Romantic Hotels in Meishan

The environment around the hotel is generally very good, very suitable for a family to relax. After staying at the hotel, there will be an exclusive small butler. If you have any questions, you can contact the small butler, and the contact car to various attractions can also contact the small butler directly. The key is free. Although there was a little episode, the hotel did not choose to ignore or escape, but actively contacted me and proposed solutions and improvement plans. On this point, I can say that the hotel layout is very large. Will go again in the future.

The room offered a fantastic view, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the serene Heilongtan Lake. The mountains and water in the morning mist were picturesque. The bedding met InterContinental's usual high standards, though some furniture showed slight wear (e.g., a lightly scuffed sofa). The family room with its small tent and children's amenities was a thoughtful touch, but the soundproofing was a bit weak, as footsteps from the corridor could be heard. The front desk service was efficient, completing check-in in just 10 minutes and proactively upgrading us to a lake view room. Housekeeping was responsive, and the turndown service was meticulous (they even posed our child's doll). The buffet breakfast at the Lobby Tree Western Restaurant offered a wide variety of options, including local specialty fish hotpot. Leisure facilities included activities like Baduanjin, rice paddy fishing, and stretching yoga. The over 2000㎡ water park was a highlight, with its thoughtful heated children's slides, though the water temperature in some of the massage pools was inconsistent.

The room I booked was on the side closest to the road, so it was a bit noisy. The triple room and double room were the same size. Overall, it was okay; the more expensive rooms offer direct views of Ya'nü Lake.