Explore 4-Star Hotels in Leshan

A wonderful stay that definitely deserves a five-star review! We were in Leshan for our kid's provincial swimming competition and booked this hotel at the last minute. The front desk staff gave us a warm welcome and checked us in smoothly. They not only introduced the local area to us, but also gave us a complimentary room upgrade. We will definitely stay here again next time we visit Leshan.

One of the nicest hotel of my trip. The location is slightly higher but hotel will pickup from the Emeishan rail station, send and pick at the bus station up the mountain. Service is great, the food is excellent and affordable and the people are very friendly. The boss even offered to make us some good tea. We had to check out at 7am and they even prepared simple breakfast for us before sending us to the rail station. Hope to come back again Just two small suggestions to them: 1. Pls install additional towel rail in the toilet. The current location above the toilet bowl is not ideal when we need to hamgvused towels overnight. 2. International guests are accustomed to the rooms being made unless otherwise.

Facilities: The bathroom has underfloor heating, and there's a dehumidifier next to the bathtub in the living room, which perfectly solves any dampness issues. Service: The young lady at the front desk was very friendly and kind to the children. Cleanliness: Clean and tidy, very satisfied with the bedding. Environment: The garden and pool view from the courtyard is excellent. Book Cafe: The biggest highlight is the book cafe which has picture books suitable for children; my five-and-a-half-year-old had a great time reading them. Welcome snacks: A generous combination of fruits and biscuits.

I booked this hotel last minute, and upon arrival, it seemed like any other business hotel, with prices much higher than typical business hotels. However, after checking in and going up to my room, I immediately understood the hotel's unique character. There aren't many rooms on each floor, and the ceilings are quite high. The moment I entered the room, I felt the price was justified – the space was incredibly large. The hotel had already inserted the key card and turned on the air conditioning, and despite facing the street, I didn't hear any outside noise. There was even a dedicated tea corner, and the bed had those special pillows, which ensured I had a great night's sleep, relieving the fatigue from a long day of travel. It's a very nice, niche, and distinctive hotel.

This was the most interesting stay I've ever had at Golden Summit. Upon entering, there was a huge long table, perfect for tea, writing, reading, and chatting. The staff gave us a detailed explanation of the Golden Summit Emei tour strategy, covering every single detail. Dinner was an absolute highlight: a hotpot made with mushrooms air-freighted from Yunnan and local medicinal herbs. The flavor was incredible, and I heard many people come here just for this, so getting a table for dinner was quite a challenge. After dinner, the benevolent-looking owner led everyone in transcribing Buddhist scriptures with a brush, which brought immense joy to guests of all ages. Our room wasn't huge, which is understandable given the prime location, but it was perfectly adequate. The facilities were excellent and high-quality, with underfloor heating and oxygen supply readily available. In the morning, as soon as I opened the curtains, there was a sea of clouds – a perfect landscape painting. Mount Gongga was opposite, but we couldn't see it today. However, after breakfast, when I returned to the room, I saw a long-lasting rainbow. It was truly beautiful. When we left, the owner even gave us some special Golden Summit 'old eagle' tea. This is one of the few hotels I've stayed in that truly puts so much thought into the guest experience. Next time it snows in winter, I'll definitely bring my children back for skiing and stay a few extra days.

I've been staying at this hotel frequently for the past few years, usually for two or three days at a time. The location is excellent, not far from the high-speed rail station, and a food street is right outside. The front desk staff are very welcoming and gave us great tips on what to do in the area. The hotel itself is very quiet and comfortable, with a clean bathroom featuring a separate wet and dry area. The breakfast is also delicious with a good variety of options. They have several hot springs with different temperatures. Every day, I could see them draining and cleaning the pools from my room upstairs.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the high-speed train station. We were able to check out late, until 2 PM, and the front desk service was great. The room had a large bathtub and a soaking tub, which was perfect for kids. However, the bedding was just so-so, the room felt a bit damp, and there was a strange smell in the bathroom. I hope the hotel can improve these aspects in the future.

The hotel is stunning and the service at the frontdesk was very good, however, we were a bit dissappointed that they were doing some construction work inside the hotel during our stay. We understand this is sometimes necessary, but we would’ve appreciate knowing it in advance. There were tools and woods just outside our room, and the day we arrived there was construction noise, when we wanted to rest. Without considering this, the hotel is great, with nice breakfast and even nicer hot-springs. We highly recommend staying here and would happily come back in the future.

We stayed at the Stargazing Camp in Leidongping, mainly to get an early start for climbing Mount Emei the next day. The kids loved the bunk beds. We were hoping to see the starry sky, but it was a bit rainy and foggy on the mountain the day we checked in. For dinner, we ate at the Yunmengyao restaurant. The 'Cloud Soft-Braised Fish' and 'Tomato Egg Soup' were delicious, though the 'Konjac Duck' was a bit spicy. Overall, the food was quite good. It's a bit of a walk with quite a few steps from where the Leidongping bus drops you off, so I wouldn't recommend bringing large suitcases.

On a spontaneous trip, I unexpectedly discovered this hidden gem of a guesthouse. The location is superb, just a three-minute walk to Huangwan Tourist Center. The room was spacious and bright, and the bedding was incredibly comfortable. For someone who frequently travels for business, the comfort of the bedding is immediately noticeable. Good bedding leads to good rest, which is essential for enjoying the next day's adventures. The breakfast selection was rich, and although it was a set menu, the variety was thoughtfully put together. Some guests mentioned the portions were so generous they couldn't finish it all, and I even took some eggs and yogurt to eat on the go. The soy milk at breakfast was absolutely amazing! The owner said it's freshly ground every morning, which explains its delicate and silky smooth texture. With all these fantastic qualities, the handsome owner offering complimentary pickup and drop-off at the high-speed rail station almost feels like an afterthought, hahaha! Businesses that are thoughtful and high-quality truly deserve recognition! Oh, and before I left, I also bought their 'Piao Xue' jasmine tea – it tastes great and isn't expensive, perfect for both gifts and personal enjoyment!