Hotels With Parking in Yunnan, China

This hostel is amazing ! Everything is perfectly clean, at the reception they speak perfect English and can give you indications on what to do and directions. The hostel is really nice, you have a rooftop where you can enjoy some time outside. There is a place to do laundry and they provide laundry detergent for free, you even have a place to hang your clothes to let them dry. There is a small restaurant where you can have yunnan specialities as well as some european dish (pasta, burger). I had a really good stay and will definitely comeback next time I am in Kunming.

I was about to take a shower and put my pajamas on the bed when I suddenly noticed these crumbs on the sheets. I immediately called the front desk and asked housekeeping to change them. I just wanted a clean sheet, but the customer service staff who came in immediately questioned us, saying, 'How come you didn't see this when you first entered the room?' We explained that we checked in around 6 PM, dropped off our luggage, and then went out for dinner. We just got back from dinner and were about to shower and sleep because we had an early flight the next morning, when we discovered this. I pointed out that besides the crumbs, there wasn't a single mark on the bed, indicating we hadn't even touched it. But the staff kept muttering, as if implying we put them there ourselves. It was such a simple thing, just to change the sheets. We weren't even looking to complain; we were only staying one night. It really ruined my mood.

Since I was traveling solo, I booked a hostel, and this was hands down the best one I've stayed in. My experience, from start to finish, was top-notch. I'll cover the pros first, then the cons, which aren't deal-breakers. **Facilities:** The common areas are well-equipped. Apart from the washbasins, everything else is separated by gender, and there are even ladies-only shower rooms. Outside, there's a terrace where you can enjoy coffee in the daytime, tea and sun in the afternoon, and in the evening, it turns into a chill spot where you can listen to people chat and take in the night view (Jinmafang is right downstairs). There were also some handsome foreign guys! Indoors, there's a pool table, and some evenings, guests even dance, creating a great atmosphere. I had a wonderful chat with a curly-haired lady! There's also a co-working space and books to read. My stay was too short this time, but I'd love to come back and experience the slow life here sometime. **Cleanliness:** The cleaning auntie kept everything spotless. When I had an issue, she came to help me right away. Her Yunnan dialect was a bit hard to understand, but I could tell she was very enthusiastic. She'd come to clean the rooms around 11 AM daily, and the common areas were also impeccably clean. **Service:** One of the staff members was particularly warm and friendly. **Cons:** The pillow was too high and uncomfortable for sleeping. The door is very heavy, and many new guests don't realize they need to pull it shut gently, causing it to slam loudly, which can be disruptive at night. Also, some people forget to close the main door at night, allowing the sound from the 98 bar to drift in. I suggest putting up a sign reminding guests to close the door quietly after a certain hour at night.

Absolutely loved the vibe at Songzhu Inn! Waking up to the sun and the scent of flowers in the morning, then chatting and enjoying the breeze in the courtyard in the evening – this is exactly how Lijiang should be. The room was spacious, clean, and well-equipped, offering incredible value for money. The soft furnishings were thoughtfully chosen, making it feel cozy and therapeutic. The service was attentive without being intrusive; they struck the perfect balance of care, which made my trip incredibly comfortable and enjoyable.

As a bit of a hotel enthusiast myself, I chose this hotel for my 'solo honeymoon' to experience the beautiful Yunnan scenery, primarily for its convenient location and accessibility. The facilities are brand new, and the location is exceptionally good; the subway is just a three to five-minute walk away. Surrounded by several high-end shopping centers, dining and shopping are incredibly convenient. There's even a dessert shop downstairs, making it super easy to order takeout if you don't feel like going out. Breakfast is served half an hour later than at InterContinental, which is a huge plus for late sleepers. The service was very warm; a polite gentleman helped me with my luggage down the steps and loaded it into my car. The front desk lady was also very thoughtful, and any requests to housekeeping were promptly addressed. This hotel is more than sufficient for business travelers and anyone prioritizing convenience, offering a completely stress-free stay ❤️.

One thing about booking hotels in China is that you can't usually find the name of the accommodation in English and on Google maps. And that was the main reason for choosing an international brand like Ibis (although the location on Google maps is slightly off. Location is perfect. Near to the main walking street, and just minutes away from subway station. It is about 20-30 minutes walk from Green Lake park if you prefer to be staying near there. But the park is nothing special. Room is comfortable, and like all hotels in China, very reasonable for the price. But I find the pillows too soft. Shower is strong and separated from the toilet. They even have a Japanese-style toilet 😄 Breakfast is ok only. Staff was very helpful and accommodating.

For a hotel that boasts 5A-grade luxury, my recent stay was exceptionally poor, completely failing to meet star-rated standards. The main issues revolved around the front desk and security staff's attitudes, which were consistently arrogant, cold, and utterly lacking in service awareness. The front desk service was arrogant and rude: When checking in or asking questions, the staff constantly scowled, spoke with impatience, and gave disdainful looks. They showed no initiative to help and exuded an air of superiority throughout. This was a complete departure from the professionalism and warmth expected of a luxury hotel. The security staff were haughty: When asking basic questions about parking or directions, the security guards were extremely arrogant, spoke brusquely, and were unresponsive, even showing signs of disdain. This lack of courtesy and professionalism from security personnel was completely inconsistent with the positioning of a 5A hotel. No matter how good the facilities are, poor service renders them meaningless. For a supposedly luxury service, they couldn't even manage basic respect. Their arrogant and cold attitudes made the experience extremely uncomfortable. I will definitely not stay here again and do not recommend it to anyone.

Got a free room upgrade booking through Trip.com and the room ambiance and facilities were wonderful. The staff speak enough English to get by for your basic needs. There is a small courtyard on the roof where you can eat breakfast, have complimentary tea and chat with other travelers or the staff, and get an amazing view of the nearby snow mountain. The staff are extremely welcoming and friendly, able to assist any of your travel needs and very open to making connections with travelers on a personal level, even after you're on your way to the next place.

Very satisfied with our stay here 👍 The host was super friendly, helpful, and very accommodating. Since the hotel is located uphill, they even helped us carry our luggage, really appreciate that. The place is clean, comfortable, Muslim-friendly, and comes with smart toilet which is a nice plus. Love the Hanok-style design, very cozy and peaceful. The view from the hotel is also very nice because of the uphill location. Best part is Lijiang Ancient Town is only around 5 minutes walking distance, so very convenient to jalan-jalan. Overall memang had a great stay here. Highly recommended and will stay again if come back.

This hotel had been on my 'favorites' list for a while, so my expectations were quite high. After my stay, I'm a bit disappointed. **Facilities:** The hotel has a gym, kids' room, and entertainment room. The kids' room is quite basic and unsupervised. The entertainment room, with billiards and table tennis, is decent. The gym was empty, and the equipment was new; the changing rooms were excellent. The cocktails at the lobby bar were pretty average, but the live singer was good. The breakfast buffet had limited variety and the taste was just okay. The Chinese restaurant offers group deals, and the food was acceptable, but nothing special. Honestly, there aren't many good dining options nearby, so you're mostly stuck with the hotel's. **Hygiene:** The room environment was fine and quite spacious. Be careful with mosquitoes – don't leave the door open easily. When they provided children's toiletries, there was no mouthwash cup. I hope they can include one in the future, as glass cups are quite dangerous for kids. **Environment:** Overall, the hotel's environment is very comfortable and great for photos. **Service:** The service isn't quite up to par. Staff members aren't very enthusiastic when they see guests. The shuttle bus driver was great and very nice. Generally, the staff members I encountered weren't very friendly. For a hotel in this price range, I feel the service awareness is a bit lacking. **Dongfengyun Characteristic Town Tickets & Sightseeing Car Tickets:** This saved us some money, and the shuttle bus drops you right at the scenic spot entrance, which is very convenient. **5 Digitally Retouched Travel Photos (requires advance booking):** The photographer was very nice, and the photos were ready quickly. He also provided good 'emotional value' (meaning he was good at making us feel comfortable and happy during the shoot).