Hotels With Bars in Yunnan, China

This hotel is right at the entrance of the Dongfengyun Scenic Area, almost like it's part of it, especially since check-in includes free tickets. Among all the MGallery hotels, this one truly stands out aesthetically. The ethnic minority-style welcome ceremony, combined with the local wine specialty, adds a unique charm to the experience. It's very close to the high-speed rail station, making it perfect for a weekend getaway. The value for money would be even better if it weren't for holiday price surges. However, during the Spring Festival, the scenic area offers light shows, fireworks, and other performances, which really makes it worth the price. Overall, highly recommended!

Beautiful and quaint boutique hotel with traditional ethnic Chinese architecture. It has small pockets of quiet sitting areas around for one to lounge and relax. Hosts are super friendly and would do their best to help and advise on how to navigate the maze that is Lijiang ancient town. They would arrange with the housekeepers that daily cleaning of the room, and would ask if there is any additional request. 1 free ride for pick-up or drop-off from Lijiang Railway station can be arranged as we stayed more than 3 days. Humidifier, hair dryer, air conditioner and heater are readily available in the room. Room is comfortable and clean, with comfy beds and 2 types of memory foam + soft pillows to choose from The separation of wet and dry area in the toilet + shower area is a godsend. The toiletries given are nice smelling and cleans well. The foyer to put our shoes and hang our coats and bag, kept our room clean and organised. The OCD in me is satisfied. 2 bottles of water are provided daily and more can be given if requested. Afterhours, there is a hot/cold water dispenser readily available outside the reception area. There are 2 washing machine, 1 dryer and laundry liquid available for use. A drying area is right next to it. Located near the north gate, on the edge of the ancient town, it is a very convenient location for exploring the town and popping in to rest in between attractions or after massive shopping. Good eateries for those on budget and those willing to splurge, are within walking distance. Chagee, 7-eleven convenience store and pharmacy are all around the corner. Only minor inconveniences: 1. Our room is next to an elementary school. Hard to sleep in during the morning as the school bell and announcement during class breaks sound periodically. Luckily it was on our 2nd last day that this happened as school just restarted. We specifically asked for a quiet room. Would not be a problem for those out during the day. That said, it is very quiet at night. 2. Wifi can be a bit spotty sometimes. Just hijack your neighbouring room's wifi if desperate :) That worked for us. Sorry neighbours... 3. Sockets and light switches are well placed. Would advise hosts to check the sockets by the bedside as they are a bit hard to plug in devices without a bit of wiggle and force. 4. Pls consider giving hand towels to wipe hands after washing at the washbasin. Or put a box of tissue there. Otherwise, had a very comfortable and relaxing stay at Yiyun, would recommend anyone visiting Lijiang to stay at this great value for money boutique hotel!

Our host Ah Fei was very welcoming and extremely helpful from the beginning until the end of my stay. The service was superb, they helped out with luggage pick up and I was arrived late at night and very thankful for the late night pick up service at the train station 🙏🏻. This hotel is within Lijiang Old Town, cars can’t comes in and just right outside the north gate. There is plenty of restaurant, very accessible and easily for those who take a day tour for the tour guide to pick you up from here and wait at the main road. Overall it was a pleasant stay, they provided guest with a welcome tea and fruits. The hotel has a beautiful courtyard. The room is clean and comfortable. Will recommend this hotel to others.

The Four Points by Sheraton Kunming, City Center, boasts a fantastic location right in Kunming's bustling commercial district, making dining and shopping incredibly convenient. As a newly opened hotel, the facilities are brand-new and modern, the rooms are spotless, and the bedding is very comfortable. The hotel's butler service is warm and attentive, always ready to assist. The breakfast offers a wide variety of delicious options. There are countless great eateries nearby; you can explore all sorts of authentic local snacks on foot. The metro station is also close by, ensuring hassle-free travel. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Kunming!

Reasons for recommendation: Firstly, the boss is great. Despite his cool exterior, the young man has a warm heart. He offered a welcoming tea, actively helped with luggage, and saw guests off. He also proactively helped book various tickets at fair prices with guaranteed quality, and provided all sorts of assistance to meet guests' needs. Secondly, the guesthouse location is excellent. Situated on Lion Hill, it offers a super wide view. The path from Sifang Street back to the guesthouse is my favorite in the entire ancient city. The winding uphill trail becomes less crowded the further you go, leading to a very tranquil part of the ancient city. There are no bars nearby, so you don't have to worry about noise. Plus, it's very convenient to get back to the guesthouse from outside the ancient city; cars can drive all the way up the hill, and it's just a few tens of meters walk to the guesthouse. Thirdly, the guesthouse environment is lovely. The guesthouse's signage, much like the boss, is understated, so much so that you might often accidentally walk past it. Beyond the outer corridor, the small courtyard is a hidden gem with flowers, plants, fish, and even a white magnolia tree. On the first day, there was an available room, so the boss upgraded our room type for free. From the room, you can enjoy the ancient city's night view and watch the sunrise over the ancient city in the morning. However, most houses in the ancient city are wooden structures, so soundproofing is a bit lacking. Those sensitive to noise should consider this carefully. But everyone staying there was quite considerate, and I wasn't bothered by noise at all during my stay. I'm writing these genuine stay experiences hoping they can help those of you on your phone screen who are still undecided. Finally, the key takeaway: the boss is handsome and kind-hearted. Next time I come to Lijiang, I will still choose Yueshang. I hope it stays around forever and its business thrives.

I booked two identical rooms, both on the third floor. Room 1820 felt slightly larger than 1819. Room 1820 faced the street, so I could faintly hear music from a nearby bar at night, but it stopped after 11 PM. **Amenities**: Comprehensive, including air conditioning, disposable towels and bath towels, and a large TV. **Hygiene**: Exceptionally clean. **Environment**: Appealing, clean, and well-equipped. **Service**: Proactive, enthusiastic, and thoughtful.

Hyatt Regency Lijiang is not far from Shuhe Ancient Town. It's a garden-style hotel, and the entire property itself is a picturesque garden worth visiting, with beautifully distinctive Naxi architectural elements. The rooms are spacious and bright, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and everything is spotlessly clean. The hotel's breakfast offers a rich variety, in addition to regular items, there are also special Yunnan dishes like rice noodles, Ersi (rice cakes), Rubing (fried cheese), and Baba (pancakes), which are all very unique. The food at Dianxiangyuan restaurant is also excellent. Jennifer, the front desk attendant, provided warm and thoughtful service, meticulously explaining the operating hours and features of each functional area and proactively checking in on our stay experience. The hotel grounds are pleasant, the air is fresh, and it's quiet and comfortable. Every morning, opening the window reveals stunning views of the snow-capped mountains and the lake, and on clear days, you can even witness the 'Golden Mountain in Sunlight' phenomenon.

📍Location: The location is excellent, located at the junction of Hongta Avenue and Wenhua Road in the city center, next to the Yuxi Museum, opposite the beautiful Nie Er Park, and it is very convenient to enter and exit by bus/Didi. 🔸Service: Polite and professional, supplementary items in the room can be delivered immediately, and the welcome fruit is good. 🔹Facilities: The weather was hot during the few days of stay, and the air conditioning could not be turned on all day. The hotel made corresponding explanations and took relevant cooling measures. The executive room is large, with a suite design style, a large-size dual TV, and free 🆓tourism information at the front desk and in the room. 🍚Food: The buffet breakfast is relatively rich and has many categories. 👉The hotel is listed with 4️⃣ stars, with high overall cost performance, recommended!

This hotel has its pros and cons, but it's still worth staying at. The biggest advantage is its excellent location – everything fun, delicious, and great for shopping is within walking distance. This made me feel like choosing this place was the right decision, and I'd definitely consider it again. Secondly, I really liked the hotel's retro charm. They also offer complimentary snacks and sweet soup daily, which my child enjoyed. On the downside, my room required me to stand in the bathtub to shower, and the drainage was very poor, so I had to shower while standing in dirty water. I reported this to the housekeeping staff, but received no response. Also, the staff in the lobby weren't very welcoming when entering and exiting the hotel, which could be improved.

The service was incredibly responsive and felt like family – so thoughtful! The location is also fantastic; you can just step downstairs and hit the night market for food and shopping, which is super convenient. Breakfast on the second-floor terrace was great, especially the freshly made rice noodles or regular noodles – very tasty!