Qianling Grand Hotel Reviews

This hotel is a hidden gem! We originally booked a twin room, but the lovely young lady at the front desk proactively upgraded us to a larger room. The hotel has excellent facilities, a beautiful environment, and most importantly, it's only a five-minute walk from Qianling Mountain Park. After checking out, the security guard even helped us with our luggage. Such thoughtful service!

The stay was comfortable, the environment was great, and the front desk staff were friendly and enthusiastic. Miss No. 2 was particularly warm and thoughtful, even giving us tips on nearby attractions!

The hotel is really close to Qianling Mountain Park, just a few minutes' walk to the entrance. There's also a farmers market nearby which is great for a stroll. It's super convenient to explore the market, grab some breakfast, and then head to the park. Plus, the hotel's parking lot is right next door and you can get a parking pass every day.

Location is superb. Right beside exit C of Qianlingshan station and one station away from the common tourist group gathering point. Near south exit of Qianling Shan. Hotel is very clean and the lobby is grand.

I booked this hotel for 1 night before we caught the train. It was in a good location to get to the station. There were some building works going on right next door so the staff put us in a room facing away from the building works. With the window closed the noise didn't bother us at all. When we left in the morning 3 staff helped get a taxi and take our stuff to it- so kind and helpful. Minimal English and breakfast geared to Chinese guests but clean and comfortable.

It's an old hotel, but still in pretty good shape, clean. There was smell of cigarettes in the room when I came (they allow smoking), but after opening the window for a while it went away. Breakfast fast decent. Maybe not much for the westerner who doesn't like to eat Chinese style breakfast, but I love the Chinese breakfast so no problem for me. Service was amiable and always got the help I needed. Not sure how good their English is though, since I can speak Chinese. My only issue was that the bed was way too hard. It was like sleeping on the floor. The surrounding area isn't that much fun either to be honest. Close to Qianling mountain park, so lots of people around. But there's very little else to do in the vicinity. But the subway entrance is just outside the hotel entrance, so it convenient to just take the subway wherever you wanna go.

It's very close to Qianling Mountain Park. It's an old hotel, recently renovated, and they had several bottles of water. The surrounding area has an old town feel, but it's not particularly dirty or messy. The only problem is that the tables are too narrow; there's only one very narrow table where you can put things.

The room was clean, tidy, and quiet. It was very close to the south gate of Qianling Mountain Park, just a five-minute walk away. There were many snacks nearby. However, there was construction at the entrance, making it slightly inconvenient to enter and exit the hotel. But the security guard helped with the luggage and gave directions. Overall, I was quite satisfied with the stay.

I never write bad reviews, but this place was absolutely terrible. The hotel facilities were outdated, the service was poor, and the parking lot staff were rude and unprofessional. They kept saying they had a hard life—was that an invitation for tips? They kept nagging if you didn't give them any, even saying there were no security cameras in the parking garage. Drivers, definitely don't stay here! ****-style management. I was planning to stay for three days, but I only stayed one. So low-class.

The hotel's location was chosen because my parents were going to climb Qianling Mountain. The cleanliness was good, and the service was acceptable. However, although I noted I didn't want a room at the beginning or end of the first or last day of the month, they still gave me a room on the side. I'm not satisfied.

Oh no, it's so hot. I asked and they said the central air conditioning hasn't switched on yet. They told me to open the window, but only a tiny crack. I don't know how to ventilate. This is awful; I can't sleep peacefully at all.

Advantages: 1. Excellent location, very close to attractions. You can see Qianling Mountain Park from the window. 2. Delicious breakfast, especially the rice noodles – add extra toppings and they're amazing! Definitely try them! Disadvantages: 1. The outermost room was tiny; besides the bed, there was only a passageway. 2. The facilities were old, and the room was damp. You could smell a combination of dampness and sewer odor as soon as you entered. The worst part was the sewer backflow! It smelled terrible. We later discovered it was because the bathroom drain was completely open. 3. When we left, we asked the front desk for two new paper bags to store our belongings, and they were dirty inside and out – some with dust spots, some with dents from being piled up in cabinets. The replacement bags were the same. This shows the overall cleanliness was really poor. 4. Unprofessional service staff. We only had about ten minutes to eat breakfast at 7 AM, as we needed to catch our bus immediately afterward. After giving our room number, the receptionist at the restaurant entrance, with a sour face, said breakfast wasn't included in our room. I assured her it was, and showed her my order confirmation on the app. I was already in a rush, and showing her my order on my phone took several more minutes. As a result, I hurriedly ate and then got diarrhea on the way, severely impacting my travel experience! I suggest the hotel check which female receptionist was on duty at the restaurant entrance on July 31st! 5. There's pipeline construction around the hotel, with construction fences erected. There's almost no room to walk; you can only walk about a meter wide against the facade. The uneven terrain makes it nearly impossible for the elderly and children to pass. Before I arrived, I saw reviews saying it was still under construction. With so many people and cars, traffic was chaotic, and getting a taxi was extremely difficult. There were constant traffic jams, nowhere to park, and it was impossible to find a driver (because of the construction fence in front of the hotel). From trying to hail a taxi to waiting and finding one, it took us twenty minutes to finally get a ride. It is recommended that you allow plenty of time when traveling, especially when catching a train or bus.

The breakfast was good, and the service was very attentive.

The mountain view was nice, so I booked several days in a row, and the first two days were consistently positive. Because I would be out sightseeing during the day, I would rest for a while before washing up afterward. However, for so many days, they didn't change the sheets even once, and the sheets were all smelly. I'm baffled as to why, for the same price, the cleanliness is so drastically different, almost to the point of being careless. Shouldn't they be maintaining good relationships with existing customers and retaining new ones? It felt like I was lowering my standards by staying for two days straight. Why is the maintenance work still going on until midnight? It's the middle of the night now, and there's still a lot of construction noise outside. A terrible experience.