Pullman Lijiang Resort & Spa

Amazing, Pullman Lijiang Resort and Spa, you are just fantastic! I only regret that my schedule didn't allow me to book a few more nights. The moment I checked in and hopped onto the electric buggy, I couldn't stop gasping in awe. It literally feels like the guest rooms are set inside a botanical garden—every step reveals a new view, no exaggeration at all, and the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain is right within reach. Stepping through the villa entrance brought on another wave of excitement. Staying in a one-bedroom villa for the first time, the experience was simply top-notch! Before arrival, I read some reviews mentioning that the facilities might be a bit dated and I was slightly worried. However, once checked in, I found that the maintenance is actually quite solid, and it doesn't affect the usage experience at all. Sitting for a while on the courtyard chairs or lounging on the room's sofa is just so cozy. Here, even doing absolutely nothing is deeply relaxing, delivering the ultimate vacation vibe. The rooms are exceptionally quiet; whether day or night, you can get a fantastic rest. The hotel staff are warm and welcoming. During check-in, the front desk thoughtfully explained all the tips and member benefits. The buggy drivers also patiently pointed out restaurant locations and dining hours, and upon arriving at our room, they proactively helped open the door and handle the luggage—thumbs up to all of them! The hotel breakfast is very generous, featuring all the essentials. As for the location, the hotel is quite close to Shuhe Ancient Town and within walking distance, plus there are shared e-scooters available right outside the entrance. The only pity was that we missed the complimentary "1919 Tipsy Time" experience due to our tight schedule. All in all, this is a resort hotel offering incredible value for money. If I ever visit Lijiang again, I will definitely choose to stay here!

The room, cleanliness, food, and service were all excellent. The hotel grounds are very close to Shuhe Ancient Town, within walking distance, and you can see Jade Dragon Snow Mountain right from the courtyard. Since I checked in on my birthday, they prepared birthday decorations, gave me a birthday cake, and wrote a hand-written birthday card—such a heartwarming touch. Great value for money, and I would definitely stay here again.

The room has a great layout with plenty of space to move around, featuring an outdoor soaking tub. The service is attentive, and the surroundings are quiet and elegant, making it perfect for a relaxing vacation. The hotel property is expansive, and golf cart shuttles are available between the front desk and the rooms.

Even an aging Ferrari is still a Ferrari. While some of the furniture is a bit dated and could use some maintenance, the rooms are exceptionally spacious, featuring a classic, charming decor and a truly beautiful Chinese-style courtyard. The hotel service was remarkably attentive; knowing my mother's birthday was coming up, they thoughtfully sent a birthday cake with their best wishes. Personally, I found it to be of incredible value for money. During the National Day holiday, traffic outside was gridlocked and everywhere was packed with crowds. Relaxing in the courtyard, soaking in the hot spring, and enjoying a glass of wine turned out to be a much more pleasant way to spend the time.

We stayed in a one-bedroom villa with fantastic facilities and a stunning environment, plus a view of the snow-capped mountains. The resort has a low population density, making it very comfortable. The staff were warm and welcoming, the breakfast was of high quality, and the room rate offered great value for money.

I stayed at the Pullman back in 2016 and had a wonderful experience, so I chose it again when I returned to Lijiang. Both times I stayed in a villa, which I love for the spaciousness. Lijiang has great weather, and the courtyard is a wonderful spot for a small group of friends to chat and unwind. Although the room facilities are a bit dated, the service and the garden-style environment are still very good.

I came here for a trip, drawn by the mountain views; the official photos looked really impressive. PS: The 'mountain view room' only offers a tiny glimpse of a peak. After booking, I saw online that this hotel has a lot of negative reviews nationwide, but I didn't regret it. After all, the price was very affordable, and next door was the Grand Hyatt, which was double the price. The room decor is very old, you could even say a bit run-down, but the hotel's public areas are very beautiful and well-maintained. I managed to sneak a peek at an empty villa room after a guest checked out. The decor there was slightly better, but the rooms don't have mountain views, though the privacy is excellent. There's a designated spot in the public area for the 'best mountain view' (marked on the ground); it offers the widest view, but only if the weather is good. Breakfast had a wide variety, including Western and Chinese options, plus kid-friendly items like popcorn chicken and pizza. The service was very attentive, though it felt like they might be understaffed during holidays. It happened to be Mid-Autumn Festival when I visited, and in the end, we had to push our own luggage cart. The mooncakes given out for Mid-Autumn Festival were from Kunming Hotel, an old-brand state-owned classic, and they were particularly delicious and not too sweet. Overall, the value for money is really good. However, it's not suitable for those who prefer to stay in their rooms, as the best scenery is in the public areas. After all, if the rooms were renovated, the price wouldn't be this low anymore...

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