Hotels With Bar in Sichuan, China

This was by far the best guesthouse I stayed at during my trip to Western Sichuan. The location and views are unbeatable, and the service exceeded all expectations. It's located right inside the Changping Valley Scenic Area, offering the closest scenic view of Siguniang Mountain (Mount Siguniang/Four Girls Mountain) from the lobby – definitely the right choice! The staff, both men and women, were incredibly warm and welcoming, providing truly 5-star service and thoughtfully attending to guests' needs. Big kudos to them! There were even ******* song and dance performances in the evening, adding more fun to our journey. The hotel has a restaurant and a bar, so dinner can be easily sorted there, making it perfect for an overnight stay before heading out early to explore the Siguniangshan scenic area.

Lovely hotel, highly recommended! The staff are very responsive, and they paid top-level attention to everything! This is the best place in Chengdu to stay if you are waiting for a flight. Free shuttle service, clean and comfortable rooms, everything you need. The territory is very cozy and cozy. I'm really glad that I stayed in this place. The best impressions remained. Thanks to all the staff for such an atmosphere and service.❤️

I chose this hotel for a business trip again this year. The service attitude at the front desk was very good. Ms. Kaimi was as enthusiastic as ever. I arranged a satisfactory king-bed river-view room. When I woke up in the morning, the scenery was pleasant and I was in a good mood. The room is also clean and hygienic, the air-conditioning effect is good, the facilities and equipment are complete, and the surrounding facilities are also very complete. Convenient to travel, 20 minutes from the station, recommended to everyone.

The service was excellent! Both the concierge and front desk staff were incredibly warm, attentive, and thoughtful. They even arranged a baby crib for us, so we didn't have to worry about our baby falling out of bed. The breakfast was truly amazing! Much better than Marriott's! Especially the almond croissants – they were absolutely divine. I stayed for two days and ate four of them! Our double bed was a bit small, and the room's living area was also a bit cramped. However, the bathroom and toilet were very spacious, so overall it was still quite good. The location is superb; it's convenient for getting anywhere. I'd definitely stay here again on my next visit!

The hotel's public areas are really well-designed, and the front desk staff, both the ladies and the gentlemen, were incredibly helpful! However, the soundproofing between floors isn't great. Around 1 AM, the kids upstairs were still jumping around, but the front desk guy quickly went up to remind them, which I really appreciated! We might have arrived during a peak time, as our room wasn't ready and we had to wait a bit. It would have been better if we could have checked in on time. There's a delicious 'chuan chuan' (skewer) restaurant right next door. All in all, for this price, the service was excellent!

The room had a unique character, and the hotel upgraded us to a themed room for free. Overall, the room was very comfortable. The window facing the street was lovely, but we couldn't keep the curtains open for privacy. The room's lighting was well-designed but a bit dim.

Pros: The hotel boasts an excellent location, directly facing Mount Emei, and in the evening, we could seemingly hear the temple bells from Baoguo Temple. We chose to stay at Le Méridien after our hike, looking forward to some relaxation. The hotel is indeed quite large with beautiful surroundings. The breakfast was plentiful, featuring freshly prepared dishes, a welcome change from pre-made options. We stayed in a deluxe lake view room, offering both mountain and lake views, which was truly lovely. The soundproofing in the room was decent, and the bedding was comfortable. Cons: 1. Initially, our two booked rooms were not in the same building. After inquiring at the front desk, they found a twin room in Building 2, allowing us to be in the same building. It makes you wonder why they were assigned that way in the first place. 2. The room's central air conditioning only provided heating. When we checked in, the room was exceptionally hot; even with the AC off, the temperature was around 27 degrees Celsius (likely due to the room facing west and getting direct sun). However, the housekeeping service was excellent – they promptly brought a portable air cooler, and their service was always timely, thorough, and enthusiastic. This was a stark contrast to the less attentive bellhop service in the lobby. 3. For such a large hotel, having only two elevators per building (Building 1 and 2) seems inadequate for a Le Méridien property. It also raises safety concerns, as there are no staff members at the elevator entrance. If you need to access rooms on other floors, you have to take the stairs (I used the emergency stairwell twice to retrieve something from a room on the 6th floor, a tip given to me by a housekeeper). 4. The large bathtub in the bathroom is genuinely enormous. I suspect anyone under 175cm might need to be careful not to drown! 5. The exterior windows of the scenic room looked like they hadn't been cleaned in a long time. I'll stop here for now. I'm writing so much because I actually quite like Le Méridien, and I hope to see improvements next time I visit.

The family room is spacious and perfect for two adults and two children. The hotel room is new, but a bit stuffy; I had to turn on the humidifier. After checking in, the hotel created a group chat to introduce facilities and activities. Complimentary fruits and snacks were delivered daily. We had hot pot for dinner every night at the restaurant as there were no à la carte stir-fry options, but the hot pot quality was good. On our last day, we also enjoyed the complimentary photo shoot provided by the hotel.

We had a fantastic tranquil stay for 2 nights at this accommodation. The hosts are wonderful and show great hospitality to all their guests. They have offered rides in the area (for us a visit to the panda base was a must), organized a transfer, offered tea and coffee throughout the day and were available all the time. Our highlight was picking tea leaves with the family’s grandmother and preparing the tea with the family’s grandfather. The room and public places are cosy and well equipped. Our son loved the tree house in the backyard. The food was tasty and their menu offered us to try some local delicacies. Recommendation to everyone who wants to stay in the area around Ya’an.

The room amenities are excellent, with an oxygen concentrator and humidifier readily available. From the window, you can even see the colorful mountains. The stay was very comfortable, and the service was warm and welcoming. Food prices are a bit on the high side; for instance, the minced meat noodles in picture three were 28 yuan, and a small portion of braised yak meat was 98 yuan. Since dining options within the scenic area are very limited, the hotel restaurant is essentially the main choice.