3-Star Hotels in Kunming

Five-star review! As soon as I entered the room, the subtle scent of aromatherapy was incredibly soothing. The decor is elegant and grand, and the room was spotlessly clean with impeccable attention to detail. You absolutely must try the authentic Cross-Bridge Noodles for breakfast – the taste is genuinely original. The staff were warm and attentive, responding promptly to all requests. The location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around and sightseeing. I'll definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit!

The room is very clean, bright and spacious. The facilities are very new, with electric curtains, automatic toilet, and very comfortable pillows, one soft and one hard. The hair conditioner received positive reviews from my sister-in-law, hahaha. There is a clothesline in the shower room, which is convenient. Convenient transportation, very close to the subway station. The service was very good. When checking in, we were given warm chrysanthemum water and hot towels to wipe off the dust from the journey. The breakfast is also good, with a wide variety of Chinese and Western restaurants. I am very satisfied with my stay, and my family members give it high praise. Recommended stay.

I took my mother out for a trip, and the last stop was Kunming. The hotel is in a good location. It costs 12 yuan to take a taxi to Tangzixiang subway station, and then take Line 6 to the airport. I went to Dianchi Lake and took Line 5. The business twin room is very large and the breakfast is very delicious. The hotel is newly renovated and the facilities are very new. I originally planned to stay at the Four Seasons Hotel in Tangzixiang, which has a better location, but in terms of cost performance, this one is much cheaper, and the extra money I spent on the taxi can be ignored

It's right inside the airport, truly *inside*. Although the room isn't huge, it's very clean. The service during check-in was exceptionally good; both the front desk lady and another lady in uniform were all smiles. I checked in on the evening of September 9th, and the lady in uniform even helped me carry my luggage to the room. Her helpfulness, both professionally and personally, really deserves praise. What I loved even more were the eight bottles of water, haha – super satisfying! Even though breakfast wasn't included, they provided fruit and flower cakes. While the price was about 100 RMB more than other Ji Hotel branches, it's completely worth it for the sheer convenience when catching a flight.

The hotel is amazing — I honestly couldn’t recommend it more highly. The location is a 10/10: it’s only about a 10-minute walk to the park, in a perfect area with lots of lovely cafés, and around a 15-minute walk to the Old Town across a beautiful bridge. The rooms are fantastic — extremely clean, tidy, well equipped, newly renovated, and really beautiful. The service was also exceptional. Magena at reception was incredibly kind and helpful, and they even sent me recommendations for places to visit, things to do, and where to eat in Kunming. Everyone was super friendly and genuinely went out of their way to help. I originally wasn’t planning to stay for so long, but I ended up extending both my trip and my stay at the hotel because I liked it so much. 10/10 — highly, highly recommend!

Sleek, Modern, and Exceptionally Clean This brand-new property is an absolute gem. The hotel feels fresh and spotlessly clean throughout, offering impressively spacious rooms with plenty of layout to stretch out comfortably. A standout feature of our stay was the spa—the masseurs are highly professional, remarkably skilled, and deliver a truly rejuvenating treatment. Everything from the immaculate room hygiene to the top-tier spa service made for a flawless stay. Highly recommended!p

Booked a queen room, but upon arrival, they said it was an 'event room,' which was small and located at the very edge. The first person quoted 49 for an upgrade, then someone else said 20-something, and we ended up paying 20-something extra just to get a proper room! I've stayed at so many Hanting hotels across the country, and this is the first time I've been asked for extra money right off the bat! And the price even changed! What a scam! If my client wasn't so close, I definitely wouldn't have stayed for two nights! Oh, and on the second night, they still tried to charge more!

This is our second time staying at this hotel in Kunming, and both times we've chosen it for my elderly parents. It's incredibly convenient for visiting Dianchi Lake, and it's been recently renovated, looking even better than before with a charming, antique feel. It's very photogenic! The owner, front desk staff, and concierge were all incredibly helpful. The first room wasn't quite comfortable, so they immediately moved us to another. My parents have trouble sleeping, and they were very accommodating, switching us to a twin room. The owner even turned out to be from the same hometown as us and kindly offered free tea. We felt very at ease during our three-day stay. It's also convenient for visiting Shilin (Stone Forest). I highly recommend staying here for your travels.

We stayed for 1 night last minute as our flights got changed. We made a great decision choosing this hotel as the location was perfect!! It's located right in the ancient town and we had a full day of exploring the ancient town of Kunming before our flights that night. It ended up being one of the best day we had in Yunnan and we shopped a lot.

The first time I visited Kunming in 2003, I stayed at the Jinhua International Hotel. I chose it for its excellent location, convenient transport options for non-drivers, and a wide variety of dining choices nearby. I've stayed here several times since, with my most recent visit being during the COVID-19 outbreak in春节 2020. This time, I noticed a significant improvement in room hygiene and the hardware facilities. Unfortunately, the service from some front desk staff was truly disappointing. They knew that room cards needed to be reset daily after 12 PM but failed to inform guests during check-in. This meant guests had to go up and down multiple times to get it sorted, which is particularly inconvenient since several floors of the building house other offices, requiring a wait for the elevator. During one such instance, I even experienced an elevator malfunction where it went up and down erratically with the doors slightly ajar. As for the TV, only one news channel is free; all others are pay-per-view.