Luxury Hotels in Lijiang

"The hotel facilities and services were great. The only thing was the 'unpredictable' housekeeping service. Since I was traveling alone, I preferred not to be disturbed and had informed the hotel beforehand. They arranged my room perfectly, but they didn't ask if I needed daily room cleaning. I assumed the front desk would ask, but they didn't. On the second day, housekeeping knocked directly on my door. The problem is that their windows are glass, and if I open the blackout curtains, people outside can see in, which startled me. It actually happened twice in one day – there was also a turndown service at night that knocked directly. I think the hotel really needs to improve this. The intention behind the service is good, but if they had just asked about my preferences before check-in, it would have been better for everyone."

"Staying in the Jacuzzi Villa was an absolute delight! The Naxi-style courtyard was elegant and peaceful, and the private, temperature-controlled Jacuzzi was clean and comfortable. Soaking under the stars at night melted away all my travel fatigue. I must commend Elin, our butler, for her outstanding service. From coordinating before our arrival to her attentive care during our stay, she was always quick to respond to any needs. She was thoughtful and professional, never intrusive, which truly enhanced the relaxing vacation vibe. The facilities were excellent, and the service was an added bonus – a perfect Lijiang getaway! Highly recommended!"

"We booked three rooms, and all of them were upgraded to executive suites with unbeatable mountain views – highly recommend! Dinner was at the hotel, and the yak hotpot and mushroom chicken hotpot were very generous portions. Xiao Zhu's dipping sauce was excellent, a definite thumbs up. Since it started raining in the middle of the night, the air pressure dropped, and we all started to experience altitude sickness. The room ventilation had a slight flaw; the bedroom didn't have a window. The room did come with an oxygen concentrator for an additional charge, and we took turns using it among the four of us, so we didn't get much rest. Everyone's physical condition is different, so we can't blame the hotel. Overall, I still highly recommend it! 👍"

"InterContinental Lijiang Ancient Town Resort, a Naxi garden sanctuary right next to the Old Town 🏔️ This hotel offers a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle, with a private back entrance directly into Dayan Ancient Town. You won't have to drag your luggage over cobblestones after exploring. The resort features charming streams and bridges, and the lobby offers stunning views of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain on clear days, creating an incredible ambiance. Buggy service is readily available, and the rooms retain their Naxi style with excellent amenities. Leave the crowds of the Old Town behind and return to the hotel for a quiet and relaxing getaway. It's definitely a top choice for accommodation in Lijiang. Bella provided excellent service, and the hotel spa was incredibly comfortable!"

"This was the most satisfying and unexpected hotel of my Yunnan trip. They truly embodied the essence of Kerry, even exceeding my previous experiences with the brand. They perfectly catered to my exhaustion and fatigue, achieving the ultimate in service and design, blending lifestyle with convenience. From the moment I arrived at the hotel in the early morning, suffering from altitude sickness in Shangri-La, I was sleepy, tired, and had a terrible headache. The receptionist at the entrance warmly and enthusiastically welcomed me, patiently arranged my room in the early hours, and sincerely told me that if I needed oxygen, the hotel would provide it free of charge. In that situation and environment, I felt a warmth like that of family. I was surprised three times during my stay. The first surprise came on the way to my room by car, when I was awestruck by the hotel's night view. It was far more beautiful than what my camera could capture; only seeing it in person can convey the true feeling of the courtyard blending seamlessly with the mountains and forests. When I opened the door, I was amazed by the interior. It abandoned the traditional hotel layout, with the designer's vision integrating modernity and tradition. The lighting was just right, and nothing in the interior felt superfluous. That night was the best sleep I had throughout my entire trip. When I woke up in the morning and drew back the curtains, I realized the designer had transformed the mountains and space into a canvas and painted within it. Spending a week in the room felt like I myself was a stroke of rich ink. The hotel has many facilities for guests to enjoy. I literally spent the entire day after I woke up just soaking in the hotel. I experienced local roasted tea, tried wild matsutake mushrooms, took photos with alpacas and miniature horses, and simply drank tea, ate, and strolled around the hotel. Before I knew it, the day was over. The scenery is truly beautiful, and unfortunately, I am not eloquent enough to perfectly convey my story with this secluded gem, including the meticulous details of housekeeping and laundry service, which constantly remind you of their absolute dedication and heartwarming care. Some feelings and experiences are difficult to describe in words; you truly have to experience it yourself to understand their meticulousness, their attentiveness, and that kind of care like family and friends."

"I stayed in a deluxe two-bedroom villa with my parents. The whole hotel is like a huge garden, and staying there was a real pleasure. The rooms and courtyard were incredibly spacious, and the decor had a distinctive local feel. The bathtub was large, and the room was kept immaculately clean. Breakfast offered a wide variety of choices, and the restaurant overlooked the hotel garden, making for a very pleasant dining experience. All the staff were incredibly welcoming, and the electric shuttle service was prompt. The package also included a complimentary hotel photoshoot, a local chicken hotpot, and station pick-up service. They even thoughtfully decorated the room for a birthday celebration and provided a cake, all free of charge. While some facilities are showing their age due to the hotel's long history, it's clear they make a great effort to maintain everything, and it barely affected our stay. These minor issues are easily overshadowed by the positives; this hotel was definitely the highlight of my trip to Yunnan."

"This hotel is perfect for a slow-paced vacation, and I'm absolutely delighted! It's located right by the entrance to Longnv Lake, about a 15-minute walk to the commercial street – not too far, not too close, so it's nice and quiet. If you're lucky, you can even see the 'Golden Mountain in the Morning Sun' right from your bed. The exterior features typical local stone architecture, while the interior design is very stylish. There's also a lovely grassy area out back that's great for photos. The room layout is practical, and the mattress and pillows are super comfortable. If you're not rushing to see all the sights, the hotel offers plenty of activities to keep you busy for days, like hiking and fruit picking, horseback riding around the lake, and Naxi home visits. It's especially great for families with kids. The airport shuttle service is also very convenient. I have to commend the service; the staff are all incredibly warm and friendly. When we needed anything, the 'little brothers and sisters' (staff members) responded quickly and were very thoughtful in helping us solve problems. The performer, an 'older brother' (staff member), was also very dedicated – great at singing and dancing. He didn't miss a single toast song before dinner, and the bonfire party had a fantastic atmosphere. The hotel food is outstanding, with unlimited fruit and drinks. The afternoon tea, in particular, was very rich and varied. The restaurant's zhajiang mian (noodles with fried sauce) and yak hotpot were delicious, and for breakfast, we even had milk bird's nest and peach gum sweet soup – very thoughtful! I'll definitely choose this place again on my next trip to Lijiang. I hope the hotel maintains its quality. Looking forward to the second phase, see you next time!"

"Our stay at Hotel Indigo Lijiang was truly wonderful. The location is super convenient, just a short walk to the Old Town, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle. The quiet courtyard and traditional Naxi architectural style, with thoughtful touches reflecting the Ancient Tea Horse Road, were charming. The staff were gentle and attentive, check-in was smooth, and the room was clean and comfortable. Coming back to the hotel after exploring the Old Town was incredibly relaxing. Breakfast offered a great variety of choices, making for a truly pleasant and effortless stay. It made our trip to Lijiang so much easier, and I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit."

"Our whole family went on an in-depth tour of Lijiang, and this five-diamond hotel is definitely worth staying at again. The location is convenient, with easy access to all major scenic spots. Online requests were answered promptly, and communication was consistently responsive. The rooms were cozy and clean with excellent soundproofing. The parking lot was well-organized, with plenty of charging spots for new energy vehicles. Kids' clothes could be self-washed and dried, and the gym facilities were well-maintained. We were also able to flexibly adjust our check-out time."

"This hotel is absolutely fantastic, and I'll definitely prioritize this brand for future trips. The location is next to Indigo, close to the South Gate of the old town, making it convenient for exploring the old town or catching a taxi. The service is exceptional and incredibly attentive. The room came equipped with shawls, sunscreen, sunglasses, earplugs, and even nail clippers. They even prepared a birthday gift for our child who happened to be celebrating their birthday during our stay. We were greeted with welcome tea, complimentary afternoon tea, and the breakfast included abalone and bird's nest soup. The toiletries are from Le Labo. The room always had a soothing sandalwood scent, which was very therapeutic. It's a converted old house, but it doesn't feel eerie at all. The decor is very tasteful and high-end. Crucially, the room also has oxygen supply, which is extremely important for first-time visitors to high-altitude areas, as it significantly reduces anxiety about the elevation. I stayed here with my extended family, and overall, we were very satisfied."