5-Star Hotels in Longmen

From booking to leaving, every detail here is far more than expected. The homestay is hidden on a hill, but has impeccable design and comfort. The overall design will perfectly blend with local culture and modern minimalism, natural materials, restrained colors, ubiquitous artwork, every corner is a picture. Wake up in the bamboo sea in the morning, the touch of that moment is unspeakable. What really impressed us was the personalized service that far exceeded the hotel's standard. The homestay butler contacted us intimately before we arrived to ask for preferences. After check-in, the handmade welcome refreshments, the warm sweet soup prepared at the turndown service, and the private hiking route carefully recommended according to our interests, all made us feel the warmth of ”treated with care”. The bedding is undoubtedly the standard above the five-star hotel. The bathroom facilities are simple and convenient. Disposable electric toothbrushes are also rare. This is not just a place to sleep, it is an energy field that can make people completely relax and charge and start again. I can’t wait to come back again and experience different scenery.

This short trip was incredibly satisfying. First off, the front desk service during check-in was excellent, followed by the thoughtful service from the butler, and finally, the quick response time from customer service – truly commendable. When a lot of people are playing in the water, it's never going to be perfectly clean, but at least I didn't have any allergic reactions here, which I've experienced at other water parks before. Then there's the buffet restaurant; while it might not have as many dishes as Chimelong, the food quality was good, and I found the variety to be quite comprehensive. I was even surprised to see live steamed rice rolls being made on the spot! All in all, this short trip was delightful, and both the elderly and children had a great time. This is definitely a hotel worth revisiting!

Ending summer on a high note, I stumbled upon this divine guesthouse, and my experience at Pella Manor far exceeded expectations! Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed by the butler, and stepping inside, I was instantly charmed by the romantic French decor and the soothing scent of eucalyptus. The overall environment is incredibly refined, with thoughtful details everywhere, and the cleanliness was impeccable. The kids had a blast swimming in the pool while the adults could quietly read a book, followed by a delightful afternoon tea. Afterwards, we explored the grounds, spotting orange, star fruit, and lemon trees, and snapped some beautiful photos. I definitely want to return in winter if I have the chance!

The housekeeper was very nice and provided excellent service. Overall, the hotel is a bit old, and the carpet in the hallway on our floor had a strange smell. The water park facilities could be more diverse, but the pool water was clean. The hotel's Mid-Autumn Festival event was well-organized and offered good service.

We brought the kids to Nankun Mountain Resort for a vacation and had an amazing experience! The mountain forest environment is fresh and quiet, and the resort grounds are spacious and great for strolling. The room was clean and bright, and having a private hot spring on the balcony/in-room was super convenient—the kids could soak without having to crowd with others. The bedding was soft and comfortable, the amenities were complete, and the breakfast offered a rich variety of choices. There are plenty of leisure activities, so both adults and kids can find something fun to do. With its slow-paced vibe, it's perfect for a family weekend getaway. We'll definitely be back!

This place is peaceful and surrounded by mountains. You feel complicate privacy. The facilities are of a high standard and the rooms are modern and comfortable. The buffet is of high standard too. Even as a foreigner there was something to be had. The restaurant offers a good set menu that was good value. Don't miss the hot spring nestled in the mountains.

The room was clean and hygienic. Downstairs, there were plenty of children's play facilities, like boating, archery, and go-karts, all available for use. The pool and hot spring water were very clean, and swimming in the morning was pleasant with shaded areas to avoid the sun. The staff were also very enthusiastic. In the evening, we watched a spectacular fireworks show and a bonfire performance. It was a very satisfying family trip experience.

Traveled on Mid-Autumn Festival day in 2026. Room booked: Twin Room with Mountain-View Private Hot Spring Pool. It was decent. 1. Impressions: We stayed in the Shirley Building. The room is large—while it might not actually be 63 square meters, the oversized balcony and spacious twin beds are definitely real. Both the bathroom and the bedroom have direct access to the balcony. Staying here with my kid was genuinely comfortable. The balcony faces a small hill with a visible walking trail. Right below the Shirley Building is a plaza, which happened to host a bonfire party on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Staying in the Shirley Building means you don't even need to go downstairs and squeeze through crowds with other guests to watch the show. 2. Dining: Highly recommend ”Ningxiang Restaurant” right across from the hotel. Exit from the hotel's second gate (the one next to Daqin Paradise), wait at the traffic light, and cross the street to arrive. Recommended dishes include stir-fried pork belly with bamboo shoots and farm-fresh seasonal vegetables. Both the vegetables and bamboo shoots were exceptionally fresh. The rice noodles, which aren't on the menu, were also very good. You can even place an order for Guming milk tea delivery on the spot. Avoid ”Laoyouji Farmhouse Restaurant” next door! On the evening of the Mid-Autumn Festival from 6:00 to 7:30 PM, there were only two tables of dine-in customers. The sweet and sour pork was way too salty and not good at all! 3. Accommodation: There are three main buildings in the hotel: the Shirley Building, the Bourbon Building, and Daqin Paradise. The Shirley Building is newer than the Bourbon Building; its overall room decoration and facility maintenance are slightly better, offering a more comfortable living experience. The Bourbon Building was built earlier, so some facilities look a bit dated. However, the Bourbon Building is centrally located in the resort, closer to the buffet restaurant (located on the basement level of the Bourbon Building)—just go downstairs and turn right to reach it. If you only care about breakfast, the Shirley Building also has a restaurant on the first floor, so distance won't be an issue. 4. Activities: Daqin Paradise is a great place to let kids burn off some energy. I found the 7th-floor go-karts a bit of a rip-off. My child is 10 years old and 164 cm tall, so they charged him the adult rate: 40 RMB for 2 laps, which took all of one minute to finish. Definitely not worth the price. The hillside hot spring area is not recommended for nighttime visits; go during the day instead. At night, the ground is damp, making it slippery and easy to fall. The fish spa pool inside the hot spring area is reasonably large. Since the hot spring area and Daqin Paradise are connected and accessed via wristbands, and we only went to Daqin Paradise briefly for the kids, you are actually allowed to enter this hot spring area in regular clothes (meaning swimwear is optional). So I just rolled up my pants and stepped into the fish pool. There were tons of little fish that tickled my feet as they nibbled—lots of fun! Tips: 1. Walking distance: Rooms in the Shirley Building are relatively new, featuring a private two-person hot spring pool on the balcony with great mountain views. However, it is quite far from Daqin Paradise and the outdoor hot spring area, requiring a few minutes' walk. 2. Wristbands and vouchers: Keep your breakfast vouchers when checking in, as breakfast here requires vouchers rather than wristbands or room keys. 3. Non-slip socks: Non-slip socks are mandatory for entering the play areas and go-kart zone in Daqin Paradise. They cost about 5 RMB a pair on-site, so it's recommended to buy them online in advance and bring them along to save a little money. 4. Return trip: On your way back from the hotel, you can take Longmen 218 Scenic Tourism Highway (commonly known as Highway 218), which is right next to the hotel. If you are heading back to Guangzhou, you can take this national highway for a section of the drive instead of taking the highway all the way.

During the Qingming Festival, I went to Huizhou to soak in hot springs and eat fresh bamboo shoots. The hotel has a good green environment. There is also a large tatami room in the private soup room. The family had a lot of fun playing poker on the tatami at night. The room is large and can accommodate a family of three or four. There is a butler service. Just contact the butler if you need it or check out. The hotel's breakfast is Chinese, with snacks such as steamed beef balls, and a noodle stall. The taste is better than Baodao 😆 (maybe other people's comments on the breakfast are not good and lower my expectations). There are many delicious farm dishes around. I plan to come again next spring. I hope that the road at the door will be completely repaired by then.

The service during the ***** New Year was really bad. I couldn't get through to room service at all. On the fifth day of the New Year, I didn't get my room until after 4 PM, and it hadn't even been fully cleaned yet. When I booked, it said there would be welcome fruit, but there wasn't any. I mentioned it to the front desk twice, and each time they said they'd send it right over, but it never arrived. My child got a scrape, and I asked for iodine, and they said they'd send it right over, but it still hadn't arrived by the time we checked out the next day. Then, when I was leaving the next day, I saw housekeeping cleaning other rooms, and they all had welcome candies, but I didn't get anything when I checked in yesterday. So, I feel the service is truly indescribable and really reflects poorly on their reputation. However, if you're coming for the hot springs, they are excellent. There are many pools, so it's not crowded at all, and the water is very clean. I only came here for the abundant hot spring pools, but the service attitude left me utterly speechless.