Hot Springs Hotels in Sichuan, China

The room is quite spacious and has underfloor heating. The courtyard is also very pretty, it would be even more comfortable to visit in the summer. The breakfast, however, was pretty average; I'd suggest the owner improve the variety of the breakfast options, as it really wasn't good. The staff's service attitude was decent, but even though the KTV was listed as free, we didn't get to use it. I'd also recommend more thorough linen changes; there was a hair on the bed when we checked in. Despite these issues, and not wanting to be too critical, I'll still give a good review.

I specifically booked this hotel when I came to conquer Mount Emei, as it has a pool for soaking. After a long climb, a 30-minute soak was really great, very comfortable, and helped relieve fatigue. The environment here is nice, and I also visited Xianxia Yunji, which I felt was perfect for ancient Chinese costumes. The rooms are laid out in a 'U' shape, and it wasn't too crowded, which was good. I'd love to come back again if I get the chance. The service was excellent.

Apologies, I promised the owner I'd leave a review sooner, but I completely forgot once I returned to Chengdu. The hotel is nestled deep within the Bifengxia scenic area, a high-end guesthouse that beautifully blends old structures with newly built sections. We stayed in the 'Fuyao Zhi' room (pictured in the second image), which I believe is part of the newer section and incredibly stylish. The large windows offer stunning views of distant mountains and another traditional residence. The hotel boasts excellent facilities, including various indoor activities (like calligraphy copying and tea ceremonies) and an outdoor forest activity space surrounded by tea gardens (featuring treehouses, trampolines, etc.). The front area also offers outdoor activities such as bonfires, barbecues, and karaoke. All the staff, especially the guy at the front desk in the burgundy sweater, were incredibly enthusiastic. The housekeeping was also meticulously done. The young man with glasses who handled our transfers to and from the Bifengxia scenic area was incredibly punctual. It's clear that both the staff and the owner put a tremendous amount of effort and passion into their guests and the guesthouse, which was the most impressive aspect for me. While the overall price point is on the higher side for Bifengxia, the experience was absolutely outstanding. I can honestly say that this stay elevated the joy and comfort of our entire Bifengxia trip.

The hotel lobby is on the 6th floor, and breakfast is served right next to it. The breakfast was pretty standard for a hotel in this price range, nothing special, but they did have complimentary lemon water and coffee. The front desk mentioned we could bike to Kuanzhai Alley, but we were too tired upon arrival to try, so we just hailed a Didi (ride-share). It only cost a few bucks. Going to Taikoo Li to eat at Ye Po Po's and wander around, then coming back, was probably no more than 10-20 yuan. Taxis, especially ride-shares, are quite cheap in Chengdu, but you definitely need to factor in extra time for traffic. I didn't get a good look around the hotel, but I think there's a pretty big snack store diagonally across the street at the intersection. The nearest subway station is a bit of a walk, takes a little while to get there. The room itself was quite smart; no need to boil water, you could just select the temperature and get hot water instantly, which was very convenient. When checking in, you can add the concierge on WeChat, so you can just message them with any questions instead of calling.

The hotel is a convenient 15-minute walk from the tourist center, surrounded by a bustling area with plenty of restaurants, including a great ******* yak hot pot. It was easy to get around and find food. The design is simple, clean, and tidy. The entire room is smart-controlled by Xiaodu, with electric curtains, a smart toilet, a projector, air conditioning, and underfloor heating – everything you could need. The highlight was definitely the outdoor public hot spring. It's supposedly natural mountain spring water, very clear, and not crowded at all. The water temperature was perfectly comfortable and relaxing, offering an immersive experience with nature. The front desk staff were also very warm and attentive. I'll definitely be back!

Overall, I'm very satisfied! The hotel is located right in the Shangzhongshun food street, making it super convenient for getting around and finding great places to eat. The front desk and staff were all incredibly kind, polite, attentive, and thoughtful. The room was comfortable, quiet, and spotless, even featuring a small bathtub – perfect for unwinding after a long day of travel. It offers excellent value for money. Highly recommend!

I rarely comment on the platform, but this homestay really gave me a lot of surprises. The decoration materials are very good, the toiletries are also L'Occitane, the smart toilet, and the pet-friendly. The most recommended thing is to open the window and have a beautiful view. It really makes me feel relaxed and happy without leaving the room. The decoration of the yard of the building is also very petty. It is also very pleasant to stay in the homestay for two days without going out to visit the attractions. Worth praise, not much to say, the picture above

The hotel environment is quiet and clean, and the service is thoughtful and attentive. The exclusive travel photography service was particularly impressive; the photographer was professional and gentle, choosing beautiful locations and capturing natural, atmospheric shots that perfectly preserved the wonderful moments of our trip. Our stay was absolutely perfect.

Beautiful hotel. Rooms are clean and odor free. Staff was nice, one speaks fluent English which was useful. Chinese breakfast with noodles, egg, chia something and rice and dumpling (just let her know if you want it spicy or not, or without meat). K1 bus is 10 minutes walk to the junction, it takes you to the Buddha area. 601 bus should be across the street to Emeishan (but probably moved due to construction, just take the 9 3-4 stops down) payable in cash. Internet was ok, a bit weak a night There are calligraphy sets in every floor. And good tea..

This new Tibetan-style guesthouse is absolutely stunning. The overall design perfectly blends traditional ******* elements with modern minimalist aesthetics, creating a space that's rich in ethnic culture yet stylish and upscale. The lobby's ******* patterns, natural wood textures, and lighting layout are all incredibly beautiful. The corridors and window nooks are meticulously decorated, and the complimentary ******* clothing is perfect for photoshoots. The room interiors are exquisite and tasteful, with a sophisticated color palette. ******* totems and soft furnishings are used just right – not overly showy, but highly distinctive. The window views are expansive, and every corner of the guesthouse showcases a keen sense of aesthetics, preserving regional characteristics while meeting modern living habits. With its strong sense of style, this place is definitely the top choice for those who love taking photos and appreciate a good ambiance. Plus, the guesthouse even provides free shuttle service to the scenic area entrance!