Le Méridien Emei Mountain Resort

The facilities are great, the surroundings are lovely, and the service is decent. However, the cleanliness is really poor, including the swimming pool. Mount Emei is beautiful and definitely worth visiting!

The hotel environment is fantastic, and the public areas offer a wide array of activities. The kids' club is perfect for families with children, and the breakfast is outstanding. We extended our stay for three nights because our little one loved it so much and didn't want to leave. We'll definitely be staying here again next time we visit Mount Emei.

Driver Du was very thoughtful when dropping us off at the station. The hotel is quite close to Mount Emei and right next to a food street.

An absolutely amazing and incredibly satisfying vacation experience! Le Méridien Hotel is fantastic! Mount Emei is truly worth visiting, a real resort paradise! There are so many great restaurants and small eateries around the hotel; you can pick any with your eyes closed and won't be disappointed! The locals are all so warm-hearted! They give incredibly detailed information if you just ask! Prices are exceptionally friendly! One visit to Mount Emei and you'll fall in love with this city! Le Méridien Hotel is an even more worthwhile choice! Whatever your needs, the hotel manager and the front desk staff will accommodate them! A special shout-out to the female duty manager and the handsome guys at the front desk! The hotel also offers hot springs (both indoor and outdoor)! Hugely recommended! One visit and you're guaranteed to fall in love!

Pros: The hotel boasts an excellent location, directly facing Mount Emei, and in the evening, we could seemingly hear the temple bells from Baoguo Temple. We chose to stay at Le Méridien after our hike, looking forward to some relaxation. The hotel is indeed quite large with beautiful surroundings. The breakfast was plentiful, featuring freshly prepared dishes, a welcome change from pre-made options. We stayed in a deluxe lake view room, offering both mountain and lake views, which was truly lovely. The soundproofing in the room was decent, and the bedding was comfortable. Cons: 1. Initially, our two booked rooms were not in the same building. After inquiring at the front desk, they found a twin room in Building 2, allowing us to be in the same building. It makes you wonder why they were assigned that way in the first place. 2. The room's central air conditioning only provided heating. When we checked in, the room was exceptionally hot; even with the AC off, the temperature was around 27 degrees Celsius (likely due to the room facing west and getting direct sun). However, the housekeeping service was excellent – they promptly brought a portable air cooler, and their service was always timely, thorough, and enthusiastic. This was a stark contrast to the less attentive bellhop service in the lobby. 3. For such a large hotel, having only two elevators per building (Building 1 and 2) seems inadequate for a Le Méridien property. It also raises safety concerns, as there are no staff members at the elevator entrance. If you need to access rooms on other floors, you have to take the stairs (I used the emergency stairwell twice to retrieve something from a room on the 6th floor, a tip given to me by a housekeeper). 4. The large bathtub in the bathroom is genuinely enormous. I suspect anyone under 175cm might need to be careful not to drown! 5. The exterior windows of the scenic room looked like they hadn't been cleaned in a long time. I'll stop here for now. I'm writing so much because I actually quite like Le Méridien, and I hope to see improvements next time I visit.

This is my go-to hotel for a Mount Emei vacation. The quality is consistently excellent. The high-speed rail pickup and drop-off service makes getting around a breeze. The environment is beautiful and quiet, the bedding is comfortable, and the breakfast quality is superb. It's my favorite Marriott-affiliated hotel to stay at.