Located at No. 66 Beijing Road, Yunyan District, Guiyang—right next to the Beijing Road Metro Station—the Guizhou Hotel is a city landmark and a long-established, state-owned comprehensive hotel complex. Construction began in 1985, and the hotel officially opened on September 28, 1989. Its 31-story, 107-meter-tall main tower was the tallest building in Southwest China at the time of its opening; it also holds the distinction of being Guizhou’s first Sino-foreign joint-venture hotel and its first star-rated hotel authorized to host international guests.

The property covers a total land area of ​​approximately 100,000 square meters, with a total floor area of ​​about 230,000 square meters. Accommodation: The “Yingbin” (Welcome) Building houses 366 guest rooms and suites; combined with the “Guibin” (VIP) Building, the complex offers over 800 rooms across a wide range of categories. Dining: Facilities include Chinese and Western restaurants as well as banquet halls capable of serving over 2,000 diners simultaneously, with a signature focus on the “Guizhou One-Table Feast” (a showcase of authentic Guizhou cuisine). Meetings and Exhibitions: The hotel features over 30 meeting rooms of various sizes, including a grand auditorium seating 1,341 people, with a total capacity to host conferences for 3,500 attendees. It regularly hosts major provincial government events and exhibitions—such as the Guizhou “Two Sessions” (provincial legislative and advisory meetings), Party congresses, and large-scale sports and cultural performances—serving as a core venue for government conference hosting in the province.

The hotel has garnered numerous industry accolades, including the China Hotel “Golden Star Award,” “Best Conference Hotel in China,” and “Meritorious Enterprise in China’s Hotel Industry (30 Years of Reform and Opening-up).” Integrating government reception, business travel, large-scale exhibitions, and banquet services, it stands as a premier, representative conference hotel in Guizhou.