Hot Spring Hotels in Li County

Facilities: All the equipment in the room is brand new and smart-controlled. It's clear how competitive guesthouses are getting these days! Hygiene: The room was also very clean. Environment: Their environment is absolutely top-notch. Not only the elevator, but the fake floral arrangements in the hallways and rooms are truly a cut above. Service: The owner is very welcoming. I ordered a plate of Twice-Cooked Pork by myself one evening, and the owner made it so incredibly delicious! Thumbs up! My room had views in two directions, and the large room with big windows offered a spectacular view.

The hotel has a great location, very close to the Bipenggou Scenic Area. Traveling by car is extremely convenient, and there is free parking on-site. Nestled against the mountains and alongside a stream, the environment is serene and quiet. You can enjoy beautiful mountain and forest views right outside your window. The rooms are spacious, clean, and meticulously maintained. The bedding is soft and comfortable, and the room features smart home automation, making for a hassle-free stay. The facilities include hot spring pools and a heated indoor swimming pool. Soaking in the hot springs after a day of exploring to relieve the fatigue of hiking is just wonderful. The front desk staff are warm, attentive, and quick to respond. They thoughtfully provide tips and precautions for traveling in high-altitude areas, and the breakfast is delicious. Whether you're on a road trip, a family vacation, or traveling with a group, this place is a perfect fit. I will definitely choose Lanyuexi again next time I visit Bipenggou, highly recommended!

Advantages: Location: Very close to Bipenggou, with plenty of dining options at the intersection. Cleanliness: The hotel environment is quite nice, very clean, like it was recently opened. Design: The design is quite stylish, with a small courtyard on the first floor offering views of the mountains behind. Disadvantages: 1. Cold! We checked in around 7:00 PM, and they immediately turned on the air conditioning and underfloor heating. Even after half an hour, the temperature was still very low. We asked the front desk while out for dinner, and they said the underfloor heating takes three hours to heat up. We kept it on all night, and it was still cold in the morning. We had to wear a coat just to get out of bed to use the bathroom. The bathroom was even colder, practically unusable for showering. Not recommended in winter. 2. Noisy. There's absolutely no soundproofing on the first floor. We could clearly hear people eating and chatting in the lobby. 3. Not good value for money. For over 300 yuan a night, you could stay at a Ji Hotel in Chengdu. While this price is understandable near a tourist area, the experience was terrible and not worth the extra 300 yuan.

The pictures say it all! This was an amazing hotel throughout our entire trip. A kind gentleman helped us with our luggage. When a family member wasn't feeling well, the front desk provided Rhodiola and glucose water. We also received a small complimentary pouch containing ******* incense. The bedding was very clean, the bed comfortable, and disposable towels were provided. The hot springs were fantastic; I soaked for forty minutes. In the morning, I saw an auntie meticulously cleaning the pools, scrubbing every bit! The front yard is beautiful, and the evening bonfire created a wonderful atmosphere. However, the bonfire smoke wasn't great for me as I have bronchitis (purely a personal issue), so I only stayed in the front yard for a while before heading back. Any issues were addressed immediately. On the second floor above the restaurant, there's a reading area and a billiards table. Billiards are free, but you need to go to the front desk on the first floor to pay and get the balls. We found it too much hassle, so we didn't go back downstairs for them. There's a boardwalk – a door inside the restaurant opens directly to it. Opening it felt like stepping through Doraemon's Anywhere Door. Breakfast was also quite rich and included coffee.

This was my first time staying in a tent-style room, and it was quite an experience. It would be even more amazing if it snowed in winter, just opening the tent and seeing the snow! My husband also kept saying how peaceful the room with the starry sky roof was; we'd love to stay there sometime. There were two minor drawbacks. First, there was no place to hang towels in the bathroom; you just had to put them back in your pocket after use, which was inconvenient. Second, the private hot spring bath was a bit disappointing. Perhaps because the lid wasn't properly closed, there were tons of small insects in the tub after filling it, and we spent ages scooping them out. Safety could also be improved. The handrail leading to the hot spring was on the outside, where there were curtains and chairs, so it's usually not used. I tried to go up from the side closer to the room and slipped; my foot is still black. Overall, the minor flaws don't outweigh the merits. The interior and exterior decor were very stylish, the owner was very helpful, and the price for the private hot spring room was quite reasonable, especially considering how close it is to the scenic area.

The hotel was surprisingly good, and the service wasn't as bad as some reviews suggested. Even though it was off-season, the staff was still very responsive to requests. Our butler, Shishi, proactively upgraded our room and replied to messages promptly, which we really appreciated! There were 4 hot spring pools open, plus 2 slightly cooler ones. While not overly fancy, they were perfectly adequate for a quiet soak. We stayed one night and used the springs twice, and I definitely felt it was worth the money. I initially thought it might be an old hotel with dilapidated facilities, but seeing it in person changed my mind completely. You can tell they used quality materials back in the day, far superior to what you find in today's budget hotels. There's extensive marble flooring and staircases, solid wood countertops, and even though the elevator looked old-style, it ran smoothly, steadily, and quietly. Overall, it exceeded my expectations.

I arrived at Bipenggou the night before my birthday. Since it was the off-season, the prices were good, so I chose one of the best hotels in the area, the Feili Hotel. To my surprise, it completely exceeded my expectations! It was clean, spacious, and well-equipped, and most importantly, I could charge my devices. Even the local BBQ shop owners know about this place. I was on the 4th floor, and opening the window revealed a stunning mountain view – just lying in bed and daydreaming was incredibly relaxing. The hotel manager is beautiful and kind. The front desk lady was also lovely; she even gave me a small gift after finding out it was my birthday. After chatting with her for a bit, I got the feeling she might be an ISTP. ST types really are cool on the outside but warm on the inside – so adorable! The hot springs were great too. Having them all to myself in the off-season was fantastic, and the water temperature was just right. I accidentally swallowed a mouthful, and it really was sweet! She wasn't kidding when she said it was mountain spring water. All in all, this birthday felt a bit warmer thanks to Feili. I hope to see them again next time I visit Bipenggou.

Great location, new and clean facilities, and a super comfy bed with a heated blanket under the bed sheet so no more dry air from a heater. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The highlight was definitely the toilet — the best I’ve seen in China, with a warm seat! Will definitely come back and highly recommend this place. 👍

The room was just okay. The bathroom door handle was dirty, there were water stains on the ceiling, and the sink and room wallpaper weren't very clean. I felt it wasn't worth the price, but overall, considering the facilities, it was acceptable. The laundry room has 3 washers and 3 dryers available for free use. The gym has three pieces of equipment. The view from the rooftop observation deck was average, not as good as looking out at the river from the room's window. I was too tired to try the hot spring, but it looked decent and was open from 3 PM to 10 PM. Breakfast was alright; the broccoli, sausages, egg tarts, and fried eggs tasted pretty good.

Located in the county town, it feels like a newly built building in the core area, with a huge plaza in front offering a wide-open view. The underground parking garage has Nio fast-charging stations. The front desk receptionist, Ms. Zhuoma, was very polite and provided us with a lot of useful information, including how to use the room and ready-made tips for dining and sightseeing. Lixian is a very distinctive county with unique geographical features, and the accommodation conditions here are much better than in Siguniangshan Town.