Pu'er Spa Hotels

This is the first time I've felt compelled to write a review even before checking out. Let's start with the issues: 1. I called ahead to change my afternoon tea time and to book a morning activity. The lady who answered said she would confirm and call me back, and she took my number. I never received a call back before check-in. Luckily, my request was noted on the reservation. 2. After checking in, I was told there was a tea experience available on the second floor. The bellhop who brought my luggage said there was a voucher for it, but the front desk hadn't given me one (I'm not sure if it was actually needed). After helping with my bags, he enthusiastically offered to bring the voucher to my room. I even said it was okay if I didn't get it, but he insisted he would deliver it. Well... he never came back, no voucher, and no tea experience for me. Haha. 3. And then things got even more ridiculous. I had booked a Ba Duan Jin (a type of Qigong) session for 9-9:30 AM. I asked at the restaurant and was told it was on the second floor? They told me to ask at the front desk. At the front desk, they said it was on the fifth floor of another building and that I needed a shuttle bus to get there. Once we arrived, there was nothing there. Then they said it was on the first floor or maybe even the basement of the *original* building? A man came out and offered to walk us back... I told him we'd take the shuttle. After going back, another front desk staff member said it was on the second floor? They seemed quite reluctant but eventually led us there. Finally, we found the right place, did about ten minutes of it, and it was over. It was absolutely ridiculous; they really had no idea what was going on. 4. For a suite costing over 2800, having an obstructed view deserves a bad review (see images 1 and 2 below). It also didn't seem to be 100 square meters. 5. The service doesn't match the price. Many services weren't available, and there's nothing much around the hotel. The staff's service level isn't good; their attitude is pleasant but their professionalism is lacking. 6. The concept is excellent, the decor style is nice, and the space is large and aesthetically pleasing.

Menglian County is not big, this hotel must be Menglian Nanbowan. The hotel is divided into Building A and Building B, and parking is available between the two buildings and behind the hotel, which is convenient. The design of the public area is full of Dai flavor, and I like all kinds of pictures and utensils. Compared with the public area, the design in the room is relatively ordinary. The hotel is not too far from the market and the Shwedagon Pagoda, and it is very convenient to drive. The breakfast is particularly good, memorable, with many varieties and good taste. I remember that the minibar is free, which is very generous. The price of more than 200 yuan is really too affordable, so there are many guests in the hotel. For everyone going to Menglian, this must be the first choice!

Experience the beauty of Southeast Asia without leaving the country, and even more so! This is Pu'er, the birthplace of world tea culture. A stay at the Jingmai Mountain Bailian Hotel offers quality comparable to the Four Seasons! The Four Seasons in Chiang Mai has seen its prices rise from under 3000 to over 7000, while the Bailian in China boasts an excellent environment without raising prices – truly a bargain. Recommended hotels on Ctrip, such as Chongzuo LUX*, Dunhuang Dongyi, Xiangshawan Lotus, and Kruger Luxury Camp, are all reliable and have provided excellent experiences! The Lancang Bailian Hotel opened in 2011 and has fewer reviews, but it consistently ranks at the top of Ctrip's Jingmai Mountain list. Based on Ctrip's reputation, it was definitely a great choice! Bailian is the pioneering luxury hotel in Jingmai Mountain, introducing the area to the world! The Ctrip package I found was very cost-effective, including dinner and tea cake making (tea cakes alone cost over 300). My child had a fantastic experience and even gained writing material; it also included a photo shoot at a local restaurant, with results comparable to the Platinum Hotel. I recommend booking a 3-day, 2-night itinerary for a more fulfilling experience. I stayed one night at Liushi and one night at Bailian. Ctrip customer service even helped me communicate with the hotel in advance. It happened to be my birthday, and the hotel thoughtfully prepared children's amenities and a cozy turndown service – the attention to detail was impeccable! During dinner, my child accidentally choked on a fish bone in the pickled fish. Around 11 pm, the front desk immediately brought over white rice, thankfully without any serious injury. A small suggestion: For families with children, try to avoid fish with bones for dinner. Pork hock soup would be a better option, and my child especially loved it. The entire hotel blends seamlessly with the surrounding mountains and mist. Staying in a natural oxygen bar is both secluded and therapeutic – definitely worth it! Service: The staff at the front desk, including Mr. Zhou, as well as Guiping, Xiao Chen, Xiao Luo, and Awa, were incredibly responsive and helpful! Traditional Pu'er Tea Cake Making: Zhou Yan, who guided my child in making tea cakes, was clearly very patient, giving my child a wonderful tea-making experience. I will definitely choose Bailian again if I have the chance to visit Heshun in the future.

Every hotel staff member was incredibly welcoming, making me feel very comfortable and the environment was fantastic. Most importantly, it was spotless! Staying at this hotel is truly excellent value for the price! The hotel's hygiene is superb, and the rooms are impeccably clean. From the sheets and blankets to the toiletries, everything was impeccably clean, making for a very comfortable stay. The hotel environment is tidy, and the room cleanliness is practically perfect, making me feel incredibly comfortable. It created a homey feeling for me. The hotel staff are all polite, warm, and attentive. They are enthusiastic and willing to offer various forms of assistance. The room facilities are complete, hot water comes out in three seconds, and the hairdryer is very powerful. The complimentary buffet breakfast includes both Western and Chinese options; the rice noodles and dumplings are also delicious. The buffet dinner has a wide variety of dishes, including congee, rice, white fungus soup, corn dumplings, buns, steamed buns, shumai, sweet potatoes, as well as fruit and drinks. From cold dishes to hot dishes, everything is visually appealing and tastes great. Complimentary small fruits are even provided after the meal. The parking lot is safe and convenient. I will definitely come back next time.

The hotel is strategically located, there are many foods around, and the stay experience is very satisfactory. The room design is simple and generous, the free breakfast provided is rich in variety, the boss service is warm and thoughtful, and the hotel is very cost-effective!