 hour’s drive). Explore the ancient village and experience bamboo rafting during the day, and enjoy the light show and water curtain movie in the evening. After returning to downtown Zunyi, you can continue exploring local late-night snacks at Hezhong Road Food Street. Day 3: Sleep until you wake up naturally in the warm and comfortable suite to make up for the fatigue of the previous two days. At noon, enjoy brunch at Qiwei Specialty Braised Oil Pan, and then go to Maotai Town (about 1.5 hours' drive) to visit the Wine Culture Museum and the winemaking workshop, and taste Maotai liquor of different years. Return to Zunyi in the evening and stay at Guomao Hotel to experience a different hotel style. Day 4: Depending on your return time, you can take a short walk in Phoenix Mountain Park in the city to overlook the panoramic view of the city, or go to the local market to buy Zunyi egg cakes, square bamboo shoots and other specialties as souvenirs. In terms of transportation, scenic spots in Zunyi City are relatively concentrated, and taxi fares are basically less than 15 yuan, which is very affordable. It is recommended to charter a car or join a one-day tour to visit Wujiang Village, Maotai Town and other surrounding attractions to avoid the trouble of transferring. For example, the itinerary arranged by the tour guide Xiaojing, leaving professional matters to professionals is both worry-free and cost-effective. The best travel seasons are spring and autumn to avoid the humidity in summer and the cold in winter. Especially from April to May, flowers bloom in the mountains around Zunyi and the climate is pleasant; from September to October, the weather is clear and cool, which is suitable for outdoor activities. Although the Spring Festival is a peak season, you can still feel the special festive atmosphere, but you need to book hotels and transportation in advance. In terms of cultural etiquette, as a red tourism city, Zunyi should remain solemn when visiting meeting sites and other memorial halls; respect local customs when visiting ethnic minority villages, and it is best to obtain consent before taking photos. Guizhou people are warm and hospitable, but their food tends to be spicy. When ordering, you can adjust the spiciness according to your taste. With Guizhou's visa-free transit policy extended to 240 hours (10 days), international tourists now have more time to explore Zunyi and its surrounding areas. Whether you are a history lover, nature seeker or food hunter, this "turning point city" can bring you a rich and diverse travel experience. As a smart station during your journey, Jiulong Yipin Hotel will make your trip to Zunyi more perfect and unforgettable with its technological convenience and warm service.

🏨【Hotel Address】: 852 Waihuan Road, Honghuagang District, Zunyi City, Guizhou Province 🌆【Decoration Style】: Garden-style landscaping, fully intelligent 🛏【Room Type/Layout】: Room area is over 25 square meters, spacious and comfortable, equipped with a desk, tea table, instant coffee and tea bags, advanced water return technology, hot water in 3 seconds, better stay experience 🚌【Transportation Guide】: 10-15 minutes from Zunyi High-speed Railway Station, 20-30 minutes from Xinzhou Airport, self-driving can directly reach the hotel's underground parking lot 🏨【Check-in Method】: Front desk registration for check-in ⛺【Recreational Activities】: Red culture, Zunyi specialty snacks 🍩【Restaurant Features】: Buffet breakfast, rich variety of dishes, including hot dishes, soup noodles, coarse grains, porridge, coffee, milk, juice, and bread pastries, 35-40 categories in total, and many surrounding delicacies, diverse choices 🏬【Surrounding Attractions】: Nearby attractions recommended include the Red Holy Land Zunyi Conference Site, Wujiang Village, Phoenix Mountain Martyrs Park, etc. 💴【Per Capita Consumption】: 220-300 per person 🧡【Tips】: Choose the room type and breakfast inclusion according to your needs before booking.