Langya Qingju Hotel

The hotel has a good location, very close to Wanda Plaza, a nice environment, and is quiet at night. The staff are friendly, and parking is convenient. The only drawback is that it would be better if the breakfast time could be extended a bit.

A heartwarming place to stay that I stumbled upon during my trip. The room was clean and odor-free, and the facilities were complete and comprehensive. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the room was quiet and peaceful. I finally had a comfortable night's sleep, and the environment was pleasant. It was a perfect experience and I would definitely stay here again.

The room was spacious and bright. The service was excellent. The breakfast was also delicious.

Facilities: Fully equipped Hygiene: Clean Environment: Comfortable Service: Warm and welcoming

Asking for a bottle of mineral water at the front desk was like going through a security check; they asked all sorts of questions. I only stayed four nights in Yunnan and three nights in Yibin, and this hotel was the only one with really poor service. The breakfast was mediocre.

The hotel is conveniently located, offers a wide variety of breakfast options, has clean and tidy rooms, a pleasant environment, and even a tea pavilion. The service is just right, especially the warm and friendly hotel staff, which makes for a pleasant stay.

I strongly advise against staying at this hotel. It was a complete disaster, an absolutely terrible experience. Please avoid this hotel! 1. The hygiene was severely substandard. On the first night, lying in bed, I could clearly feel something crawling on my skin. Soon after, I had several bites all over my body. I didn't hear a single mosquito buzzing throughout the night, suggesting the sheets and mattress weren't thoroughly changed and disinfected. I suspect there were bed bugs. I was itchy and uncomfortable all over, tossing and turning all night, unable to sleep peacefully. It was a very difficult experience, both mentally and physically. 2. The room facilities were severely outdated. The central air conditioning was extremely noisy, humming all night, seriously affecting my rest. The Wi-Fi speed was also extremely poor; watching videos and sending messages were constantly lagging, making it unusable for leisure or even temporary work. 3. The room itself had a strong, musty odor. Instead of deep cleaning and deodorizing, the hotel used pungent, overpowering air fresheners to mask the smell. Staying there for a while made me dizzy and nauseous; the smell was extremely irritating. 4. Basic amenities were lacking; standard disposable toiletries were incomplete, and even basic disposable razors were not provided. An additional 200 yuan deposit was charged upon check-in, while most hotels in the same price range waive deposits and provide complete toiletries. The value for money was extremely low. Paying money for a hotel stay resulted in a completely unpleasant experience. Cleanliness, facilities, internet, and service were all subpar. I will definitely not return, and I urge everyone to choose carefully!

The location is pretty good, right next to Wanda Plaza, and there are plenty of dining options nearby. The room is also quite spacious. However, the air conditioner is incredibly noisy, like a tractor, and the bed has a soft mattress with no support, which I'm not used to.

The first night was incredibly satisfying, but the second night was utterly frustrating. The quietness of the first night was probably due to fewer guests, but the second night it seemed like everyone around was staying there. Around 10 PM, a child was playing in the hallway, and things gradually quieted down around 11 PM. Then, around 12 or 1 AM, just when things seemed to be calming down with the constant slamming of doors, a group of people arrived at 3 AM, slamming doors and shouting until after 4 AM. They then forcibly shut down their phones and went to sleep. At 5 AM, even more absurdly, the room phone rang… but only twice. I was completely wide awake. What is this place? A train station inn? The guests' poor behavior is one thing, but didn't the hotel have any soundproofing measures? Couldn't they have used cheap soundproofing mats (like those from PDD) under the chairs? Or cheap soundproofing strips on the door to minimize disturbance? My goodness, this is outrageous!