Spa Hotels in Yulong

"I absolutely loved the whole vibe of this five-star hotel. It was so quiet and comfortable, with a great sense of style. When I checked in, they thoughtfully arranged a room directly facing Jade Dragon Snow Mountain for me. It was incredibly relaxing to just sit by the window and watch the snow-capped peaks in my free time. The front desk was very attentive; they proactively asked if I was driving, and the free parking lot had plenty of spaces, plus the charging stations were fully equipped and easy to use. The location is superb, close to both the high-speed train station and the airport, making it super convenient whether you've just arrived or are about to depart. The entire room was clean and tidy, with soft furnishings, and you could even have food deliveries sent directly to your door. The front desk was efficient and quick in responding to my inquiries, and the service throughout was meticulous and generous. This is definitely a hotel you won't forget once you've stayed here."

"My mom and I came to Lijiang, and I booked this hotel on a whim the day before we left. I never expected it would lead to such a wonderful experience! This was my first time visiting Yunnan, and I fell in love with the place, largely thanks to staying at such a comfortable hotel. The location is quite easy to find, right on the square in Yuhu Village, so you don't have to walk a lot on cobblestone paths, and it's also very convenient for catching a taxi. **Environment:** Waking up every day and opening the curtains to see the snow-capped mountains was truly healing. You can enjoy the snow mountain view from the guest rooms, the courtyard, and the restaurant. The hotel has been open for a while, but the facilities are well-maintained. The only minor issue was that the exhaust fan in the bathroom didn't work, and a slight drawback was that some of the essential oil bottles for the aromatherapy activity were empty. I hope they can be refilled promptly. **Service:** The front desk staff were very welcoming. When we couldn't find a certain photo spot, they shared their location and came to guide us. I participated in the evening tea ceremony around the fireplace for three consecutive nights. It wasn't crowded, but the atmosphere was great, with warm roasted milk, local specialty rice sausages, and Erkuai (rice cakes), plus some snacks to munch on. Chatting by the fire with the front desk lady and the local Naxi ethnic minority male staff member was delightful; all the staff had really pleasant personalities, which made it very enjoyable. Personally, I think staying here is much quieter and more pleasant than staying in the ancient town. I highly recommend it to friends who prefer a slower pace of travel and don't like crowds! I hope to come back for a second visit during mushroom picking season or the Torch Festival!"