3-Star Hotels in Yibin

The location is excellent, right next to the museum, with its own parking lot across the street, making parking very convenient. We booked the Qing'an Family Room in advance for spring break; besides a small crib, the double bed is 2.4 meters wide! The balcony has a mountain spring-fed soaking tub. The breakfast's specialty bamboo fungus noodles were delicious, as were the homemade side dishes. The lunch set meal was reasonably priced and tasty. The next day, when it was difficult to get a taxi to the high-speed rail station, they even helped us arrange a ride.

What an amazing find. Right inside the park, run by a lovely hostess who helped arrange our arrival from the train station, a great tour of the park, and helped with any questions we had. The room was super clean, very comfortable, with modern touches like a projector screen and fully automated blinds and curtains. The highlight, though, were the delicious and varied meals. So many mushroom and bamboo dishes available. Excellent breakfast each morning with farm fresh eggs, steam cakes and noodles. I would highly highly recommend a stay here.

Their house is located halfway up the mountain, very close by bus from the west gate. The bus stop at the entrance requires a short wait, but you can flag it down. Driving is recommended for more freedom. The rooms are very clean, and the owner and grandma's fried rice is especially delicious. We stayed in a room with a super large balcony and a fantastic view, surrounded by lush bamboo. This place is perfect for quiet tea drinking, meditation, and relaxation. If you can endure solitude and want to connect with nature, then this place is truly a great choice.

The twin room had very large beds and comfortable bedding, plus an electric blanket. There was air conditioning in the room and the hotel had an elevator. The food was delicious. The hotel environment was very quiet, with parking, a washing machine, an outdoor restaurant, a swimming pool, and a play area for children. The front desk service was attentive and thoughtful; they reminded guests to take umbrellas and be careful of slippery roads on rainy days. When taking orders, after knowing what guests liked, they also proactively reminded guests that they could add extra items for free.

The core advantage of this guesthouse lies in its prime location within the scenic area. The first major attraction, ”Seven-Colored Waterfall,” is just an 800-meter walk from the guesthouse, significantly saving travel time and making it especially suitable for tourists who want an efficient sightseeing experience. The guesthouse owner is very welcoming and proactively recommends itineraries, which is very helpful for those unfamiliar with the area, preventing them from getting lost. Regarding dining, the all-bamboo banquet is a highlight; it's not only delicious but also incredibly affordable, offering excellent value for money and allowing guests to experience local specialties. Nearby attractions are also conveniently located, including Hai Zhong Hai (Sea in Sea), Fairy Lake, Xianyu Temple, and Tianbao Village (**Wo). The room was clean and tidy, and they proactively upgraded our room. There's a hot spring downstairs, and you can also enjoy free karaoke and billiards. It's excellent value for money.

[Five-star recommended Starway Hotel] The stay experience exceeded expectations! The front desk service is warm and professional, and the meticulous and thoughtful reception makes you feel at home. The rooms are clean and bright, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and the bathroom facilities are well maintained. The breakfast is rich and varied, with freshly cooked noodles and local snacks being particularly amazing, which will start the day full of energy. The hotel has very convenient transportation and is surrounded by a complete range of restaurants and business districts, making it extremely convenient for both business and leisure travel. A cost-effective choice, worth staying again and again!

Service: I really have to complain about this. Don't listen to that auntie downstairs. I suggest booking on-site because they're different from others; once you book, it's non-refundable if you don't stay (it says free refunds within a few minutes, no refunds after that, and we only found this out later). The staff initially said it was refundable because of a location issue, but even after we went downstairs, it was still non-refundable. We contacted Ctrip multiple times, and they said the hotel owner told us to contact them. The owner then said the gist was no refund unless we stayed. The person who contacted us downstairs even suggested we eat at their restaurant. Otherwise, it was okay. Especially the front desk staff were polite and enthusiastic. Environment: The 199 package only covers the first floor, which has a lot of mosquitoes. I don't recommend using the 199 booking; the mosquitoes are plentiful and the environment is bad. I also suggest rooms on the 4th or 5th floors with enclosed windows. Rooms without enclosed windows also have a lot of mosquitoes. The 4th and 5th floors are a bit more expensive. I don't recommend the private hot spring rooms; the tub there wasn't clean, with a lot of limescale. Cleanliness: I didn't check the other cleanliness details when I went, but the private hot spring in the room was subpar. It was a bit disappointing. We originally went there for this, but later we didn't want it anymore. Facilities: There's free parking, but you might need to be a little careful because the slope is quite steep. Pay attention to your driving style and turning angles when going up and down the slope to avoid scraping the undercarriage. I scraped mine, and several metal bolts on the undercarriage were scraped off. One of those bolts damaged my oil pan, causing a slight oil leak. I won't comment on the other aspects since I didn't experience them. Please only book if you're sure you'll be staying. If you're unsure, I suggest not booking. No refunds! No refunds! No refunds! No refunds! Be cautious when booking offline. Be cautious when ordering.

This hotel is worth recommending. I usually don't bother to comment, but this hotel must be praised. The young man and the young lady at the front desk are warm and enthusiastic. The hotel lobby is very design-conscious. The room is clean, spacious and bright, with excellent ventilation. The supplies are very complete. I am very particular about the bed, but this bed is very comfortable to sleep on. I slept until dawn, and the hygiene is also very clean. Friends who come to Yibin can really choose this hotel. I guarantee that you will not regret it.

I chose this hotel for its location in the old town. There is a snack street nearby plus lots of small restaurants. It is a ten minute walk to 合江门/ Hejiangmen. Breakfast and room were fine for this price point. Two things to note: 1. The main entrance was a little hard to see at first, you need to pass through what looks like a clothes shop first (see my photos) 2. Foreigners need to fill in an additional paper for at check in, including a contract person who can vouch for you in China. The hotel actually did call my contact person, to confirm I had entered China on the date and at the port I had declared to them at check in. The staff were polite and helpful throughout my stay.

Located beside the scenic Xingwen Stone Sea area, The Wonders of the World Bohai Hotel offers a convenient base for exploring the region’s natural attractions. The hotel is relatively new and provides basic amenities like Wi-Fi, a restaurant, and 24-hour front desk service, making it suitable for short stays. Guests often appreciate its excellent location close to caves and geological sites, though some reviews mention that cleanliness and overall maintenance could be improved. Overall, it’s a decent, budget-friendly option if location matters more than luxury