Hotels With Gym in Yunnan, China

This was by far the best hotel/guesthouse experience we had during our trip to Yunnan. The room came with a Xiao AI smart speaker, the bathroom was clean, and the water pressure was excellent. They also offer airport pick-up and drop-off, which is perfect for guests catching early flights the next day. On the day we checked in, they even gave us complimentary flower cakes. Employee number 666 provided amazing service!

The location is super convenient, really close to the subway station, and right next to a bustling commercial area. The room is high enough that you don't get bothered by the noise from the shops. It's a non-smoking room, very clean and tidy, and the bedding is so comfortable, I slept like a baby. The front desk staff, both the guys and girls, were really friendly and provided warm, thoughtful service. I guess it's the off-season before the winter holidays, because they even upgraded my room type – how lucky is that! I'll definitely choose this place again next time!

Because we went there during the May Day holiday, we booked two rooms. When booking, we requested a high floor. When we arrived, they said there were no high floors. When we asked when the rooms would be cleaned, they said they were not sure. I felt that the service was a little inadequate in this regard, but otherwise I was very satisfied. Both the Chinese and Western food were good. Recommended!

The hotel's location is excellent, making it convenient to get anywhere. Before booking, I had some questions, and the front desk staff patiently and thoroughly answered them all, which led me to book without hesitation. They even arranged my stay according to my preferences and upgraded my room. Although the hotel is in a bustling commercial center, it was surprisingly quiet at night, allowing for a good night's sleep. The views from the hotel are fantastic; I could overlook landmarks like the 'Wine Glass' building and Kunming Old Street right from my room. The windows could also be partially opened for ventilation, which significantly enhanced our Kunming trip experience.

Tonight, I made a last-minute check-in at the 'Cuihu Hotel', designed by I.M. Pei. It was unplanned, but a delightful surprise. In my opinion, a hotel isn't a museum; its 'sense of history' should be elegant, not heavy, and its 'vintage feel' should be classic, not dated. Before arriving, I was very worried this 69-year-old hotel would feel stuffy and decayed. To my surprise, Cuihu Hotel strikes the perfect balance and shows great wisdom. For example, the public area ceilings are adorned with 24K gold leaf, and the murals feature maple wood relief carvings with gold accents – aesthetics that are certainly a product of their time [tears of joy emoji]. However, they've now added many art pieces to temper this 'bling' and enhance the elegance and scholarly vibe. Even the subtle classical jazz music and the light, delicate fragrance filling the air inject a fresh, youthful spirit into the overall ambiance. Yet, the common issues of older hotels persist: outdated facilities, bathtub design, and those unsightly large pillars… This leaves me feeling conflicted, both loving and hating it, and hesitant about whether I'd stay here again (especially with kids). What truly stood out was the check-in experience: the front desk gifted us fresh roses, a succulent potted plant, and a postcard as souvenirs. In the room, there was a handwritten card, red-billed gull biscuits, Yunnan small-bean coffee powder with a Moka pot. They even pre-arranged a bedtime dessert and a crib bumper. For welcome fruits, the housekeeping auntie knocked on our door with a basket, letting us choose our own! 😄 These interactions significantly elevated the stay, even adding a wonderful touch to my overall impression of this Yunnan trip. In summary, it has history but struggles with modernity; thankfully, the details, service, and quality are all excellent 👍. P.S. The room upgrade was successful, and my 'begging' for it went very smoothly.

This hotel by Dianchi Lake is pretty good all-around. The environment, of course, is fantastic. The open-plan lobby is very grand, and the jewelry sold in the shops reflects its upscale positioning. I even tried some Pu'er tea at the tea shop, and it was rich and fragrant. The public areas are huge. I heard there are peacocks somewhere, but I asked several staff members, and they all said they didn't know where they were, which was a bit funny. Even though I stayed for three nights, I still didn't get a chance to use the hot springs. Breakfast was quite varied, but I actually started feeling a bit of altitude sickness and couldn't eat much. The restaurant itself was a bit hard to find; I walked around for a long time on the first day trying to locate it. It would be great if the signs along the way were more detailed. It's about a 20-minute walk to Haigeng Dam by Dianchi Lake, or even 10-15 minutes if you walk quickly. The scenery along the way is beautiful, perfect for a stroll and to aid digestion.

Staying at the Jiangye Hotel was a delightful surprise! The room was spacious and bright with a well-thought-out layout and ample storage, perfect for an extended vacation. The hotel offers a free laundry room and a garment steamer, making it incredibly convenient for managing clothes while traveling. Breakfast is a set Chinese menu, nutritious and authentic, with delicious rice noodles and pastries. It's not far from the subway station, so getting around is easy, and there's a bustling snack street nearby. The staff were very responsive to all our requests, making for an absolutely fantastic experience!

Actually, I was going to give this hotel a full score at first. The lobby is very beautiful and high-end, and the room decoration is also very good. This level of decoration is very good in five-star hotels across the country. The front desk took the initiative to upgrade the room type with a bathtub. The children had a lot of fun playing with water, but the drain of this bathtub would not bounce back after pressing it down. Only the hotel staff could deal with it. The children took a bath twice and asked the staff to put it down twice. This is not a big problem for me, but I feel that the hotel staff are very tired. The key problem is that the air conditioner does not cool. It was actually a bit hot in those days. The staff came to see it twice and said that it would be fine after a while, but it never got better. I had no choice but to give up. At one o'clock in the middle of the night, everyone fell asleep, and the air conditioner suddenly turned on by itself. I turned it off, and it turned on again after a while. It was quite scary. I told the front desk when I checked out, and it seemed that she didn't take it seriously. So I decided to deduct a little point to prevent them from being too proud.

Beautiful views - the rooms are simple but great for a trip to the rice terraces. We had a problem with the restaurant food on the first night but the problem was promptly resolved by the manager which was much appreciated. The goat hotpot did not come with slice d meat for cooking as expected. Instead all meat was already in the pot (quantity not enough for 2 people as mainly fat and bones which I did not enjoy eating). However the manager offered to remedy this problem by presenting a plate of sliced meat. This show good attitude in resolving problems. Highly recommended.The following evening he made good recommendations for dinner and we enjoyed the food very much.

It's like the hotel set up its home right in the park! Even in the winter of 2026 in Lijiang, walking along the lush green paths, with the leafy courtyards bathed in warm sunshine, gives you a refreshing feeling~ There are also three-month-old alpacas and miniature horses that come over for a cuddle, they're so soft you just can't resist petting them! Staying here is so healing and cozy, filling your winter vacation with pure happiness~ Kail made the check-in quick and also introduced many activities.