Hotels in Cuihu District, Kunming

Great place to stay in Kunming! We got lucky and got upgraded to a room with a small courtyard which was very lovely. The shower pressure was fantastic and the bed was super comfy. We loved that you can do your laundry for free upstairs and they have space for you to air-dry your clothes or you can use the dryer. They have hot tea and snacks for free near the reception. Overall it was great and the surrounding area had enough food choices and next to the hotel was a nice park, perfect for an evening stroll.

The location is excellent. The service is first-rate, and the staff are very friendly and thoughtful. The room is very comfortable, taking into account the needs of children. The hotel's swimming pool and gym are also very good, and the breakfast is rich. Disadvantages include an old TV, a loud impact sound when the cabinet door is closed without buffering, and the bathtub is worried about slipping. But overall, the disadvantages are not enough to outweigh the advantages, and I am willing to stay again next time.

I have no idea whether or not overseas people can see all these reviews. I just post! I like this hotel much. It first time for me and my bf stay as well, we did stay here around 1wk It is not that ex, It's worth every penny you spend I feel there is a mini gym, washing machine and dryer x2 each. rooftop canteen and bar, and mini pool. u can have a damn nice view of this city, esp during the sunset period over the bar or pool area. The hotel do supply breakfast which includes local food, Chinese food, and western diet, salad, fruits, desert, milk, coffee machine. the TV also can change to English which is very friendly to all foreigners if no idea which hotel u want to stay, do try this !!! ( I no have much photos as I'm kind of a "lazy" people)

Overall: very good exerpience, particularly as a hostel. Would recommend to others. Pros: - Friendly, communicative atmosphere with staff and other guests, essential fot a good hostel - bilingual service, mostly at front desk but elsewhere too - regular weekly events - cheap and convenient postcards for sale in the lobby to send home or have for a keep sake - rooms have sufficient amenities - food and drink option variety and affordability - excellent location near cuihu (pretty lake district with good food options nearby) and the kunming laojie (old street) - some basic things like water and convient noodles are sold at fair prices at the front desk - information about tours and travel available in the lobby - elevator available to access most rooms, though some stairs will be necessary in the lobby Cons: - some of the weekly events didn't seem to occur at all - cleanliness wasn't perfect: some areas of the cafe have lots of flies and some parts of the room, such as the bathroom, had a bit of grime - peanuts on a caesar salad? no! (I'm allergic to peanuts and didn't think to ask if they put peanuts on a caesar salad because it just isn't normally done) - the prepaid breakfast options are too limited. some additional options for what toppings could go in the noodles or what fruit or jam you receive with the western breakfast would help a lot - quality of some food items are just so so - occaisionally a little noisy in the rooms (but that's just because a group of kids stayed nearby + it's a hostel so it's almost to be expected)

A very nice hotel with friendly service in a good location. It is between two stations on two different lines of the subway with an easy walk about 10-15 minutes either way. There are also a lot of shops and restaurants within a few minutes walk or a short cab ride. The hotel buffet breakfast had a lot of choices with both Chinese and western dishes and very good service. The room was very large and clean and comfortable. Tv had English news channel and the Wi-Fi worked well although I seemed to only be able to log in one device using the same phone number to get a code. The front desk staff spoke English and were very kind and helpful. I would definitely stay here again and recommend to others.

This is the best hotel of our Yunnan trip in terms of services and location. Located close to Kunming old street, the malls and eateries. 5 min walk. And the night market with local handicrafts which was a joy to shop and see is right outside the hotel. The whole ambience of this hotel vicinity is very chill vibe. Complimentary coffee /drink and night desserts every day were the highlights as the coffee were good quality. The young staff was friendly and even helped us to arrange transport to the airport and gave rose petal pastries which was a very thoughtful gesture as farewell gift. The only minor downside is the karaoke opposite can be noisy on certain nights but they have provided ear plugs.

The first stop of the Yunnan trip, afternoon tea was provided after arrival, which was delicious😋 The location is quiet in the bustling city, very close to Cuihu Lake, and convenient for travel, but the hotel is in the alley and very quiet. The front desk contacted and added WeChat one day in advance to inform the location and some precautions. The recommended restaurant is very cost-effective; while waiting for the rental, a small gift was given to the children. The hotel breakfast is very rich, and every day starts a new day with rice noodles. If I have the opportunity to come to Kunming again, I will stay here again😋

Overall, I like this hotel chain in general and would stay there again, both at this location and in other cities. This was not the first location for this chain that I have stayed at. Location: The hotel is located in a fairly central location. It is very close to Green Lake, though you'll need a map in order to know that. It's across the street from a KFC, 711, and Starbucks, and around the corner from a Burger King. There are also quite a few shared bikes (both electric and not) available from several different companies in front of the hotel. Amenities: Breakfast is available for an additional charge, and there is a laundry room. I used neither of these. The hotel room has a refrigerator and more than the standard two bottles of drinking water plus an electric kettle, tea set, two packets of tea, and some candy in a dish (that looked like it had been there for a very long time). This hotel chain is generally very good about giving you more water if you ask. The bed is very comfortable, the tv is huge, the shower is hot with good water pressure, and the room is clean overall. There were ink stains on the sofa, but no problems with the bedding. Some of the furniture/walls were starting to be in need of repair, but it's not a problem unless you're super picky. Safety/Service: The front desk staff are always very nice and helpful and willing to answer any questions that you have, but you'll need to speak Mandarin or have a translator handy. English is limited or non-existent. I felt safe in my room, and I didn't worry about leaving things in my room that I generally keep on my person in other hotels. The maid was also very kind and helped me when I saw her in the hallway and asked for help with a small problem (that was totally just my ignorance and too embarrassing to mention!). WIFI: Wifi is available, but there is no information about the network or password in the room that I could find. I went down to the front desk and the woman there put the password on my phone for me. Quiet: Well, there were some very loud and very rude guests staying in rooms near me. I don't know what the hotel's response would have been as I didn't all the front desk to complain. It definitely could have been quieter. There was no noise from outside the hotel, though. Problems: I stayed at this hotel three nights total but two times (one night at the beginning and two nights at the end of my trip). My second room at this hotel (when I stayed for two nights), there was a blinking light inside a grate in the ceiling that can only be seen when all the lights are out. It was really bothering me, and making it difficult for me to sleep. I called the front desk at approx. 12:30 in the morning, and they didn't quite understand my problem (completely due to my sub-par Mandarin), but they sent someone to take a look. The maintenance guy who came said he knew exactly what I was talking about once I pointed upward. He didn't need me to turn off the light and show him. He said there was nothing he could do. If they turned out that light, I would have no electricity in the room. He also said that it's like that in every room. I didn't remember seeing it in the first room I had stayed in at the beginning of my trip, and I also didn't remember it from when I had stayed for three nights at a different location. Whether it really exists in every room or not is here nor there, though it ought to be obvious that a blinking light that doesn't turn off when you turn all the lights off is a bad idea, and something ought to be done). It is possible that it exists in every room but that it's not visible from the bed in every room due to the placement of that grate.

We really like this hotel and felt it was a good deal. It’s also pretty close to the metro station maybe too long blocks away. It looks very modern and high-end. And it’s only about two blocks to the lake front.  Breakfast was good but not great. negative is that all of the coffee shops, restaurants, bakeries up the hill about four long blocks.  there are also some restaurants near the lakefront, but we found that those were really crowded and really expensive and kind of tourist crisis. You are much more happy with the restaurants up near the coffee shops near the Orange hotel.

The room is very comfortable. It is very close to Cuihu Park. It is also very close to the check-in points. It is also close to the subway. The front desk clerk is also very enthusiastic. The lady with job number 007 has a sweet voice and the service is very good. The style of the hotel is also very different. It is recommended to stay~