Hot Springs hotels in Sichuan, China

The hotel is stunning and the service at the frontdesk was very good, however, we were a bit dissappointed that they were doing some construction work inside the hotel during our stay. We understand this is sometimes necessary, but we would’ve appreciate knowing it in advance. There were tools and woods just outside our room, and the day we arrived there was construction noise, when we wanted to rest. Without considering this, the hotel is great, with nice breakfast and even nicer hot-springs. We highly recommend staying here and would happily come back in the future.

I brought my family here for a hot spring getaway, and it was a really great experience. The hotel proactively contacted me a day in advance and arranged for a butler. We discussed all our needs beforehand, so checking in upon arrival was seamless. The hotel's garden environment is quiet and comfortable, the room was clean, and the bedding was soft. The private hot spring in the courtyard had a wonderful ambiance, and soaking in the radon spring was very stress-relieving. The butler was very responsive, helping us book package contents and introducing us to the hotel facilities. Breakfast offered both Western and Chinese options, and the taste was decent. There were many public hot spring pools, and it wasn't too crowded. It's suitable for a short, relaxing vacation, and overall, I'm satisfied.

Upon early check-in, I found that my reserved mountain view room was located by the road. After speaking with the front desk, the hotel immediately offered a complimentary upgrade to a river view room, which was much quieter and offered a more scenic view. Both the in-room and external facilities were excellent, comfortable, and spotless. All hotel staff were friendly and helpful. All the benefits promised on my booking were fully delivered. The hotel is currently undergoing a second phase of expansion, and I look forward to even more facilities and room options in the near future.

Overall This was an absolutely stunning stay — one of the best I've experienced, and it truly blew us away. We had a balcony room with a breathtaking view of the mountains. The resort is run by a warm couple and a team of locals who were wonderfully attentive and helpful, arranging our transportation from Chengdu to their doorstep and back. The food was exceptional — wholesome, nourishing and deeply local. The dinner hotpot hit the spot on a cold night, and breakfast was healthy and energising — exactly what you need before a long day of hiking. The room itself was spectacular; waking up to pine trees dusted with snow and a clear mountain view was something else. On a clear night, you could stargaze from the balcony and melt into the rocking chair. Simply blissful and a good escape from the city life. Highly recommend NPS 10. 🏨 Room — 10/10 Great layout, comfortable bed, a warm toilet seat on a cold morning, spacious, and most importantly — a stunning view. The hotel is relatively new, having opened in 2025 according to the owners. 🧹 Cleanliness — 10/10 Spotless throughout. All common areas were new and well kept. 👋 Staff Friendliness & Responsiveness — 10/10 The couple who run the place are genuinely lovely — always on hand to ensure you have a great stay. Responsive over WeChat to help coordinate logistics ahead of the trip, and they'll drop you at the entrance of the main hiking sites. Other staff were equally helpful. The primary language is Chinese, but they are patient and a translation app works perfectly fine. 📍 Location — 9/10 A 10-minute drive from both Changping and Shuangqiao valleys. Not much in the immediate surroundings — quaint little farms, grazing cows, and steep hills that will test anyone not yet acclimatised. 🍽️ Food & Drink — 9/10 The hotpot on both nights was incredibly nourishing and full of flavour, featuring a variety of local wild vegetables and mushrooms. There is also a stir-fry menu with a solid selection of local dishes, though we stuck to the hotpot both evenings. 🌅 View/Scenery — 11/10 Snowcapped peaks and beautiful pine forests as far as the eye can see (visited in April). I could have sat and stared out the window all day. 🏃 Activities & Surroundings — 10/10 The mountains and hiking trails are the main draw here — and honestly, the only activity you'll ever need. Shuangqiao is absolutely gorgeous and you could spend a whole day there if you like to hike(instead of just taking the bus). Changping is more for hikers, no bus service with a different charm, I love it more cause it was less touristy. The immediate area is quiet — everything you need is within the hotel itself. Stock up on essentials in the city, or check with staff ahead of time if there's anything specific you need. It's a hillside town, four hours from Chengdu.

We had a fantastic stay at Xishang Hotel! Upon arrival, the staff proactively added us on WeChat and gave us a physical tour of the rooms so we could pick our favorite. This personal touch was wonderful and ensured we got a room we truly loved. We dined at the hotel twice, and the food was delicious—the local mountain flavors were so comforting. The room's 5-constant climate system (controlling temperature, humidity, air quality, etc.) provided an amazing tactile experience: it kept the room at a constant temperature and humidity while remaining quiet and cozy. Set against a tranquil mountain forest backdrop with prompt and responsive service, we were thoroughly satisfied with both the dining and accommodation. Highly recommended if you are vacationing around Xiling!

The hotel has a fantastic location, very close to Guanxian Ancient City. Right outside is the ancient city's Xuanhua Gate, and a short walk leads to the Minjiang River, where you can check out the famous ”Blue Tears” phenomenon. Strolling along the waterside, you'll unconsciously find yourself at South Bridge. Keep walking, and you'll reach Gate 1 of the Dujiangyan Scenic Area. If you want to explore the ancient city and visit Dujiangyan, staying here is genuinely convenient. The hotel has its own spacious underground parking lot. However, the entrance is a bit hidden—located beside the building with a sign—making it easy to miss on your first visit. Remember to scan the QR code at the front desk to register your license plate before leaving for free parking. The hotel lobby is on the 4th floor, accessible via elevator from the underground garage. The lobby is very spacious. The hotel restaurant is also on the 4th floor, and breakfast is served here as well. They also serve stir-fried dishes; the 128 RMB set meal for two is great, and the Mapo tofu in particular was delicious. The room was very clean, and the facilities were decent. The hotel's buffet breakfast was quite lavish and tasted good too.

One of the nicest hotel of my trip. The location is slightly higher but hotel will pickup from the Emeishan rail station, send and pick at the bus station up the mountain. Service is great, the food is excellent and affordable and the people are very friendly. The boss even offered to make us some good tea. We had to check out at 7am and they even prepared simple breakfast for us before sending us to the rail station. Hope to come back again Just two small suggestions to them: 1. Pls install additional towel rail in the toilet. The current location above the toilet bowl is not ideal when we need to hamgvused towels overnight. 2. International guests are accustomed to the rooms being made unless otherwise.

Staff: Exceptional. I have no sense of direction and was not sure where to go once I entered the area. The receptionist on duty kindly and patiently asked about my location and came to pick me up. Whether coming or going each of the people on duty at that time greeted me with a smlie and were incredibly patient with my lack of Chinese. In fact, the young woman who picked me up spoke flawless English. Getting there: I was dropped off by a tea shop and the Yingfu Apartment complex just outside the pedestrian only area. After exploring a little bit it seems to be the closest drop-off point. When you reach the intersection you'll see the statue of an old man fishing on the left. That's the way you want to go. It's just a few shops down on the left and has a helpful spotlight on the sidewalk in front of it to mark the location. Pros: Located close to possibly everything you'd want to see in a day trip or even a weekend visit. Most of the sites are even within walking distance. It's incredible. I loved my room. I splurged on the Double with a pool and liked it so much I immediately extended my stay another night. In all honesty, the area and the town also influenced my decision as well as the kindness of my rescuer! 😁 Her sweet manner and warmth put me immediately at ease and soothed the nerves that were quite raw from traveling during a major public holiday. Had it not been for her I'd have left the next day. Cons: The noise. My stay was pleasant and super comfortable, but not peaceful. The businesses on the street close after 9pm which was honestly not a problem for me, but may affect those who sleep early. Early in the morning, around 6:50am both mornings I was there the hotel began to stir. Guests and their children were calling back and forth quite loudly. Again, for early risers this is not a problem. For someone who likes to go to bed late and wake up late (around 8/9am when the businesses also begin to open) this was a bit frustrating. 😓😢 That being said, given the choice, I'd still stay here again. TLDR; Ideal location within walking distance of several popular tourist spots with everything a visitor could want or need including ATMs. ☺️👍🏾👍🏾 The staff is amazing and the rooms are clean, comfortable, well appointed, and pleasant smelling. The welcome fruit and drinks were fresh, delicious and most welcome. 😁 However, guests should be mindful that it is located in a busy area so noise might be a problem.

The hotel has a great location - being near the entrance of the park. The hotel has a 1 way shuttle service which helps to get into the park at the early morning hours - especially if you aren't travelling in a tour group. The hotel seems to give free breakfast upgrade to all their guests(?) We were giving free upgrade upon checking in - food offered is average, usual fried eggs and bread stuff. Hotel room shows wear and tear, with walls have black spots, chipping of scaffolding and random wires dangling out of their light fixtures. Also the hot water for shower facilties takes a while (about 30 seconds) to come - so need to be patient when you are showering at night. The hotel however has subpar cleaning - with random stains found on the clean towels and bathrobes. Their standard of housekeeping is merely emptying the trashcan and putting clean towels back. For the price you are paying and location you are getting, it is a place to spend the night - it is a decently average hotel stay.

This was my second trip to Jiuzhaigou, and I spotted this place on Trip.com and fell in love with it at first glance. The guesthouse is quite new and close to the scenic area. You can really tell a lot of thought went into decorating the little courtyard. My friend and I booked a twin room, and the 1.35-meter beds were spacious enough. The heating from the air conditioning was also fantastic. There are hot spring pools on-site, and you can pick up yukatas at the front desk. After a whole day of power-walking through the valley, soaking in the hot spring at night instantly melts all the fatigue away. The guesthouse offers free shuttle service, making both arrival and trips to the scenic area totally hassle-free. The young lady at the front desk was so sweet and extremely helpful with everything we asked. Also, the Lao Sichuan yak hotpot right next door is great, and the guesthouse even provides discount coupons, hahaha~ Overall, a fantastic experience. 5-star recommendation!