Lijiang Hotels with Wifi

"Owner was kind. The location is not quite ideal. You have to walk for 20 mins to Old Town, you can take didi but if there’s traffic, the time taken will also be 20 mins. If you bring luggage, you have to drag it for 5-8 minutes on stone surfaced ground before you reach the hotel as it’s located between small alleys. The hotel is pretty though and service is good. For muslim travellers, there are few halal restaurants 5 mins walk to the Old Town."

"there were 5 of us and we booked this villa to have our own rooms. there are stairs leading to the second level of the rooms and the host will make arrangements to help carry your luggages from the entrance of the ancient town to the hotel (note: cars can’t drop off in front of the hotel and it’s about 100m walk from main entrance)! breakfast are good, and the host (cassie) is very very friendly and helped us make arrangements for local tours that we’re keen on. :)"

"I booked this B&B quite spontaneously the day before, primarily because of its excellent reviews and high ratings. I booked it without hesitation, curious to see if it truly lived up to the online buzz. Upon arrival, it certainly didn't disappoint! What really drew me in was their incredible viewing platform. You could easily spend the entire day there, enjoying breakfast and afternoon tea – perfect for taking stunning photos! And the food was absolutely delicious. I didn't hesitate to extend my stay for another night. I'll definitely book this place again on my next visit to Lijiang!"

"My friend and I enjoyed our stay in the 'Deluxe Panoramic 720° View Double Bed Room With Bath Tub' at The Streets Where The Wind Lives (风居住的街道). The hotel housekeeper Mr Yu was incredibly kind, caring and helpful during our stay at the hotel - he went out of his way multiple times to ensure that our stay was comfortable and safe. Both the hotel owner and the housekeeper were always readily contactable via WeChat and made our stay in Lijiang really pleasant. Would highly recommend this hotel if you are planning to stay in Lijiang Ancient Town! Number of nights of stay: 3 nights Hotel location: 500 metres (approximately 10-minute walk) away from the north gate of Lijiang Ancient Town. Will need to walk about 2 to 3 flights of cobblestone steps to get to the hotel from the vehicle drop-off point; we transported our luggage from the vehicle drop-off point to the hotel on our own but you can also contact the housekeeper for assistance. About 30-minute DiDi ride from the hotel to Baisha Old Town Room: The 'Deluxe Panoramic 720° View Double Bed Room' was located on the third floor; there was no lift but the housekeeper kindly helped us to transport our luggage to our room. There were one king-sized bed, two bedside tables (with type I wall power sockets), one long table in front of the bed, one rocking chair, and floor-to-ceiling windows with a beautiful view of Lijiang Ancient Town. There was a sky roof in the room too but it was covered with tarp on the rooftop during our stay. The bed and pillows (one soft and one firmer memory foam pillow for each guest) were comfortable and the room was clean. The only downside was that the wardrobe was small with limited space to hang our clothes Bathroom: Spacious bathroom with shower area and bath tub. Toiletries (e.g. hand soap, shampoo, conditioner, body soap), disposable toothbrush/toothpaste, and towels were provided. Rubber bathroom slippers and disposable bedroom slippers were provided too Hotel amenities: Additional CNY 20/pax for breakfast at the lobby (8.30am-10am; noodles with tomato-based soup and minced meat; will need to arrange this with the housekeeper the night prior), communal washing machine (free of charge, inclusive of laundry liquid detergent; there is a small overhead rack to hang and dry the clothes after washing) Luggage storage: Complimentary and safe luggage storage in the hotel (e.g. if you are planning to hike and stay at Tiger Leaping Gorge for a night) Lijiang airport/station transfer: Free transfer arranged by the hotel for stays of at least three nights. Will need to arrange this with the hotel owner 1 day prior"

"The friendly hosts make the stay here worthwhile. It’s unlike any other home stay where the guest will always feel welcome. They will also try to fulfil every request of the guest to make sure their stay here is comfortable. The location is far from the main road which makes doorstep luggage drop off difficult. It’s about 2 mins walking distance. But not to worry as the host makes it convenient for the guests by offering luggage pick up and drop off to the accommodation. The view of the bed room is spectacular with full window. This is the view from 2nd floor. Breakfast is served simple but yet hearty. Suitable for adults and children alike. In the afternoon, you can experience the local tea brewing and taste the authentic tea from Yunnan. Before bedtime, you get to enjoy a sweet dessert to end your night."

"The location is very convenient to get to, a 3 minute walk, just below the Lijiang Ancient Town North entrance. All the main attractions in the town are a pleasant walk away through the old streets. The room itself is good and clean, and most of the toiletries and amenities are provided (toothbrush, shampoo, shower cap, etc.). The toilet is the most advanced one I've ever seen with more functions than a TV remote. Water bottles were provided as well. But the highlight would be the hospitality of the proprietor, which might be among the best in all of China. I've been invited to eat, drink tea and a bar. All included pleasant conversations with him, other guests, and his friends. This accommodation is surely the best one to stay in, especially considering the price."

"This hotel resides inside the ancient town very close to the South Gate. The service I received was totally fantastic. All were friendly. They picked us at the gate, prepared some snacks and fruits for our late arrival, and when we left early next morning for the mountain they helped pack breakfast for us. The breakfast offered at the hotel was really good. The rice noodles were the best of all I had at the city. Though the hotel is inside the ancient town, and can hardly be as spacious as intercontinental, the room very large and comfortable. I definitely recommend this hotel to everyone."

"Located near the ancient city entrance, so you dont have to walk far to find the accomodation. Easy to hail ride or taxi. Room was spacious. Some of the furniture is a bit run-down, but they added to the charm of this place. Very basic daily housekeeping (empty trash can, added new water bottles/toiletries). We got a room on the top floor and we can hear movement from downstairs. Also, it might be noisy to some as this place is located near the entrance."

"I absolutely loved the guesthouse's overall decor and ambiance, especially their charming little garden. It was incredibly relaxing to just sit there and sip tea. As for cleanliness, the 'Ayi' (cleaning lady) tidied up every day. The rooms even came with a humidifier and an air purifier – such thoughtful touches! Big thumbs up 👍🏻. Xiao Lu and Long Ge were incredibly welcoming and helpful. They not only assisted us in planning our itinerary but also recommended amazing local eateries. They even enthusiastically invited us to a bar to hang out – so much fun! 😂 And last but certainly not least, out of all my past accommodation experiences, their breakfast was hands down the best I've ever had! Seriously, my main motivation to wake up early every morning was to enjoy the delicious rice noodles prepared by the 'Ayi'! I stayed for several days and happily ate it every single morning, haha. Oh, and their pickled radishes are also incredibly tasty! The breakfast is clearly made with so much care and offers a great variety. If you're visiting, you absolutely *must* try their breakfast."

"The location was excellent, and the surrounding area was beautiful. The room itself felt a bit old and outdated. While there was a convenient pickup service from the south side of the old town for check-in, there was no similar assistance provided for check-out. This is worth noting, as the bumpy road conditions can make it difficult to manage luggage on your own. The staff was not very helpful when I asked about hiking information for Tiger Leaping Gorge. The manager didn’t seem to be very familiar with the hiking routes, which was disappointing. The problem was the manager’s attitude—he repeatedly made jokes at the Korean culture while claiming Chinese culture to be superior. Although he insisted he was joking, the remarks were not funny and came off as disrespectful and unpleasant. It gave the impression of cultural insensitivity, if not outright bias. The dog at the gate was cute."