Family-friendly Hotels in Pu＇er

We really enjoyed our stay and found the staff professional and friendly. The lake is beautiful and although the location is a bit out of the main city there is a nice and relaxed suburb/village near by that is actually prettier and more nicer than the centre. About a 5 minutes walk from the resort you will find shops, restaurants etc. However, we were disappointed that the spa which was sign posted, as well as two restaurants within the resort don’t actually exist. We would still recommend the resort in any case and we able to use elema and call didis easily.

The room is quite big, the electric blanket is turned on considerately, the air conditioner is very warm, and it is very comfortable to stay at night. The balcony is a good place to drink tea. The hotel service responds quickly, the service car is very fast, and there is basically no need to wait. There is a special passage to the scenic spot. There are red pandas, deer, and flying birds visiting outside the breakfast restaurant. It is very comfortable to relax and vacation during the Spring Festival. Recommended

This hotel looks beautiful. The room is spacious and clean with modern shower ( it was so modern it took me a while to figure out how to turn it on 😜) but surprisingly we had to get staff come a couple of times to fix some basic things like the plug hole and sink. Other than that the beds are comfy, location is convenient if you are in Pu’er to visit the ancient tea horse road. Other than that there is not much around except for mushroom and tea stores. Breakfast was so so, just your basic Chinese breakfast buffet without any coffee or milk or bread 🤣

Staying on a Pu’er plantation was an unforgettable experience! Our children loved camping in the caravans and (given that we normally live in Shanghai) we were delighted to see the stars twinkling in the night sky! Sunrise and sunset was also breathtaking. The whole site is very well maintained and we enjoyed walking on clearly defined paths in the tea plantation. Staff were polite and accommodating - and breakfast was one of the best and most beautifully presented that we have seen. We also enjoyed a delicious evening meal at the restaurant, which was very reasonably priced. Definitely recommend!

Huanongli Hotel (also known as Pastoral Hotel in English) is a beautiful little oasis in the bustling city of Pu’er! Remarkably situated on the rooftop of a historic warehouse or market building, it has been thoughtfully and tastefully designed - and is a lovely place to stay. The hotel is only a stone’s throw from the fascinating Daijia Alley, where some of the oldest buildings in Pu’er can be found - and is also within walking distance of the Tea Celebrities Garden and other landmarks. You can easily take a taxi to the Ancient Tea Horse Road. Our room was really delightful and included a pretty waterside decking area with outdoor furniture. Staff were extremely polite and helpful and breakfast was plentiful and delicious! We would HIGHLY recommend this hotel if you are planning to stay in Pu’er.

Lovely hotel, clean and modern. Location was ok, next to a half open mall, no convenient stores nearby which was a little annoying. All scenic areas are a short taxi journey away, 3-5 km, not more than 15RMB. Breakfast was average, limited fruit selection, coffee was horrid, mostly Chinese food. Staff were very helpful. Tea, coffee, kettle, water and toiletries in the room. Overall definitely worth the stay for a couple of nights as the price is affordable and the tourist attractions are nearby.

Transportation: In the botanical garden, you need to drive a 3KM winding mountain road to navigate to the Asia-Pacific Forest Base. Moreover, there will be a lot of sand and sand when it rains on this section of the road, so pay attention to safety when driving. Room: I booked a double bed room and a detached log cabin. In order to get close to the two, the big bed room was changed into a standard room (China Pavilion). The size of the standard room is very small, and it is basically a situation where you go to the kang as soon as you open the door. The single-family wooden house has two bedrooms, one living room and two bathrooms, which is quite spacious. The standard room in the China Pavilion is connected to many other rooms, so it is quite noisy. At night, I can hear the voice of other people talking, and the sound of snoring next door, which is really terrible. At 11 or 12 o'clock in the evening, someone next door will be woken up when they come back. Choose the China Pavilion carefully if you have poor sleep quality! Only single family cottages are recommended. Service: I read reviews saying that the service is very good, but I didn't feel much about it, so I can only say it's okay. When I arrived, I said I would trouble you to arrange a quieter room, so I gave 902 in the China Pavilion. As soon as I went to put down my things, they said they would change us to a room next to 909, which would be quieter. Then why not give it in the first place? It was raining heavily when I went back the next afternoon, so I called the hotel to ask if I could arrange a car to come down the mountain to pick me up. The reply is that it is too rainy to pick up now. We waited for a while and the rain did not stop, so we bit the bullet and drove up the mountain. However, there were no less than 3 battery cars driving down the mountain to see off the guests on the road. I really have a question mark on my face❓The car is going down the mountain, why not pick us up by the way? Can't understand! Breakfast: Breakfast is okay, basic, enough to fill you up, you can cook rice noodles or dried rice. After the rain, the road is full of water and mud. Overall, this hotel feels more suitable for staying for one night when the weather is sunny.

For people who have lived in the city for a long time, coming here is like coming to a paradise❤ The hotel rooms will not disturb each other, and they are very independent. The room is decorated in bamboo forest style, fresh and comfortable. The outdoor environment is particularly good, with many trees, flowers and plants. It seems that you can pick them during the harvest season (for a fee). Unfortunately, we came in February and missed it. We can only come next time. There is a lovely children's playground where children will not get bored playing all day. The snack bar next to it tastes good, especially the jelly, which is well seasoned. The breakfast is OK, and the rice noodles are good. Finally, let's focus on the service. One of the most important things about this kind of garden-style hotel is the service. Lanmeishan is great, especially there is a good-looking little brother who drives the shuttle bus to pick us up. The service is warm and thoughtful, and he is not tired of various requests❤❤❤

I booked the room after looking at other people’s guidebooks. The room was quite disappointing. It was really not clean. I also read the reviews and found that room 248 was no different from the room 278 I booked. Due to the local environment and climate, bugs in the room are inevitable, and even the bed is dirty There will be ants, and then there will be ants in the Red Panda Manor, there is no way to do this. The hotel is located in the ancient city. The store is not open during the day, and it opens at around 7 o'clock in the evening. The bonfire party also starts around 8 o'clock. It is relatively lively, and the ancient city at night is okay. There is no elevator in the hotel, the boss is more enthusiastic and will help to carry the suitcases up together, there are not many people just after May 1st

The B&B is located in a community in Pu'er. The location is pretty easy to find. When I came in, I found that it was unique. It was designed in Japanese style and every small detail was taken care of. You need slippers to enter the hotel. The tatami is very clean. The owner built a landscape on the third floor and also left a tea room. , the bedding is very clean and comfortable, and the owner's details can be seen in many small corners, which is worth experiencing.