Best Pet Friendly Hotels in Kunming

I was lucky enough to choose this guesthouse for two nights on this trip. The courtyard is beautiful, and it was so relaxing to sit out there and have a beer after a day of sightseeing. The owner's coffee is also delicious. The room facilities are pretty good for a guesthouse, and it was kept very clean. The guesthouse is located right by Dianchi Lake, so it's convenient for a stroll. Our Luoyuhe room was a bit small, and storage space felt a little cramped; I should have booked an upstairs room. Everything else was great, and I'll definitely recommend it to friends and family visiting Kunming.

I loved my stay here. It is a few minutes walk away from the railway station. There's a bunch of restaurants, convenience stores around the area too. I work remotely so the foldable chair is appreciated, but it is not comfortable for long hours of working but everything is all right. The room is VERY NEAT and hygienic. And I also appreciated the free laundry and washer self-service. 8/10 experience for me. However, there's one thing I wish they could improve on. So going to the bathroom, it is one step above from the rest of the room. I was tired from traveling from Shangri-La and when I finished washing my face in the bathroom, I missed the step and fell, and I hit my head on the wall. It was an accident. It was my fault. I reached out to the concierge via Wechat and asked them if they have any ice for me since I bumped my head, they only said that they don't have ice. I wish they could've helped me at my time of need by buying ice for me from the nearby milktea shop or convenience store. I just felt i wasn't taken care of. I don't mind that the hotel has no ice available, but they could've helped me in some other ways. I was also dizzy at that point, so I just slept the rest of the day. Additionally, I also asked them a couple more questions but they were not responsive to me anymore. The hotel also provides free coffee and the room is kept clean by daily housekeeping, which I appreciated. Thank you!

The six of us are not Chinese. When we arrived from Dali, the receptionist told us our booking had been cancelled. I asked why, and she simply said bookings can be cancelled but could not give any reason. I was honestly shocked — in more than 20 years of travelling, I’ve never experienced anything like this. When she realised I wasn’t going to accept that explanation, her attitude changed immediately. She then asked for our passports to register us and started flipping through every page, as if we were suspicious or illegal travellers. That was also a first for me. We travel often and hold passports that are widely recognised worldwide, so this treatment was quite surprising. From this experience, I feel that if you are not firm, they may take advantage and cancel your booking, leaving you stranded. It’s quite worrying, so please be cautious. Also, the reception was unable to assist with booking transport to the airport, so we had to arrange everything ourselves. That said, we chose this hotel mainly because of its location near the wholesale market and its affordable price. The bed was comfortable, housekeeping was decent, and there are plenty of food options around the wholesale market.

Location: The location is absolutely fantastic, right in the city center. Parking, although the entrance is a bit narrow, we stayed for several days and there was always space for about five or six cars inside, so we usually found a spot when we returned each day, which was very convenient for self-driving. It's also close to the subway station, and there's a row of shared bikes right outside, making getting around super easy. Facilities: Everything you need is here. It's pet-friendly, and they'll arrange rooms for guests with pets towards the end of the corridor so as not to disturb others. The soundproofing in the rooms is excellent, making them very quiet. Plus, the room entrance/exit is super convenient for getting to the parking lot via the pedestrian escalator, and it ensures we don't disturb others, which perfectly met our needs. I'm grateful the hotel is so accommodating to our furry family members. Service: The service couldn't have been better! The housekeeping staff were active and friendly. I even forgot some clothes, and the hotel contacted me the same day and mailed them back! Amazing!

The room was quite spacious, and I loved the private hot spring in the courtyard. The mountaintop restaurant was just okay; the food could definitely be improved. Overall, it was a pretty good experience for a one-night stay, definitely better than staying in the city.

This was by far the BEST accommodation we stayed in China!! We booked two rooms because I'm travelling with my sister and her boyfriend. Both rooms were extremely clean, the best comfortable beds ever, hot shower, air con, all the toiletries were good quality and the staff were amazing!!!! They helped us out with everything!! Even though they don't speak English or any other language (like elsewhere in China), they were extremely helpful and we managed to communicate with the translator. We stayed two nights but we would have loved to stay longer which was not possible because visa's expiring soon. When we got there, they made us delicious noodles with beef and vegetables and my brother in law is still dreaming to get the same tasty noodles somewhere else in China 😊 We don't know the names of the hosts, maybe they are wife and husband (we are not sure) but surely this was the top accommodation and treatment we have received in China so we would like to thank you two again for everything you have done for us. We are sure your next guests will enjoy their stay at your place just the same as we did. Thank you from Sarah, Myriam and Fabio.

This is my go-to hotel whenever I travel! It's right in the city center, close to all the major subway stations, and you can get to the airport in just half an hour by metro. There are tons of local eateries around, making it a place I never want to leave. Most importantly, the room was impeccably clean, spotless even. The staff were all super helpful, patient, and polite. The facilities are great too; you can do your laundry for free, and luggage storage is also convenient and complimentary. The breakfast spread was varied and delicious. I'll definitely be back if I get the chance!

Before, I heard friends say that Kunming is the most suitable place for freelancers to live. After spending a few days here, I really feel that the climate and environment are very comfortable, and the cost of living isn't high. I was also lucky to stay in a hostel with a big TV, so I could watch the World Cup every day. Sometimes the owner would also play documentaries about ethnic minorities and organize games, but as an introvert, I chose to avoid them 🤣. That's not the point, the main thing is that I get to pet dogs every day!!!!!! 😆😆😆 There are three dogs at the hostel: the aloof Little Black, the deep Blue, and Kunkun, the Pee King 🤫 Also: the owner has a secret menu!!! You need a secret code (Lao biao, I am Biao shu). Facilities: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cleanliness: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Environment: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Service: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Location was good in that it was around a lot of shops and stores. Front desk people were helpful in answering any questions that I had. I felt like I didn't have much access to the kitchen in cooking my own stuff. Sometimes I was confused about whether it was okay to eat the food that the chef cooked or those meals were only for guest that paid for it. I appreciate the front desk people for loaning out their phone charger to me on a temporary basis when mine didn't work until I can get a new one.

Great location, look for the yellow boards and you will find it easily. The room items are little bit used but all is all right and clean. I would not recommend to stay during cold nights - the room doesnt have AC. I was staying in room 207 and i heard all noise from stairs, even just walking and also people in room 206 were awake and screaming whole night so be aware of that.