Lijiang Spa Hotels

Even before checking in, you can feel the owner's warmth and thoughtfulness. It's a very cozy B&B, and they even offer afternoon tea every day. The room is clean, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offer panoramic views of the ancient town. It's also super convenient for getting around. After a day of hiking, it's the perfect place to unwind and get a good rest. I'll definitely choose this place again when I come back to Lijiang!

Setting up my home at the foot of the snowy mountains, living amidst the scenery – this hotel fulfilled all my fantasies for a snow mountain getaway. Opening the window, I was greeted by majestic snow-capped peaks, wreathed in clouds, like a fairyland. In the morning, I witnessed the golden glow of the sunrise on the mountains; in the evening, I quietly admired the sunset painting the snow. At night, I gazed up at the brilliant starry sky – every moment was so beautiful it left me speechless. The room had a wonderful texture, with warm-toned design elements incorporating Naxi style, making it both cozy and luxurious. The private hot spring tub melted away all my fatigue. The staff were gentle and enthusiastic, with meticulous service. Every day here felt slow and peaceful, accompanied by the snow mountains, healing and wonderful. It's definitely worth countless return visits!

The rooms and public areas of this B&B are spotless, and the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. They proactively assist guests with various issues, like guiding them through ticket bookings and helping with parking directions. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance. In stark contrast, the public lobby at the nearby Mushanxue B&B was dirty and messy. The staff there were even playing games while talking to guests, a huge difference in service quality. Just putting this out there for other travelers to avoid a bad experience.

My friend and I stumbled upon this hotel online, and after booking, it truly exceeded my expectations! It's right inside Lijiang Ancient Town! As soon as you step out, you're on cobblestone streets. You can walk to Sifang Street in just 5 minutes. After exploring the night market, you can just stroll back to the hotel – no need for a taxi at all, which makes you feel super safe 💯. 🏠 The facilities are unbelievably complete: * Smart toilet – Heated seat + automatic flush. No more freezing cold toilet seats in winter! * Central air conditioning + humidifier – The humidity here is just perfect. * Full set of toiletries – Not those cheap sample sizes! These are proper branded products, and they smell amazing. * 24-hour hot water + thermostatic shower – The water pressure is fantastic; showering here is pure bliss 🚿. * They called us the day before check-in to confirm our itinerary and even sent us a guide for exploring the ancient town 📋. * The front desk lady was incredibly sweet and upgraded us to a room with a view. * There's free afternoon tea every day, with flower cakes and Pu'er tea. Sitting in the courtyard soaking up the sun was so chill 🌸. * When checking out, they even gave us parting gifts (tie-dye and Pu'er tea cakes), which was a lovely touch. They also offer a free photography service, including makeup and styling, saving us the trouble of finding a photo studio ourselves!

Before check-in, Vina from guest relations called to confirm my needs. What touched me most was when we returned from the ancient city in the rain, looking a bit disheveled, Vina immediately offered two steaming cups of ginger tea, dispelling the chill after the highland rain. The shuttle carts in the resort were on-call, and incredibly, takeout orders were delivered by staff directly to our room door – so convenient! The Executive Lounge is a benchmark for InterContinental hotels in China. The hot dishes during happy hour were substantial, and the freshly cooked rice noodle toppings had a rotating daily menu. The self-service cocktail bar was unforgettable. The afternoon tea was exquisite, and Ivy's enthusiastic service was just right, never feeling perfunctory. If we weren't sure what to mix, the lounge staff were happy to help us with our cocktails. Breakfast was so rich it was hard to choose. Besides the usual Chinese and Western options, we could also enjoy authentic local snacks like freshly grilled Rushan (milk fan cheese), Lijiang Baba, and Baojiang Tofu – very impressive. The room had a strong Naxi style, with wooden beams and dark floors exuding charm. The space was generous, and the bedding was extremely comfortable. The Dyson hairdryer and amenities highlighted the quality. We even received a hand-drawn card from Cici and a welcome gift upon arrival, which was especially heartwarming. Despite being an established hotel, the public areas and guest rooms are impeccably maintained. The cleaning was spotless, with no signs of wear and tear, demonstrating excellent daily upkeep. Located right outside the ancient city, and next to the Garden InterContinental, this hotel provided us with a perfect Lijiang experience through its exceptional service. I highly recommend it!

This stay was absolutely perfect from start to finish! The hotel lobby opens out to a huge lawn with direct views of the snow-capped mountains. The butler was incredibly welcoming and guided me every step of the way with a warm smile, even proactively recommending nearby hiking trails. The attention to detail was exceptional. The room itself was an even bigger surprise. Opening the window revealed a stunning green vista. The bedding was incredibly soft, like sinking into clouds. The bathroom's wet and dry areas were immaculately clean, and the toiletries had a lovely woody scent that I really enjoyed. They even provided their own branded merchandise as amenities, and the cube-shaped sofa was a fantastic touch. There was absolutely nothing to complain about throughout my entire stay. Both the facilities and the service details showed incredible thoughtfulness, and the breakfast spread was very generous.

I've stayed here multiple times, and I love it as much as ever. Every room offers a view of the snow-capped mountains. It was rainy during our summer visit, so we didn't get to see the golden peak at sunrise, but there was a different kind of hazy beauty. The rooms are equipped with oxygen, glucose, and brown sugar, which are helpful for alleviating discomfort. The hotel is at an altitude of 3127 meters (about 10,260 feet). I only had a slight headache on the first day, but my grandma and the little one had no issues at all. A big thank you to the hotel's WeChat customer service, Owen and Max, who provided 24/7 attentive and prompt service. And the restaurant server, Meng Ruilin – this young man was incredibly thoughtful! He was worried we'd get hungry on our hike, so after breakfast, he even packed us some provisions to take with us. Miss Zhu Yuzhen was also wonderful. My grandma even hand-wrote a thank you letter for the restaurant and gave it to the front desk. Even though the weather wasn't ideal, our stay was incredibly comfortable and caring. The hotel also has plenty of activities to keep the little ones entertained.

Staying in the Jacuzzi Villa was an absolute delight! The Naxi-style courtyard was elegant and peaceful, and the private, temperature-controlled Jacuzzi was clean and comfortable. Soaking under the stars at night melted away all my travel fatigue. I must commend Elin, our butler, for her outstanding service. From coordinating before our arrival to her attentive care during our stay, she was always quick to respond to any needs. She was thoughtful and professional, never intrusive, which truly enhanced the relaxing vacation vibe. The facilities were excellent, and the service was an added bonus – a perfect Lijiang getaway! Highly recommended!

We had a pleasant stay overall, with several things that really stood out. The room was extremely spacious, with two king-sized beds and plenty of room to move around. It was comfortable and gave us ample space to relax. The dining area also offered gorgeous scenery, making meals much more enjoyable. The front desk staff were friendly, helpful and responsive. When we discovered some hair caught in the hair trap in the bathroom when we checked in, we reported it to the front desk. They immediately arranged for housekeeping to come and clean it. We were also pleasantly surprised when the front desk later delivered a dessert to our room as a gesture of goodwill. This was a nice example of prompt and thoughtful service recovery. Another small but memorable example of the front desk team's helpfulness happened after midnight. I had an issue with the dryer and needed to open it in the middle of its cycle, but could not figure out how to do so. Although it was already past midnight, the front desk staff patiently helped me troubleshoot the problem and guided me on how to open it. Her assistance quickly resolved the issue, and I really appreciated her willingness to help despite the late hour. Another lovely touch was the warm milk delivered to our room daily. We also enjoyed the complimentary afternoon tea, especially the beautiful dessert designed in the shape of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. These little touches made the stay feel special. Unfortunately, the restaurant experience at the hotel was a weak point. We went for dinner at around 9pm. After the staff seated us, they disappeared, and despite the restaurant being very large, there were no other wait staff in sight. After waiting for about 10 minutes, I eventually had to go looking for someone and tell him that we wanted to order. When we asked whether using DianPing or the hotel guest discount would offer better value for a particular meal we wanted to order, the staff member was unable to advise us. We had to work out the best option ourselves. While this may seem like a small matter, I would expect restaurant staff in a hotel to be familiar with the promotions and benefits available to guests and to be able to provide basic guidance. Things did not improve much after our mushroom hotpot was served. We were essentially left to figure out how to prepare and eat the hotpot ourselves, without any explanation or assistance from the restaurant staff. Based on our experience, they appeared to lack some basic training in customer service, attentiveness and product knowledge. The issue was not that they were unfriendly; rather, they seemed somewhat clueless and undertrained, which made the dining experience unnecessarily difficult. Overall, the hotel has many strengths — a wonderfully spacious room, beautiful scenery, friendly front desk staff and thoughtful guest amenities. The service recovery from the front desk was also impressive and showed that the hotel genuinely cares about its guests. However, the restaurant service needs significant improvement. Better staff training, stronger attentiveness and greater familiarity with the menu and hotel promotions would make a big difference. With those improvements, this could be a much more enjoyable and polished hotel experience.

Lijiang Jeuroufu Garden Hotel is a stunning property comprised of 31 Naxi-style buildings, gracefully arranged along a clear river that acts as its central axis. Lush greenery and vibrant flowers intertwine with the architecture, creating a picturesque scene. From a distance, it resembles a charming Naxi village nestled at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. As its name suggests, staying at Jeuroufu feels like residing in a grand garden, with the landscape design being truly delightful. Public Spaces: The hotel boasts an Iris-designed lobby and the 'Trianon' all-day dining restaurant. The restaurant's 'Crossing the Bridge Noodles' (Guoqiao Mixian) are a particularly notable specialty. The rooms are clean, tidy, and decorated in a modern, minimalist style. They are spacious, bright, and fully equipped, providing a comfortable space for rest. The complimentary afternoon tea and wide variety of fresh fruit are a lovely touch. The hotel offers free parking and is conveniently located just across the road from Shuhe Ancient Town, making it very easy to visit the town. The only drawback is the limited breakfast selection. Due to the high number of tour groups, many items were already gone by around 8 AM.