Kunming Hotels with balcony

This time I stayed here after being at the convention center branch, and the difference is truly stark. While the Wanda Xishan store has good hardware, the soft services and management approach are frankly incomprehensible. There was construction going on downstairs, and they started working before 8 AM, making so much noise that it was impossible to rest. The front desk kept emphasizing that they had given us a free room upgrade during check-in. But what's the point of such an 'upgrade' if the upgraded room is still incredibly noisy? If there were quiet rooms facing other directions, even if it meant paying a difference, the front desk should have proactively explained and offered options, instead of using a supposed 'upgrade' to gloss over the core accommodation experience. The concierge service was also completely unnoticeable, a far cry from the convention center branch where the concierge recognized my room at a glance and proactively resolved issues with attention to detail. The soft services at the Wanda store are truly disappointing; the experience was extremely poor.

The apartment is very clean, it's been cleaned every day. Bed is comfortable and bedroom is quiet. Living room is beautiful. The owner is friendly, helpful and hard working woman. Location is near railway station and there is a lot of restaurants in the neighborhood. Thank you for hosting me!

Traveling with kids, we stopped in Kunming for a night on our way back from Fuxian Lake and chose this hot spring hotel. The hotel was clean, the service was great, and we really enjoyed the water park and hot springs – it was so relaxing and perfect for families with children. Highly recommend for family trips!

The staff were so nice. Always smiling, always ready to help, and it felt genuine rather than just part of the job. Even in a short stay, they made us feel looked after. Breakfast was good too. Nothing fancy, but fresh and tasty, and a nice way to start the day before heading out to explore. My favourite part was a small thing, though. When we checked out, they gave us a little parting gift. I wasn't expecting it at all. I'd actually been planning to buy something like it from one of the shops on the street, so now I don't need to. It was a really thoughtful gesture and left us with a lovely last impression. One night wasn't nearly enough. It's the little touches like that which make a stay memorable, and I'd gladly stay longer next time I'm in Kunming. If you want a friendly place with a good location in the old town, I'd say go for it.

The hotel facilities are a bit old, but well-maintained. The environment is elegant, quiet, and comfortable, and the staff are quite enthusiastic. Overall, the experience was decent. However, perhaps because it was raining, the cushions in the courtyard were all put away and not replaced before guests checked in. The water features in the courtyard villa were turned off, and there were dead leaves inside, making the whole courtyard look a bit desolate, which affected the stay. The price of over 3,000 yuan per night felt a bit overpriced. The garden hot spring was very comfortable and beautiful; I would come back just for that. As for the crossing-the-bridge noodles priced at over 200 yuan, I wouldn't recommend trying them if you're a local. 😅

This is our second time staying at this hotel in Kunming, and both times we've chosen it for my elderly parents. It's incredibly convenient for visiting Dianchi Lake, and it's been recently renovated, looking even better than before with a charming, antique feel. It's very photogenic! The owner, front desk staff, and concierge were all incredibly helpful. The first room wasn't quite comfortable, so they immediately moved us to another. My parents have trouble sleeping, and they were very accommodating, switching us to a twin room. The owner even turned out to be from the same hometown as us and kindly offered free tea. We felt very at ease during our three-day stay. It's also convenient for visiting Shilin (Stone Forest). I highly recommend staying here for your travels.

The room was very clean. The location is super easy to find, about a ten-minute walk from the exit of Kunming Railway Station. There's a wide variety of food options nearby, all very affordable.

Our stay was absolutely perfect! The hotel room was clean, the service was excellent, and it offered great value for money – we were very comfortable. The breakfast was outstanding; everything was freshly made, not pre-prepared. The pastries and buns were handmade and absolutely delicious – it's rare to find such homemade quality at a hotel. Right next to the hotel is a large, beautiful golf course. A big plus is the shuttle service to the cable car and subway station, and they even offer transfers to the Nationalities Park for sightseeing! I also have to commend the hotel's partnered photography service; photographer Xiao Xiao was professional and patient, with a great eye for composition and aesthetics. The photo shoot was efficient, and the final pictures exceeded our expectations. Highly recommend!

I chose this hostel for my solo trip, and the overall experience was surprisingly good. The room was very clean, and the bed had a privacy curtain and a bedside charging port, so you have your own small space when you pull the curtain. The bathroom and shower were clean, with plenty of hot water 24/7. The common areas had a great atmosphere for relaxing and chatting, where you can meet travelers from all over. The front desk service was attentive and even offered simple tips for local sightseeing routes. The location is excellent, convenient for dining, drinking, and getting around. It's fantastic value for money, a top choice for solo travelers, and I genuinely recommend it.

After a hesitant final leg of our family trip to Yunnan returning through Kunming, we chose this hotel near the old street in the city center. The location is super convenient—right downstairs is a commercial area with a fantastic Southeast Asian style street. You can easily walk to the Old Street, Nanping Pedestrian Street, and the Wine Glass Building, making it great for traveling with kids. We booked the family room, which was exceptionally spacious with wooden furniture. Although the facilities are a bit dated, it had a great vibe and a subtle, pleasant fragrance. The hotel service was mediocre; two simple requests were rejected outright without a second thought, and the staff lacked proactivity—perhaps because it leans towards being a business hotel.