Mountain View Hotels in Leshan

"The room was absolutely fantastic! The staff, especially the young gentleman, provided incredibly warm and enthusiastic service, patiently answering all my questions. The location is superb, right next to the Leshan Giant Buddha. I booked a 270-degree Buddha-view room, and the stunning panoramic views were truly breathtaking. It's also super close to the Shangzhongshun Specialty Street. What's more, the breakfast at their cafe was unique and offered a wide variety of choices, and their 'xiao mian' (special noodles) were incredibly delicious! I'd definitely come back!"

"Very zen looking hotel very near the entrance to the Big Buddha Scenic Area. We were upgraded to a room at the first level with a huge courtyard. Though nice, we did not have the time to enjoy the extra space. Both the shower and toilet doors are of translucent glass and has no lock. 4 bottles of drinking water and 3in1 coffee are provided in the room. There's a small washing machine in the room but without full dryer function. Hotel compound is nice. Complimentary afternoon tea is actually self service biscuits, nuts and Chinese tea. There is also a free 3gb e-sim which we did not use. Free Hanfu experience is actually a few pieces of traditional clothings hung at the hotel reception where we are free to wear for self photo takings. We did not try as the costumes look like they were there for a long time and we were concerned about it's cleanliness. Breakfast is at another hotel a buggy ride away. We were supposed to be able to walk a short distance to the pier to board the ferry to see the Leshan Big Buddha but unfortunately, that pier was closed due to tide issues. We had to take the scenic bus (buggy) at RMB 15 per pax for a return trip to Wuyou ferry terminal to board the ferry. It was a long walk from the drop off point to the ferry terminal both ways. Would recommend this hotel for the room and hotel compound. However, if proximity to ferry terminal is a consideration, it pays to check that the pier near the hotel is in operation."

"Fantastic location, right within the scenic area! They even have a shuttle bus service. You're just 200 meters away from catching the sightseeing bus to the Grand Buddha. The room was clean with a good wet/dry separation in the bathroom. It's a bit small, but for this price, you can't really complain! Breakfast was included, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly. Overall, a great experience, I'd definitely come back!"

"Good beyond expectations! I thought it was an ordinary accommodation, and the result was surprising from hardware to service. The room has no smell, sufficient hot water, Wi-Fi is fast, and you can see the Leshan Giant Buddha opposite, the details reflect the intentions everywhere. The service staff smiled and took the initiative to help with the luggage, which is worthy of five-star praise!"

"The most notable parts of our stay were the service and the hotel design. Firstly, the hotel is beautifully designed with such a peaceful atmosphere. Secondly, we experienced some issues with the amenities but the service by the front desk and other staff was excellent. Our issue with the amenities was a shower that did not drain the used water, and therefore prevented us from using the bath tub which was meant to be the defining point of our stay at the hotel. Once the water finally drained at midnight, the drain started emitting a stale, moldy smell that filled the room.  The front desk staff were quick to understand and apologize for the issue with the amenities and stated that they would resolve it ASAP for next guest."

"The floor-to-ceiling window overlooking the river is absolutely stunning! You don't even need to open the window to take in the misty river and the green hills on the opposite bank. The private hot spring allows you to adjust the water temperature yourself, which is super convenient, and soaking in the tub while enjoying the view creates an incredible atmosphere. The room has a soft Wabi-sabi style, with wooden floors and linen soft furnishings that feel luxurious. The bedding is so soft you won't want to get up once you lie down, and the cleanliness is impeccable. The staff are quick to respond and very attentive. This is my top choice for a relaxing weekend getaway!"

"Leshan is not a pretty town. The building where this hotel is located is in a tower block of apartments. The exterior is not very attractive but the interior is a different story. It's one floor up and all the rooms are located on one floor. It's located in the midst of loads of eating places and just across the road from the river front. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The room are sizeable, large comfy bed. Room serviced everyday. Very clean. Good stay."

"I would give this hotel 6 stars if I could as it represents astounding price versus quality ratio. The price is so reasonable and yet the rooms and public areas are elegantly furnished, with so much attention to detail. A plate of fruit is delivered to your room everyday and the breakfast showcases all the Leshan specialities. The staff members are helpful and congenial and the hotel is well located near the Starry Street Mall, the Jia Xing food street and the large Renmin Park."

"Close to the train station (within 5 minutes walk), clean and comfortable. There is a Lawson at the first level and noodles shops as well. About 5 minute ride to Shi hao shopping area for more food options and shopping. The bathtub is a nice touch as well. There is free laundry and dryer as well. Will stay again!"

"This hotel is pretty good. The location is excellent, about an 8-minute walk from the Baoguo Temple Visitor Center. The room is also very spacious and even has a mahjong machine. The heating works really well; it even woke me up at night because it was so warm. The front desk staff are incredibly friendly. One even personally picked us up from the high-speed rail station and recommended some great local restaurants (which turned out to be delicious). Now for the downsides. First, the hot spring isn't great. The water temperature was only 37 degrees Celsius, and only two small pools were open. Initially, I wasn't given a locker key. After closing the locker and realizing I couldn't open it, I asked an elderly hotel staff member, who told me to go to the hot spring reception myself for a key. So, in just a thin bathrobe, in 9-degree weather, I had to run down to get a key and come back to soak again. (The hotel front desk staff initially said I could change in my room first, but since the hot spring was a bit of a distance, I decided to go dressed to avoid the cold – which clearly backfired). Secondly, the attitude of the front desk staff is inconsistent. Some are as amazing as Haidilao (a famous hot pot restaurant known for its excellent service), while others are very cold and unhelpful. The day before, I called to book a pick-up service, and a different staff member told me the driver finished at 5 PM and couldn't pick me up for my 6 PM train. But then, on the day of check-in, about 2 hours beforehand, I received a call saying they could pick me up personally (this was likely the good-attitude staff member). It was a bit confusing, and I even double-checked with Trip.com customer service to confirm it was the hotel calling before I felt comfortable getting in the car. On the second afternoon, after coming down from Mount Emei, I called the hotel front desk to ask for recommendations for good restaurants nearby, and also complimented them on yesterday's delicious recommendations. The person on the phone (likely the less enthusiastic staff member again) told me to just eat at the same place as yesterday, offering no other suggestions. It's very clear that some staff genuinely want to provide good service, while others are just going through the motions. The difference is stark. Finally, the bed wasn't very comfortable. I barely slept through the night on both nights, waking up every 2-3 hours. Overall, it's still worth recommending. I wish the hotel a booming business."