Romantic Hotels in Leshan

The hotel was super clean and quiet! The service was excellent, with complimentary water and a shuttle service. The breakfast was also very good! The best part is that the hotel is located right inside the scenic area, which is incredibly convenient. There's also a Luckin Coffee nearby, but the room already came with drip coffee bags. Plus, the hotel has a washing machine! Overall, it's fantastic value for money!

The room met our expectations—quite spacious with a nice lake view. A pleasant surprise was that the restaurant doesn't charge for tea or service, and the prices are reasonable. What I really disliked, though, was that given the weather, a five-star hotel like Le Méridien in Sichuan wouldn't turn on the air conditioning. The duvet was so thick we were roasting, though it got better after changing to a different blanket on the second day. Breakfast was average, falling below the usual Le Méridien standard. The swimming pool water was cold, it was very deep, and I got bitten by mosquitoes in the whirlpool. Xiao Fu was great; she contacted me in advance and arranged for the blanket to be changed.

I really loved the room and the overall environment. Housekeeper Xiao Mei was excellent; she helped me find my charger which I had left in the room. The shuttle service was very prompt; every time, the shuttle was already waiting for me before I even got there. They even gave us two boxes of milk, which I'm still enjoying. This hotel clearly has its pros and cons. Now for the cons: When we drove to the check-in lobby, there was absolutely no one at the entrance – no bellhops, no greeters. It was drizzling that day, and the shuttle driver helped us unload our luggage, but we had to carry it ourselves up to the second floor. I don't understand why these villas, many of which have second floors, don't have elevators or bellhops. With a small infant and a lot of stuff, compared to our previous hotel, the luggage service here was truly terrible. Then, we went to check out the breakfast restaurant on the basement level. I asked the restaurant staff how we were supposed to get a stroller down there, and if there wasn't an elevator. They replied that there wasn't one and that adults would have to carry the babies down. They also mentioned they had a staff elevator but we wouldn't be able to find it, so we'd have to carry everything ourselves. What?! A family-friendly hotel restaurant with no elevator? Later, I realized their answer was too rigid; they could have explained that we could take the stroller down a ramp accessible from where the shuttle drops off passengers. Some of the shuttle drivers were very nice, while others were quite strange. One driver had a sullen expression, looking clearly unhappy to be at work. At first, I didn't know you could just hop on any shuttle. This particular shuttle had other people on it and was coming from the opposite direction, so I asked the driver if I could get on. He irritably snapped at me, ”If you don't get on, how are you going to get there?!” I also saw an old man alone at the circular parking area below the main lobby, holding out his room card with both hands, looking lost and helpless as he asked the shuttle driver (who I think was a supervisor) about his room, his car, and his luggage. This driver patiently helped the old man sort out all his issues. Finally, the noodles at breakfast were delicious, and the fact that you could have takeout delivered to your room was fantastic.

The room environment was fantastic, and it even had a large terrace. It's a shame there was a big table in the middle of the terrace that couldn't be moved; it would have been perfect if there was an outdoor sofa instead. The service from the hotel was absolutely five-star. Breakfast was delivered to the room, and any requests were handled immediately. Plus, there was complimentary afternoon tea.

The hotel's landscaping was beautiful, and the food was excellent. Unfortunately, the gate to the Wuyou Wharf boardwalk next to the pool was locked, requiring a detour. After my river cruise, I could see my room but couldn't get in. I walked around in the blazing sun for a while before the butler finally picked me up in a shuttle bus at the exit. Butler Xiao Li responded to WeChat messages very quickly, answering all questions promptly and providing timely shuttle service.

The moment I stepped into the courtyard, I felt so comfortable. There were so many beautiful flowers and plants, clearly showing the owner's meticulous care. Next to the courtyard, many guests were enjoying the hot springs; I tried it myself, and after soaking, I felt warm and cozy all the way back in my room. The front desk even recommended putting on Hanfu for photos in the courtyard, and the Western Sichuan-style setting provided a fantastic atmosphere for pictures. The next day, the weather was great when we went up to Jinding, and every casual shot looked amazing. Overall, my stay was wonderful, and I highly recommend it!

The hotel is very close to the Emeishan Scenic Area Baoguo Temple Tourist Bus Center's shuttle departure point, and there are many restaurants nearby. The hot water supply was ample, but the air conditioning was ineffective. I'm not sure how it was set up, but even at 30 degrees, it never got warm. I called the proprietress, and she stood on a stool directly under the AC vent, saying there was warm air. I explained that this limited breeze wouldn't reach the bed, and asked if I was supposed to sleep on a stool under the AC. The proprietress still wouldn't admit there was a problem with the air conditioner. I figured there wouldn't be any warm air for the night and didn't want to bother Ctrip to change hotels, so I asked the proprietress for two thick blankets. Even with the duvet and two extra blankets – a total of three layers – I still couldn't beat the cold. I ended up wearing several layers of clothes and endured the night. The room was still icy cold until morning, as if the heating didn't exist. Giving you three stars is already generous; I'm leaving room for improvement regarding your air conditioning.

Booked this hotel last minute because my friend lives nearby, and I was absolutely blown away! We took a walk around Emeixiu Lake in the evening, and it was just fantastic. The hygiene and environment far exceeded my expectations.

My husband and I really enjoyed our stay! The facilities were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and everything I needed was easily accessible. The service was excellent—friendly, helpful, and welcoming throughout my stay. A special thank you to Wu Yujia for ensuring we received optimum service. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I would happily stay here again!

The accommodation at Leidongping was rather basic. It was good that our upstairs room had an external window, so it wasn't damp and didn't have any musty smell. However, the facilities were definitely old and outdated, but it was tolerable for just one night. The main drawbacks were the poor sound insulation and the inconsistent water temperature, which kept fluctuating between hot and cold. I hope the owner invests in some much-needed upgrades!