Leshan Hotels with Bars

"The Sky-High Hot Spring Hotel was an absolute surprise on this trip! The main highlights have to be the elevated hot springs and the incredible design, which perfectly aligned with my aesthetic preferences. The room was primarily Wabi-sabi style, with custom solid wood furniture paired with simple white sheer curtains, creating a serene and luxurious atmosphere. Every corner exuded sophistication, making every casual photo look like a masterpiece. The 270-degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows were stunning, framing the Leshan city view like a flowing painting. Soaking in the private hot spring, you can gaze at the bustling city by day and sleep under the magnificent nightscape, all while enjoying complimentary bath salts or milk baths, and watching movies on the giant projector screen – the ambiance was absolutely perfect. The entire room featured smart controls, and the arched doorway bathroom with wet and dry separation showcased quality in every detail. The hotel's convenient location and thoughtful amenities, whether for a romantic getaway or a girls' trip, guarantee an ultimately relaxing experience. It's definitely on my 'must-stay' list for Leshan!"

"Traveling here, staying at this hotel was a really great experience. The breakfast was nutritious and well-balanced. My room had a fantastic view and was quiet, which was a big plus. The location is super convenient for getting around, very close to the high-speed rail station, and about a 30-minute taxi ride to the Leshan Giant Buddha scenic area. In the evenings, there's a night market and mall nearby where I enjoyed lots of delicious Leshan local food. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful, and the housekeeping was meticulous. Highly recommended!"

"It was definitely the best accommodation in our trip in China and maybe even in the last years. I recommend it! Great location, friendly staff, super clean and spacious room with great view and nice bathtub 🛀. I really enjoyed this place. Good breakfast."

"The hotel is quite new, and the decor is nice, but some of the materials seem to be of lower quality. Many of the bathroom fixtures are from unknown brands. The automatic toilet, in particular, has a lid that doesn't open smoothly, and it only flushes two or three minutes after you leave. Overall, it's still pretty good."

"When I came to Leshan last year and saw the hotel, I thought I must bring my family to stay here once. We were not disappointed. The hotel is very close to the Big Buddha Scenic Area. It takes more than ten minutes to walk to the entrance. If you don't want to walk, the hotel's battery car can take you to the starting point of the scenic area sightseeing bus. The environment inside and outside the hotel is great, especially suitable for leisure and vacation. Breakfast and afternoon tea are great, but it's a pity that I haven't had time to experience the activities such as copying scriptures and Tai Chi. I will make up for it next time. 😜"

"The French romance of the Centennial Amber is reflected in every detail of the hotel. The layout of the rooms fully demonstrates the collision and fusion of French sentiments and Chinese classical beauty. The only shortcoming is that the city view outside the window cannot complement the hotel itself. The service is very warm. In a non-first-tier city like Leshan, it is rare for the staff to take the initiative to say hello. It is a good stay experience, worth a try."

"The place was easy to find, with a large storefront right on the street. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted by the front desk and common area. The room had lockers for luggage, but you need to ask the front desk for a lock. There's also a sink, which was quite convenient. For showering, you have to use the shared bathrooms. You also need to get bed sheets and duvet covers from the front desk and put them on yourself, so no worries about them not being changed. The duvet and pillow inserts were in good condition, no damp or musty smell. The room was very clean, without any strong formaldehyde odor from excessive decoration. The front desk staff were very enthusiastic and even recommended a lot of local attractions and famous eateries. Also, it truly lives up to its name with ”International” in it – it's the first time I've seen foreigners in a hostel here!"

"The room is good, the front desk is nice, the location is convenient to some food, and it is also convenient to take the bus to Dongda Road. The high-speed rail station is about 6 yuan away, but it is a bit far from the Leshan Giant Buddha and close to the main road, so it is really noisy at night"

"Facilities: The hotel's actual appearance matches its self-description. Open for a year, the facilities are all brand new, with even the best-quality hangers. There's a small outdoor balcony with a beachfront design, a swimming pool, and a minibar. At night, there's always light music and lighting effects, creating a wonderful atmosphere. Photos are stunning, and it feels like being in Hainan—a truly captivating experience. The room features automatic curtains, a smart toilet, a large-screen TV, a retro table lamp, and bedside lamps, a thoughtful lady's bag, and a Feike hair dryer, Midea kettle, and Bulgari toiletries. Cleanliness: Overall, it was quite good, with only a few hair spots on the bathroom floor and a slight greasy stain on the balcony coffee table, but they weren't a major concern. Environment: Located on Renmin South Road, it's very convenient to the city center. It's a 10-minute walk to Zhanggongqiao Night Market, a popular spot with a wide variety of snacks. Turn left and walk 10 minutes to Xiaodou Haitang, which also has local snacks. If you don't want to travel far, you can find them here. A taxi from the east gate of the Leshan Giant Buddha takes 3 minutes and costs 6 yuan to the hotel. The high-speed rail station is 26 minutes and costs 19 yuan. It's very convenient. Service: I initially had trouble finding the hotel entrance, but the beautiful hostess was very friendly and offered to upgrade my room to one with a small outdoor balcony. When I asked about nearby restaurants, she patiently explained them. The only downside is that the hotel doesn't have an elevator. Instead, there are two flights of stairs, resembling those iron steps from an old factory. You have to drag your luggage up the stairs. The stairs are quite retro, but once you reach them, you're greeted by a breathtaking view, like you've arrived at the seaside. The decor, both indoors and outdoors, is clearly stylish; the hostess must be from the 90s or 2000s. My children chose this hotel on Ctrip and were very happy with it. They had a blast taking photos and playing in the water that night. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Leshan!"

"What a beautiful gem in the mountains. We stayed in the family themed room and it was lovely. Close to the sightseeing sites (The giant Buddha and Temples) and good Leshan restaurants. The receptionist was very helpful and made an effort to make our stay pleasantful. The hotel has an on-site restaurant and the breakfast was lovely. The cafe served ok-coffee and tea all locations are high up in the mountain so you can see a nice view. There is also a nice hiking trail on the property and the sights from the top are amazing. Great for families more amazing for couples."