Posted on Apr 22, 2026|Guestroom (Double bed)
Guest UserThe hotel was a pleasant surprise during our trip; the kids and our dog were very happy with it, as it had a large bathtub and a small garden. Since we were leaving very early the next day, our butler, Jiqing, thoughtfully packed breakfast and provided a lot of information on sightseeing and dining options. Leshan is a treasure trove of a city; besides the Giant Buddha, there are many other fun places to visit. I would definitely choose to cycle solo for a thousand miles again next time.
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Posted on Sep 12, 2026|Yunting King-size Bed Room - Floor Heating - Oxygen Bag - Humidifier
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This Tibetan-style Cloud Inn is located in Siguniangshan Town, making it very convenient to get to Shuangqiao Valley and Changping Valley.
The rooms are clean and tidy, with underfloor heating, so it's not cold when staying overnight in the highlands. The owner is incredibly thoughtful; they'll pick you up if you take the shuttle bus. The first floor is a restaurant, offering free breakfast from 8-9 am daily. You can also opt for yak hotpot for lunch and dinner, or enjoy coffee there. Dining is very convenient, and convenience stores are just a short walk away. During the off-season, the streets are quiet and peaceful, and the view from the window is beautiful. If you need to go to other scenic spots, you can also contact the owner to arrange a car, which is very handy. This is definitely the top choice for accommodation when visiting Siguniangshan.
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Posted on Sep 16, 2026|Queen Room
Looks onThis hotel is truly amazing! The service attitude is excellent, the price is super affordable, and I found the room quite spacious, not small as some reviews suggested. What's more, for the price we paid, breakfast was included... The breakfast was a buffet, with limited choices but it was tasty. Plus, the view from the breakfast area was lovely.
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Posted on Jul 30, 2026|Deluxe 2-bed Room
Nuntawan DuangpamornStayed here for 2 nights during the low season. The hotel is in a really convenient location, only a couple of minutes’ walk to sightseeing bus stop No. 2. It took about 15 minutes by bus to reach the entrance of Yading National Park.
There are a few restaurants, a small grocery store, and a pharmacy nearby, The museum is also within walking distance.
Breakfast was included, but since I visited in the low season, it was just a simple bowl of noodles served at the restaurant next door.
The hotel has a nice Tibetan-style design, which I liked. The room was clean, and the Japanese-style toilet was a pleasant surprise. The bathroom was modern and everything worked well.
Overall, I think this hotel is good value if you’re staying in Yading Village. It’s clean, the location is convenient, and it has everything you need for a couple of nights while visiting the national park.
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Price per night from£ 41
Posted on May 17, 2026
Sam YeowPretty unique stay with it's decor. Room looked nicer in the photos because the lighting in the actual room was inconsistent with white and yellow bulbs. A standing lamp and the latch on a window were broken, but they fixed both the following day. They kept reassuring me it's safe (the broken latch meant the window couldnt be closed) but as a solo traveller it's still best to err at the side of caution. Plus it meant I couldn't block outside sound, and was actually woken from my nap by food wrapper noises by someone on the balcony (it's shared).
For extras, the ******* clothing is actually free, 'oxygen' meant aircon, you have to remind them on the welcoming gifts, so the only thing I'd is worth paying the extras for is their handmade tsampa and butter tea. Pretty filling and you can have it as breakfast (though you might not be used to the taste haha)
Overall a good experience because of their friendly service, good attitude, and always having a smile on their face. I suggest for them to be proactive in telling the guests on what their extras are and how to request fro them, instead of the other way around.
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Posted on Aug 29, 2026|Guestroom (2 Beds)
SanshigeVThe hotel is right in the heart of Guanxian Ancient City, less than a 5-minute walk from popular photo spots like Nanqiao and Chenghuang Temple, and surrounded by plenty of dining options.
The room was spacious and well-designed, with a separate shower and toilet. I particularly loved their bedding – it was incredibly comfortable, a pleasant surprise! The housekeeping lady was very friendly and polite, always ready to answer any questions. The hotel also offers self-service laundry, which is a thoughtful touch for some guests.
Finally, I have to mention that while the overall service was satisfactory, when I requested a late check-out for the next day (which was explicitly allowed by my Trip.com order), the front desk staff seemed quite reluctant. I had seen similar comments before and didn't expect to experience it myself.
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Posted on Sep 25, 2026|Xiaoqiao Flowing Water Xinyi Standard Room
Guest UserThe hotel is very close to Bipenggou Scenic Area, making transportation very convenient. It also has an underground parking lot. The owner was exceptionally warm and hospitable. Seeing that we had a large group, they specifically upgraded our room. The room was very clean, and breakfast was quite plentiful. The best part is that the owner thoughtfully asked if we had already had breakfast and if we wanted anything packed to go.
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Posted on Oct 24, 2026|Deluxe 2-bed Room
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The hotel is located in a convenient place very close to the metro station. The breakfast menu is big and you have western and Chinese options. The laundry service is free to use 24 hours. The personal is very kind and friendly and if they don’t understand your language they try to make effort to understand your requirements.
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Posted on Sep 28, 2026|Six Senses Garden Suite (Twin Bed)
seyiiiiLadies, if you're on a tight budget but still want to experience the ambiance, just book the cheapest room available.
If you have a bit more to spend, go straight for the courtyard with a private hot spring. There's no second floor, and you won't see your neighbors, so it's very quiet and definitely worth it. My only concern was a connecting door to the adjacent suite, which can be opened if a family is staying. When I was there, no one was next door, so I'm not sure if it would be noisy if it were occupied.
I wouldn't recommend the Garden Suite. There are residents upstairs, and the garden is only separated from the next Garden Suite by a perforated wall, making it quite noisy when sitting in the courtyard.
Ah, poverty is to blame, otherwise, a private villa would be quiet and spacious no matter what.
I really liked the breakfast restaurant. There were many colorful little dishes, but after more than three days, the novelty might wear off. My only suggestion is for them to frequently change the vegetable menu. I eat a lot of vegetarian food, and even after three days of the same vegetables, I still lost my appetite.
I didn't try the Chinese or Thai restaurants. I only went to the Moon Bar, which I think serves pizza; the taste was decent, but not amazing. I also ordered room service from the Chinese restaurant, which was okay. Unfortunately, I didn't find time to dine in the restaurant, so it was probably just average. Honestly, for a resort-style hotel, the restaurants feel very important, as you're essentially staying in a closed environment for several days and ideally shouldn't feel uncomfortable. The restaurants could definitely be better.
The photos are of the hot spring courtyard and breakfast. The towels were very comfortable, and the bedding was extremely comfortable. Overall, I'd still be willing to return. Satisfied.
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Posted on Oct 19, 2026|Classical Garden-view Twin Room
alternativeThe 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.
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Price per night from£ 66