白崇禧故居, Historical residence in Guilin, China

Bai Chongxi's former residence, originally called Guilu and also known as Bai Gongguan, is a two-storey brick-and-timber building inside the Ronghu Hotel on the western end of Ronghu North Road, Xiufeng District, Guilin. It has seven rooms on the ground floor and eight above, with a total floor area of 872 square metres, and combines Chinese and Western architectural elements.

The house was built for a general who played a leading role in the Nationalist government from the 1930s through the 1940s. The structure itself dates from the period when China was transitioning between traditional and modern forms of architecture.

The building is known as "Guilu" and also as "Bai Gongguan". In 1949 Bai Chongxi received Ju Zheng, Yan Xishan and Li Wenfan here. The house stands inside the grounds of the Ronghu Hotel, by the western end of Ronghu North Road.

The residence stands inside the grounds of the Ronghu Hotel on the western end of Ronghu North Road, in Xiufeng District. It is a two-storey building of 872 square metres, with seven rooms on the ground floor and eight above, so allow time to walk both levels. Access follows the hotel grounds rather than a separate museum entrance.

The building was originally called Guilu, and is also known as Bai Gongguan. In 1949 Bai Chongxi received Ju Zheng, Yan Xishan and Li Wenfan here. It was listed as a protected cultural relic of Guilin in 1987.