Hot Springs Hotels in Sichuan, China

Old couple here. Great that the room is on the 1st level. Cons Pillow way too soft, not that great for necks. Don't expect too much selection from the breakfast. Only 1 washer and 1 dryer. Pros Many small eateries walking walking distance. The whole hotel is a vibe (main reason for bookings). Provides professional photography but only female wears. No men nor kids traditional costumes. We didnt take the Metro (5 to 10 mins). You can order some made to order noodles and dumplings. Portion is huge so sharing is recommend.

Facilities: The hotel facilities are very new and well-designed. The lobby is spacious and even has a calligraphy corner with flowing water. There are small fish and parrots at the front desk, which the kids loved. The room was also very large, and I must say the pillows were incredibly comfortable, leading to a great night's sleep. Service: The hotel's service was also excellent. After adding them on WeChat, they even recommended local eateries, and we ended up trying Yepopo Bobo Chicken nearby. The hotel breakfast was also quite unique; it was a set meal with dishes like crispy shaomian noodles, steamed buns, zongzi, and chia seed pudding – very filling! The hotel is conveniently located close to the high-speed rail station, making it easy to catch a train, and it's also not far from the Leshan Giant Buddha.

The hotel rooms were neat and clean, offering great value for money. What impressed me most was that each room had its own direct drinking water dispenser instead of the traditional electric kettle. This is something I'd honestly recommend all hotels adopt. Tea and coffee lovers would definitely appreciate it, as you no longer have to worry about what others might have boiled in the kettle! The disposable towels, bath towels, and cups also provided peace of mind. The hot spring water was wonderfully warm too. All in all, I'm very satisfied.

This hotel is pretty good for being near the scenic area. I booked it based on recommendations from Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book). The room size and overall design are excellent! I had read some reviews about poor soundproofing, but honestly, it was completely quiet! No issues there at all. I particularly want to thank Lynn. I had some supplies delivered to the hotel, and she contacted me almost a week in advance to help with an upgrade. She was incredibly responsive, answering all my questions and making sure all my requests were noted and handled. She also gave great recommendations for local food, drinks, and activities. On my last day, as I was leaving, my earphones fell out of my bag. The cleaning lady/greeter at the entrance helped me pick them up. Honestly, I was really touched by such thoughtful attention to detail. This hotel is perfect for a relaxing, slow-paced trip. Highly recommend it! 👍 I forgot to take photos of the hotel, so I'm just sharing a few pictures of the snacks Lynn recommended! They were super delicious, hehe. 😁

This hotel feels more like a guesthouse. I booked a twin room with a friend, and we both thought it was pretty good. The service was excellent, the tea was delicious, and they even had incense for Buddhist prayers. We took two when we left, haha! I'd definitely come back if I have the chance.

They upgraded us to a deluxe twin room for free, which was quite spacious, and the Wi-Fi speed was excellent for work. As soon as we arrived, we received tickets for Gaotianli during weekdays and a scenic car pass. The rice terraces were beautiful and definitely worth a visit. They also provided a very detailed explanation and introduction to Emei Mountain routes, which was fantastic. The outdoor hot spring had three pools with different temperatures. The outdoor hot spring area was beautifully landscaped, but inevitably, there were a lot of bugs. It was a shame the swimming pool was under maintenance. It would have been even better if there was an indoor hot spring where you could enjoy the beautiful greenery without being bothered by bugs. There were three washing machines and three dryers, which worked very well. For extended stays, the cleaning staff tidied the room and replenished supplies daily, showing great attention to detail. Breakfast was served on the first floor, and you could also order lunch. The chef cooked everything fresh after you placed your order, and the small breakfast cakes and desserts were especially delicious. I left the bamboo stick I brought from Emei Mountain at the front desk for others to borrow, lol. Hope the next person who finds it can use it for self-defense in the monkey area~

The front desk staff were absolutely amazing, so patient and responsible. After I checked in and got to my room, I realized I'd lost my phone charm. I hadn't been able to connect with the butler at that point because I missed their call. During check-in, the front desk attendant (a young man) had asked me to add him, so I sent him a picture of the charm. He actually found it for me! I'm so grateful to the InterContinental staff. My room was upgraded to a larger one, and being in Zone A, it was closest to breakfast, which was great. If you're primarily interested in the water park, you might prefer Zones C or D, as they're also closer to the mall. However, there are shuttle buses available for all areas. You can tell the hotel is a bit older, but the facilities are still well-maintained. The only minor complaint I have is that the air conditioning was quite noisy.

I am very satisfied with this stay experience. The boss used to play antique literature, so the decoration style of the whole homestay is unique, very distinctive and charming. And the boss wife is very enthusiastic with the staff, prepared Rhodiola, oxygen cylinders, etc. in case we have any discomfort. Dinner and the young lady dance performance, the next day we took us to the forest to hike, and also fed the groundhog, very relaxed. I heard from the boss that I can see the horse deer, ride horses, etc. in the future, and I will definitely come again in the future!

The hotel environment is excellent, with a grand and traditional style. They offer pick-up service from the high-speed train station and shuttle service within the hotel. Breakfast is also very popular, with a good selection of both Chinese and Western dishes. However, the outdoor hot spring pools at the spa didn't have electronic temperature displays. I went early, hoping to soak in the outdoor pools for some fresh air, but several pools had temperatures that differed from what the signs indicated; they were lukewarm, not hot. Luckily, the Zen Mountain Residence rooms have in-room hot springs. I'd recommend staying in the Zen Mountain Residence rooms, as the in-room hot spring temperature is just right. (I previously stayed at the Mingyueshan Metropark Hot Spring Hotel in Yichun, and the hot spring experience there was absolutely top-notch). The staff who checked me in had a strong smell of smoke. While they were efficient, I wouldn't say they were very professional. The hallway to the room didn't have air conditioning and felt a bit stuffy. The bathroom and toilet were separated into wet and dry areas, but the doors were transparent, which was a bit awkward. There was also an issue with the internet at the front desk. I was told to come back later to resolve some matters, but there seemed to be a lapse in communication during the shift change, as the new staff member looked completely bewildered when I returned.

Apologies, I promised the owner I'd leave a review sooner, but I completely forgot once I returned to Chengdu. The hotel is nestled deep within the Bifengxia scenic area, a high-end guesthouse that beautifully blends old structures with newly built sections. We stayed in the 'Fuyao Zhi' room (pictured in the second image), which I believe is part of the newer section and incredibly stylish. The large windows offer stunning views of distant mountains and another traditional residence. The hotel boasts excellent facilities, including various indoor activities (like calligraphy copying and tea ceremonies) and an outdoor forest activity space surrounded by tea gardens (featuring treehouses, trampolines, etc.). The front area also offers outdoor activities such as bonfires, barbecues, and karaoke. All the staff, especially the guy at the front desk in the burgundy sweater, were incredibly enthusiastic. The housekeeping was also meticulously done. The young man with glasses who handled our transfers to and from the Bifengxia scenic area was incredibly punctual. It's clear that both the staff and the owner put a tremendous amount of effort and passion into their guests and the guesthouse, which was the most impressive aspect for me. While the overall price point is on the higher side for Bifengxia, the experience was absolutely outstanding. I can honestly say that this stay elevated the joy and comfort of our entire Bifengxia trip.