Dujiangyan Hotels with Bars

"Because I am traveling with my parents and family, I booked a LOFT. The room is separated from the public area of ​​the hotel by a small road, which is convenient. The public area of ​​the hotel is okay for walking with children. There is a lawn and a small children's playground. The service attitude is also good. However, the sanitary conditions are really worrying. When I checked in, I found the underwear left by the previous guest hanging at the door of the bathroom, which greatly affected the check-in experience. Although the front desk said that I could change rooms, I didn't bother to bother with all the things I had opened, so I used alcohol to clean the bathroom. Squirted again The camping chairs on the lawn are also quite dirty."

"The owner is very nice and enthusiastic. He also explained some requirements in detail. The environment in the store is super good. There is a cafe on the first floor, which is very beautiful. We are on the second floor. All rooms were booked that day. The soundproofing is also very good, and there is no noise. Self-service breakfast and supper are available on the third floor. The room is very clean and tidy. There is aromatherapy in the room, and the whole smell is fragrant. There is also a projection and membership. It is really comprehensive. We went out to play and came back in the middle of the night. There was an emergency. The owner rushed to rescue us without stopping. I am really grateful hahaha. Finally, I attached a photo of the first floor. It looks so good~"

"A perfect retreat for unwinding! The ultimate wellness experience truly comes from allowing nature to heal you. This hotel exudes the sophisticated ambiance of a top-tier luxury brand. I was particularly impressed with the front office manager's approach and skill in resolving issues. All staff members were knowledgeable and remarkably courteous. I stayed for two nights and genuinely wished to extend, but unfortunately, due to booking quite late, there were no rooms available – a bit disappointing. 🏡 **Authentic, Back-to-Nature Craftsmanship in Design** Rammed earth walls, raw timber beams, rattan lamps... every detail here embodies 'sustainable luxury.' Imagine soaking in the hot spring under a starry sky, listening to the gentle rustle of wind through the ancient ginkgo tree canopy. Each room is a Zen-inspired sanctuary, fostering a deep connection with nature. While the indoor space and layout are quite similar across room types, the additional private gardens, plunge pools, and expansive common areas truly set them apart. This makes the Six Senses Suite exceptionally good value for money, with the in-room comfort levels absolutely maximized. **Environment:** The hotel grounds are breathtaking, offering beautiful scenery at every turn. Beyond hiking Mount Qingcheng, simply strolling around the hotel premises is a wonderfully relaxing activity. Guests can also book facilities for Tai Chi, tennis, basketball, table tennis, and football."

"I stopped in Dujiangyan for a night on my way back to Chengdu and found this B&B on the spur of the moment. They gave me a free upgrade, which was a pleasant surprise. Highlights: 1. Located right in the old town, just a 10-minute walk from the Blue Tears. 2. Friendly service. The front desk agent thoughtfully helped me move my luggage to the second floor, offered parking directions, and even came downstairs to see me off before I left. 3. The noodles for breakfast were delicious and prepared in advance. 4. The coffee they chose for afternoon tea was delicious. They also served white fungus soup in the evening. 5. The environment was amazing! The public space is spacious and perfect for relaxing, as shown in the pictures. 6. The room was very comfortable. Although it faces the street, the soundproofing was excellent. Highly recommended to anyone visiting Dujiangyan!"

"Amidst the perpetual hustle and bustle that is China there are a few jewels of tranquillity where the song of birds in soaring trees and slender bamboo both slow and warm the heart. Yeyu is such place, its inception inspired by a vivid touch of genius. A collection of triangular huts forms a ragged circle with the main building around a central open space, bringing to mind a circle of tepees and evoking a thrill that this will be home for the next all too few days. Brown earth and rich wood are outlined by dramatic charcoal lines and completed by large, tinted windows. Those windows invite the natural calmness inside. The huts are Toblerone structures, sharpened and pointing to the sky. Completed with pine inside, they have a Scandinavian feel. One end is a full double-glazed window incorporating the door. The other end is divided horizontally in two, with a staircase leading to a comfortable bed on a platform in the eaves. Underneath is the spacious bathroom, beautifully finished, and an area for suitcases etc. with shelves and a kettle. A fridge, a surprisingly stylish air conditioning unit, a cupboard, Marshall Bluetooth speaker and a cosy sofa complete the furnishings. The main building is for breakfast and serves coffee during the day. Built on two layers, window on all sides again bring in the natural world, reflecting it with the natural materials and colours of the building. The roof is supported by wooden rafters, beams and columns enlarging the internal space. A steel frame is cleverly used downstairs to give a large open space dotted, not crammed, with tables and chairs, arranged for chats with friends. A large wood burning stove at one end, with a board chimney finished with light sandstone, is reminiscent of Montana, and warm fireside chats. Yeyu is both a hotel and a coffee shop which is open from mid morning to late afternoon. It is, however, a coffee shop like no other. It is the antidote to coffee shops. The noisy, crowded, cluttered café, has been replaced by its opposite. The tension is replaced by equanimity and the noise by a gentle hum of chatter interspersed with expressions of mirth and the ever-present chorus of birdsong. The varied spaces inside and outside, and the care with which they are maintained, invoke joy and a sense of peace. Gone too is the rapid dispensing of unduly dark-roast coffee. The coffee is crafted with care using the various techniques of a skilled barista. Light/medium roasted Ethiopian beans were thankfully used in the Americano. The rich crema floating on deep brown coffee, inherently sweet and full of flavour. Yeyu is on the western edge of the Chengdu plain, on the very toes of the foothills of the ******* plateau, the Qingcheng mountains. A few kilometres to the south is a collection of Daoist and Buddhist temples floating on the mountains, which is where in AD 149 Lao Tzu founded Daoism. It is also where Confucius is buried. Visiting the dramatic scenery and temples is facilitated by the generally well-kept pathways and steps and is well recommended. The highlight of our visit was expected to be the magnificent Qingcheng mountains, but they were dwarfed by the simple, warm, generous hospitality of the team at Yeyu."

"This loft apartment is ideal for families traveling with older children, or two adults and two small children. The upper floor features a double tatami bed, and downstairs there's a sofa bed, comfortably accommodating one older child or two younger children. Both floors have bathrooms; the downstairs one is convenient for general use, and the upstairs one is equipped with a shower. The apartment is located in a residential complex directly opposite the hotel. Parking is convenient, and if you have large luggage, you can even park right next to the elevator. The residential complex itself is quite pleasant. While breakfast and swimming facilities are located at the hotel, it's just a short walk across a small road, only a few minutes away. The pool is very clean and wasn't crowded. Although the changing rooms are a bit small, they were not busy, and the facilities are well-equipped. Breakfast was delicious, with options to order noodles, rice noodles, and 'chaoshou' (Sichuan-style wontons) à la carte. The lawn area behind the hotel also offers a pleasant view. Nearing the end of the summer holiday, the price of just over 300 RMB per night offered excellent value for money. The front desk staff at the hotel were all very helpful; they even gave us pickled radishes as a farewell gift when we left. My only suggestion would be to add a power outlet near the dining table on the first floor of the apartment, as it was a bit inconvenient for using a laptop or studying without a nearby power source."

"Nestled in the tranquil and beautiful surroundings of Chengdu's suburbs, the Qingcheng Fan Ge Private Hot Spring Garden B&B blends nature and humanity. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, this retreat offers a tranquil and peaceful haven. The exquisitely elegant wooden architecture blends seamlessly with nature, creating a tranquil and serene ambiance. The independent private hot spring garden offers a haven of relaxation, a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the world. As night falls, the twinkling stars, reflected in the tranquil pond, create a breathtaking nightscape. This retreat not only offers a chance to escape the city's rhythms, but also to cultivate your mind and rediscover inner peace and tranquility. This unforgettable mountain escape is sure to leave you wanting more."

"The bedding, mattress, and pillows were all very comfortable, and the decor was nice; I'm sure the owner put a lot of thought into it. However, the front desk service was lacking. The older receptionist lacked service awareness; she just pressed the elevator button and left as soon as she saw someone arrive. I know she was in a hurry, but surely a little extra time wouldn't have mattered. I suggest hiring younger staff who understand hotel management and have a strong service mindset; it would definitely make a difference. The elderly man directing parking at the entrance was very kind; he took us to see the fireflies and even helped with our luggage."

"Service: The front desk brother is gentle and caring, and has a strong problem solving ability 👍 Environment: Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the rest of the hotel has peace and comfort. The hotel balcony overlooks the mountains and rivers and there is a cable bridge. I have to say that the glass quality of the balcony of the hotel is quite good. It rains the next morning. The room is super quiet and there is no impact. Although there are five rooms, the breakfast style is very rich, clean and delicious. The more humane is 10 o'clock and breakfast. Hahaha. I have a heart. In short, this Very satisfied once, I will definitely come back next time. Very good film. Every frame is a beautiful scenery."

"Overall, the experience was decent, though the room facilities were a bit dated. The location is excellent; there's a sightseeing bus station and Lihui High-Speed Rail Station nearby, making it super convenient to get to all the attractions. You'll also find Blue Tears, a popular panda photo spot, and Guanxian Ancient City right in the vicinity. For families with seniors and children, it offers great value for money, with easy travel and close proximity to all the scenic areas."