Hotels with Bars in Leshan

The location is quite good, with a food street and riverside promenade right downstairs. I really liked the hotel's style as well. The room was generally clean and tidy, and the facilities were user-friendly and well-equipped. The front desk service was very responsive—they even provided sightseeing and dining guides in advance. I would definitely stay here again given the chance.

We come here every holiday season; it's truly on par with a designer hotel. The main draw is their super cozy lobby, especially in winter with its heated floors and the lovely fireplace. It just makes me so happy! The staff are constantly cleaning the lobby every day, keeping it sparkling, which puts me in a great mood. And the food from the kitchen is absolutely delicious! I used to think Shanmen Restaurant was the only local spot for authentic cuisine, but now it's definitely Shuixi's kitchen! Next time I stay longer, I'll definitely pre-order my meals so the owner can buy fresh ingredients. 🫰 Thank you to the owner for your wonderful hospitality!

This place is amazing. You can see during the journey that you are arriving somewhere really special. This is the crowd free version of Ubud in China. You are overlooking waterfalls from your room, and from the wonderfull hot spring pool. It was quiet, and absoluetly beautiful. The service was wonderful, everyone was very attentive and helpful. The Chinese breakfast was delicious and looked great. I would absolutely recommend this place. My only regret is not staying here for longer, as the hotel itself is a destination.

The room met our expectations—quite spacious with a nice lake view. A pleasant surprise was that the restaurant doesn't charge for tea or service, and the prices are reasonable. What I really disliked, though, was that given the weather, a five-star hotel like Le Méridien in Sichuan wouldn't turn on the air conditioning. The duvet was so thick we were roasting, though it got better after changing to a different blanket on the second day. Breakfast was average, falling below the usual Le Méridien standard. The swimming pool water was cold, it was very deep, and I got bitten by mosquitoes in the whirlpool. Xiao Fu was great; she contacted me in advance and arranged for the blanket to be changed.

We loved our stay here! And I can definitely say that it was the best hotel we stayed in during our 4 weeks china travel. The hotel is located on a hill l, so you have a beautified view. In the morning you wake up with the sound of birds and your view from your bed is on the trees. The room itself is also very luxurious and big with a beautiful design. You have your own terrace, very taste tea and a fridge with free drinks. The pool is very nice. And the only pool where you could really swim during our trip. The staff is very helpful and they are all very kind people. We booked one extra night because we liked the place so much. So if you are looking for a nice getaway in Leshan, book this place!💛

The lady at the front desk was incredibly enthusiastic and helpful. She proactively registered our car's license plate, brought slippers and toothbrushes for our child, and even asked if we had rested well when we checked out in the morning. The breakfast was very rich and satisfying. The only downside was that the parking spaces were a bit small.

[Maple Bridge Inn. Garden Inn | Encountering the poetic residence in the fireworks of the world] The moment you push open the wooden door of Maple Bridge Inn, it seems as if you have fallen into a secret garden in a fairy tale. Vines climb the white walls and droop like curtains, hydrangeas and roses surround the stone path, the morning light shines through the gaps between the leaves onto the wooden bench, and even your breath is stained with the fragrance of flowers and plants. The old lady is tending to the flowers and plants in the corner of the yard. When she looks up, she gives a simple smile and a sentence ”Are you here? Are you tired on the road?”, which instantly relieves the fatigue of the traveler. Living here is more like visiting a distant relative. I was awakened by the birdsong in the morning, sat under the rose rack in the afternoon to drink tea, and listened to the boss telling the old stories of Jiazhou. The floral curtains, handmade pottery jars, and fluffy quilts in the room are full of the owner's gentle thoughts on life. Suddenly, I understood the true meaning of ”where my heart is at peace is my hometown”. If you are also looking for the friendly lights on your journey, you might as well stay here for a few days. Let the spring scenery in the garden soothe your eyes, let the warmth of human nature nourish your soul, and let the morning and evening at Fengqiao Station become the time of returning home that will always be vivid in your memory.

Words can barely describe how disappointing it was. The toilet reeked of urine, and the bathroom was filthy. The AC unit was constantly dripping water and was very noisy. The curtains offered no blackout, and the soundproofing was terrible. To make matters worse, there's no elevator, which is extremely inconvenient for elderly guests, children, and anyone with luggage. The only saving grace was the friendly and enthusiastic service from the young lady at the front desk. Without her, there would have been absolutely nothing positive about our stay.

I absolutely loved the hotel's veranda. The moment I stepped onto it, all the fatigue from the journey just melted away. They even thoughtfully provided complimentary welcome fruit. **Local Food Guide (One-stop for authentic, no-fail local delicacies):** As soon as I arrived, the front desk attendant added me on WeChat and sent over a list of nearby restaurants and shopping complexes, which was incredibly convenient. **Disposable Bathtub Liner/Bath Bomb/Bath Salts:** My room had a bathtub, and they specifically provided bath salts and, to my surprise, a disposable bathtub liner – truly a thoughtful touch.

This hotel impressed me right from the moment I walked in. The lobby decor is really stylish, not your typical cookie-cutter luxury, and there were fresh flowers in the corners – you can tell the owner put a lot of thought into it. The staff were incredibly friendly too, always greeting you and happily helping with any questions. The breakfast deserves a special mention. There was a great variety, both Chinese and Western options, and the food was delicious. Especially the beef noodles – the broth was so flavorful and the beef was tender. I practically drank half the bowl of soup! The only minor drawback was that the hotel was undergoing renovations, so it was a little messy, but that's understandable. I'm definitely planning to come back once the renovations are complete. I wonder if the beef noodles will still be on the menu then!