Chengdu Hot Springs Hotels

This hotel is absolutely, incredibly, exceptionally good!!!! I'm genuinely impressed, and I rarely leave reviews. This was my first staycation experience, and it was a fantastic one. I can only say that the hotel owner has both great taste and a lot of heart. I hope they can maintain this standard; I'll definitely be back. Here are a few highlights: 1. The bed was incredibly comfortable; I slept so soundly. The room had a lot of wooden furniture, which felt very high-end and smelled wonderful. You even get to choose a scent before checking in! Plus, it was exceptionally clean. So many small details made my stay satisfying 🥹. 2. I came specifically for the activities and tried calligraphy meditation (I thought it would be an hour, but it turned out to be two and a half! It felt very much like meditation) and singing bowl meditation (the instructor was so gentle and professional, a truly wonderful experience, like being in Chiang Mai). I also did some Baduanjin (after breakfast, I did a session and worked up a good sweat, which felt great). 3. The service was excellent, and there were plenty of dining options nearby. Next time, I want to come back with a group of friends and stay in a villa!!!

This is an ideal hot spring resort for families with kids during the summer. There are many free children's activities, keeping the little ones entertained all day. The hotel's garden and lake views create a wonderful ambiance, and the new Asian-style architecture is quiet and elegant, perfect for photos. Relying on the natural radon hot springs of Baima Yongquan, there's a rich variety of public hot spring pools. If you stay in a villa, you get a private hot spring, ensuring maximum privacy. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the service is attentive and responsive, and the breakfast selection is plentiful. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, soaking in the springs and strolling around is incredibly relaxing. It's definitely my top choice for a short getaway and has already made it onto my 'revisit' list!

The room was very tidy; it's a shame I didn't get any photos because my little one immediately ran to the tent ⛺️. There's a buffet breakfast every morning, which I think ends before 10 AM – not very friendly for late risers like me! 🥳 There's also afternoon tea 🫖 every day. (Just a side note: since our child is quite young, we had both lunch and dinner at the hotel restaurant every day), and the food was really delicious. There's also a play area for children on the first floor, and you can even get game tokens from the front desk! (Our child was too young, so mom and dad played for him). On the day we checked in, the lady at the front desk gave our baby a mosquito repellent bracelet, which we absolutely loved. All I can say is: we'll meet again soon! (literally: 'Mountains and rivers will meet, we'll see each other again.')

From the moment we drove in, the hotel exuded an elegant vibe, with slender bamboo lining the pathway. Surrounded by lush green mountains, the hotel felt wonderfully cool. The observation decks (yes, more than one!) were excellent, and I particularly loved the hammocks. The entire hotel area was tastefully decorated and immaculately maintained, with no overly dense greenery. They even provided bed rails, which was a huge plus for me traveling with a child, and the front desk offered crafts for kids. The only minor drawback was that our room's air conditioner would drip when on, but I wasn't too bothered by it. Overall, considering the price and the hotel's ambiance, I give it full marks. I'm already planning a return visit when I have the chance!

The Xishang Hotel offers an amazing experience with attentive and prompt butler service. The food is made with fresh local ingredients and tastes authentic and delicious. The private hot spring is secluded and quiet, and the environment is tranquil and a great escape from the summer heat. Overall, the stay was very comfortable and I highly recommend it.

I specifically came for the 'blue tears' phenomenon, and choosing this accommodation in Guanxian Ancient City really made things easy. It was just a few minutes' walk from my room to the South Bridge, and seeing the 'blue tears' after dark made it all worthwhile. On the way back, I passed a lively night market, bought some skewers, and ate them as I walked. The room itself was nice, the bedding was clean, and after a long day of exploring, I could just shower and fall right asleep. I woke up refreshed the next day, ready to continue exploring the ancient city! 🌟

Very warm, friendly, and helpful reception. Room is extremely spacious. Thanks to a complimentary upgrade, we’ve enjoyed the private hot spring (tub). The host also helped us with booking of tickets to Panda Valley. We left our luggage to visit Qingcheng Shan, and when we returned to pick them up before heading to Chengdu, we were gifted oranges and water for the ride. Breakfast is very food - the widest spread of selection amongst the many hotels and guesthouses we have stayed in Sichuan. A good base to explore Qingcheng. Highly recommended.

Facilities: The hotel and room facilities are quite old, and the walls are severely waterlogged due to years of rain. Cleanliness: The hotel is mediocre, with some mosquitoes and insects hanging around corners, and the bedding has a damp smell. Environment: Sitting on the balcony or in the lobby bar, you can see the lush mountains in the distance. The air is especially fresh after the rain, and the mist is shrouded in clouds, creating a very picturesque atmosphere. Service: The hotel staff will do their best to provide services upon request, so it's generally acceptable.

Went during a low season. The hotel was virtually empty except for us, but the staff remained professional. The rooms were a slight letdown on a few points - BUT overall it was extremely enjoyable and downright luxurious in other areas. Overall, a definite recommend. We had a great stay and a great time. Amazing - it's a working tea farm. We woke early to pluck tea leaves for the experience (free but worth 68 yuan) and if you collect enough you can take it to the tea master to then experience frying the tea in a wok to turn the fresh leaves into dry green tea. The tea sachets in the rooms are made by the hotel themselves and taste great. More free experiences are included with the stay, including tea brewing classes and wearing hanfu. I thought it to be incredibly value for money. The private onsen is great and came with a homemade herbal pouch to throw in for a medicinal bath. The rooms are spacious with an excellent view - and I MUST commend the incredible number of light switches which let you have any combination of light ambience. Minor letdowns - mosquitoes will come to you at the alfresco area during mealtimes, I would sit indoors next time. We also had to run the shower for a long while before hot water could come out. The charging sockets are a little iffy with lots of dust in the sockets and some outlets might not be working depending on your luck. The standard sockets mostly work but USB sockets might not. The smart W/C is also slightly malfunctioning but largely works as intended.

It's a river view room, and it came with hot springs and complimentary tea, so overall it was pretty good value for money. You can tell it's an older, more traditional hotel in the area. The breakfast is 40 yuan per person, which I personally found a bit pricey. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but they are clean and tidy. The 'Blue Tears' on the 19th floor was fantastic! The complimentary tea was also very good, and the service was excellent.