Hot Springs Hotels in Sichuan, China

Exiting from Lidui Park Station, the Central Hotel is right across the street. Looking down, it's only 84m away, so the location is exceptionally good. I stayed on a high floor and didn't hear any noise at night. The room had three types of drinks: milk, iced black tea, and yogurt. The service was also good. I didn't have time to visit the hot spring on the first basement floor. It's also close to the Blue Tears scenic spot, about a ten-minute walk. Since it's an older hotel, the facilities can't compare to those of newly opened hotels, but overall, it was a good experience.

I stayed at Bipeng Seasonspring Resort and it was honestly a beautiful and artistic hotel. The room was extremely lovely, modern, and thoughtfully designed, with automatic curtains, an electric fireplace, and heated floors. The hotel itself feels very high-tech and luxurious. Even small details stood out — when we requested batteries for the remote, the hotel sent them using a delivery robot, which was a fun and impressive experience. The toilet was also very modern, with blue lighting and automatic flushing, which added to the overall comfort. The staff were excellent, and when we arrived, they were able to communicate in English clearly and confidently, which made things much easier for international guests. What truly stood out the most about this hotel was the transport and service support. The hotel provides pickup and drop-off service by car to the ticket office, which was incredibly convenient. When we arrived by bus at the ticket office, I contacted the staff via WeChat, asking if they could pick us up. In less than five minutes, they immediately sent a staff member to collect us. The next day, they also sent us back to the ticket counter, and after we finished sightseeing in Bipenggou, the staff even helped transport our luggage. Communication through WeChat was very smooth and fast throughout our stay. I would genuinely give 10 stars for the driver service alone. The driver was a young man who was extremely patient, polite, and professional. His service made our experience much more comfortable and stress-free, and he truly deserves recognition. There were only a few minor drawbacks. The water dispenser in the room was extremely slow, making it difficult to even fill a thermos. Also, although the room had heated flooring, it still felt slightly cold at times. However, these were very minor issues compared to how beautiful and well-designed the room was. The main area that could be improved is breakfast. As more Malaysians are visiting China, especially Muslim travelers, I sincerely suggest the hotel add more vegetable and fruit options, as well as a wider selection of toast or bread. Many Malaysian Muslims cannot consume stir-fried dishes, even if they are vegetables, so having more simple, non–stir-fried options would make breakfast much more inclusive and enjoyable. Overall, Bipeng Seasonspring Resort is an exceptional hotel with stunning rooms, advanced facilities, and outstanding service. With some improvement to the breakfast options, it would easily be close to perfect, especially for Malaysian and Muslim travelers.

Really good hotel! They even have a oxygen room for those suffering from altitude sickness. Breakfast was delicious, lots of options available. We were even given fruits when we left!

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 hotel boasts beautiful surroundings and a tasteful design, making it a perfect spot to relax and unwind. Every floor features a terrace, and the ground floor has a charming little garden right by the stream. Early mornings are often graced with picturesque mountain mist. An elevator makes it convenient for seniors. The breakfast is quite good, though dining options in the immediate vicinity are unfortunately scarce. The rooms are fully equipped. One drawback, however, was that the toilet in our room was prone to clogging and could use some improvement. All in all, it's a wonderful destination for a relaxing getaway.

The food in Leshan was incredibly delicious, I couldn't even finish it all, I was eating non-stop all day! The hotel I stayed at was a pleasant surprise. The decor style is very unique, and the front desk staff were incredibly attentive, always greeting me with a smile when I came and went. The room I booked was also quite unique, with a slanted bed and a large swimming pool. I was so satisfied after staying one night that I immediately extended my stay for another day!

Environment: Both the lobby and the rooms are excellent, spacious and comfortable. Facilities: Very comprehensive, with underfloor heating and a fully automatic heated toilet. Cleanliness: Spotless. Service: The service attitude is superb, messages are replied to instantly, and issues are actively resolved.

The room was clean and tidy, and the hotel lobby had a very unique design. It might have been the off-season as there weren't many good food options nearby, so we ended up having dinner at the hotel restaurant, which was very economical and a great value.

Service: After booking the room, a dedicated butler contacted us with the detailed address and directions, and guided us to the hotel via the Baitukan Tunnel. The hotel also has a dedicated parking lot. The hotel offers laundry service, which is very convenient. The owner was very patient and helpful when we asked about nearby restaurants and attractions. The hotel's fruit platter and breakfast were also very generous. Environment: As soon as I entered the room and opened the curtains, I was completely captivated by the stunning mountain view. It's about a ten-minute walk to the center of Kangding County, and I saw a plethora of beautiful roses along the way. Cleanliness: The room was very clean and tidy, and the bathroom had double sinks and a heated towel rack, which was a nice touch. Facilities: The hotel's restaurant offers a great view, and dining there was a delightful experience. The fourth-floor balcony was also very comfortable, and downstairs there were also billiards, mahjong machines, and other entertainment facilities. P.S. I'm not a shill, just a happy newbie who finally made it to my western Sichuan trip. Thank you Kangding and this fantastic hotel for making it a perfect start to my trip.

Le Meridien's breakfast is a highlight, with a lively atmosphere and delicious options like noodles, rice noodles, 'ka bing' (a local snack), and waffles! Highly recommended! The only downside is the long queues – why so much waiting?! The Chinese restaurant is also great! Seriously, everything in Emei Mountain tastes amazing. The front desk service, especially the first person I encountered, was very lively and engaging. Housekeeping was a bit slow, so I'm docking half a point for that. The bellboy was also excellent! Overall, it was a very good stay. It's a shame that for us 'poor souls' (referring to himself jokingly as a 'workhorse'), New Year's prices at 1288 RMB were a bit steep 😭. It would be much more reasonable at a few hundred RMB during off-peak times, haha.