Meishan Hotels with Bars

A truly therapeutic French-style B&B experience ✨ Tangli, you won't want to leave! On this trip with the kids, we discovered this hidden gem of a B&B, ”Tangli,” nestled amidst mountains and water. From the moment we entered until we left, we were enveloped in a gentle embrace – I have to rave about it! 🏡 Ambiance: A perfect blend of French and Jiangnan styles We were immediately struck by its beauty upon entering! The Chinese-style wooden structure paired with gray bricks and white walls possesses both the charm of old architecture and the openness of modern design. The central courtyard is lush and green, with a wooden terrace, lounge chairs, and a babbling brook – every snapshot is a masterpiece of ambiance. The kids can run and play in the yard without any safety concerns, and adults can completely relax. The interior is even more aesthetically pleasing! Vintage floral tiles, wooden stairs, large, clear windows, and a bookshelf area filled with the scent of books – every detail exudes refinement and care. The riverside outdoor seating is absolutely stunning! Enjoying the river breeze, gazing at the distant mountains and flowing water, and sipping coffee creates a truly immersive atmosphere – perfect for taking amazing photos with kids! 🛋️ Service: Heartwarming Attention to Detail The service at this guesthouse is truly impeccable! From check-in to check-out, we were taken care of flawlessly. They proactively helped with luggage, provided information on nearby attractions, and even thoughtfully prepared snacks and toys for the children, treating guests like friends. 🍴 Amenities: A Comfortable Experience Filled with Attention to Detail The guesthouse's common areas are fantastic! There's a cozy coffee bar with the aroma of freshly ground coffee; a spacious relaxation area perfect for gatherings with friends or family activities; and a quiet reading corner where you can relax and unwind. The rooms are clean and tidy, with soft and comfortable bedding; the kids fell asleep instantly after playing. The only drawback was that the room we booked didn't have the best orientation and wasn't particularly well-ventilated. 🌿 A Perfect Choice for Kids As a family with children, the most important factors are a safe environment, attentive service, and a relaxed atmosphere. Tangli perfectly meets all expectations! The spacious common areas provide ample play area for children, while the greenery and small animals (including adorable fruit trees) in the courtyard allow kids to connect with nature up close, and adults can enjoy a slower pace of life. The guesthouse is surrounded by beautiful mountain and water scenery, making it perfect for walks, strolling with kids, and taking photos. It's a truly relaxing place to unwind and enjoy quality family time. In short, Tangli is definitely the top choice for your trip!

The overall environment of the hotel is good, the lobby is clean and tidy, and the check-in speed is fast. The room is moderately spaced, the lighting is good, and all kinds of supplies are available. The service attitude is friendly, the security is in place and the peace of mind is in place, and the comprehensive experience is good.

The parking location is convenient, and travel is also convenient. There is an old street downstairs, and Guangming Temple is in the distance. The room is nice, there is an elevator, and the restaurant downstairs is delicious. I won’t post pictures of the food to avoid ruining the surprise. The boss is warm and hospitable, recommended!

The hotel is right next to the scenic area entrance. We arrived at 9 pm and there was plenty of parking. The front desk proactively upgraded our room to an executive family single room, combining the spaciousness of an executive room with the multiple beds of a family room. Even though the kids are older, they were still fascinated by the tents and rocking horses. The room had air conditioning, radiators, and an electric blanket under the mattress—a delightful surprise on a winter night. The window could be opened, letting in the fresh mountain air, ensuring a restful sleep. The breakfast selection was plentiful, with a spacious and elegant restaurant connecting to the dinner area. A short walk of 100 meters from the main lobby entrance leads directly to the scenic area ticket gate by elevator. Our legs were sore from the climb at Wawu Mountain, so being able to relax and soak in the hot springs right outside the scenic area was incredibly relaxing. The hot springs were outdoors, surrounded by green trees and rocks, with winding paths leading to a secluded spot. The scenic area ticket was valid for two days, so we stayed for both.

We participated in the Renshou Marathon's family run, and because there were no rooms available in the city center, we were forced to choose this place. Unexpectedly, the environment here is tranquil, adjacent to Heilongtan (Black Dragon Pool), with the elegant charm of a manor villa – a great place to escape the summer tax rush. The only drawback is that the rooms are a bit small, although the balcony is large. The hot water supply in the bathroom was problematic; there was no hot water after 10 PM, and we waited for two hours without being able to shower. The hot water supply system needs improvement!

The housekeeper called in advance to inform me of the directions and added me on WeChat to send detailed video navigation. I was incredibly lucky this time, as I received a free room upgrade. The environment was very comfortable, located right at the entrance of the ancient town, with a large lawn where I could fully enjoy sunbathing.

This was my first time at the Indigo Hotel in Heilongtan. Upon arrival, I immediately felt that signature Indigo style, which is consistent with other Indigo hotels I've stayed at – my family really likes it. The staff provided excellent service, and we had a dedicated room butler who responded to every request instantly. Our room was upgraded, which was a nice touch. The architecture in the courtyard is truly unique and beautiful, perfect for taking photos. It would have been even better if the weather had been a bit cooler. The Indigo breakfast is served at the InterContinental Hotel, which is also where the Paradise Island Water Park is located, along with all the family activities. The Indigo itself is very quiet, primarily designed for relaxation with no entertainment facilities. It's ideal for those who prefer a peaceful environment. To get to the InterContinental, you basically take a shuttle bus. You can arrange for the front desk or your butler to book it for you in advance before heading downstairs, which is very convenient. Overall, this hotel left a fantastic impression. The service was top-notch, and they really went out of their way to ensure guests were satisfied. I'll definitely consider staying here again in the future!

The one-night, two-day stay at Club Med Heilongtan left a wonderful impression on all of us. The hotel is very new and clean, and there are so many activities that even without the all-inclusive package, you'll find plenty to do – you'll just wish you had more time. A pleasant surprise was finding the Zhu Guangyu hot pot restaurant inside the hotel, which is truly the best alternative to the buffet. The GOs were very enthusiastic and provided excellent service! I'd like to extend a special thanks to our dedicated butler, Vivi! My child was scratched by a sign at the front desk, and upon hearing about it, Vivi not only brought antiseptic supplies but also upgraded us to the all-inclusive package, allowing the child to enjoy all activities, and even gave us a complimentary teddy bear and late check-out. It was incredibly thoughtful! It was a delightful surprise to run into Amir and Carlos, GOs we had met previously at Club Med Lijiang. We recognized each other immediately and greeted each other like old friends. This is the unique warmth that Club Med offers, making it feel like coming home. With a Club Med so close to home, there's no reason not to visit frequently!

The room offered a fantastic view, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the serene Heilongtan Lake. The mountains and water in the morning mist were picturesque. The bedding met InterContinental's usual high standards, though some furniture showed slight wear (e.g., a lightly scuffed sofa). The family room with its small tent and children's amenities was a thoughtful touch, but the soundproofing was a bit weak, as footsteps from the corridor could be heard. The front desk service was efficient, completing check-in in just 10 minutes and proactively upgrading us to a lake view room. Housekeeping was responsive, and the turndown service was meticulous (they even posed our child's doll). The buffet breakfast at the Lobby Tree Western Restaurant offered a wide variety of options, including local specialty fish hotpot. Leisure facilities included activities like Baduanjin, rice paddy fishing, and stretching yoga. The over 2000㎡ water park was a highlight, with its thoughtful heated children's slides, though the water temperature in some of the massage pools was inconsistent.

Staff training is inadequate, staff quality is poor, and management level and processes urgently need improvement, which is inconsistent with the hotel's positioning and pricing. The so-called Western and Chinese breakfast options are already limited, and what's most unacceptable is that after ordering two bowls of noodles, the young man remained silent after receiving one, first ”gesturing” that he would come back later, then offering to give it to me as I pleased. It wasn't until the fourth round of argument that he finally ”spoke up” to explain that there was a queue and we should queue from the left (probably because I was on the right at the time). Complaining was futile, as he was the supervisor and would ignore you. I was forced to go to the front desk to get a response from the duty manager. The explanation was that they couldn't remember the number of people (see the picture for the maximum number)? Or couldn't they just tell us to queue when there are many people? Actually, I noticed this when I inquired during my check-in in the afternoon.