THE SPRING VILLA (Dujiangyan Panda Valley)

My wife, child, and I were planning a self-drive trip through the small Western Sichuan loop. Knowing my child was eager to see red pandas, we decided on this Panda Valley branch. The hotel courtyard is beautifully maintained, with flowers blooming perfectly. After dinner, we sat in the courtyard for a while; it was very pleasant and quiet, ensuring a good night's sleep. I knew it was close to Panda Valley, but I was surprised it was even closer to the highway entrance for Western Sichuan. This meant we didn't have to rush the next morning. For breakfast, we ordered their special 'xiaomian' (small noodles) – definitely add chili, the flavor was absolutely fantastic! After a satisfying breakfast, we set off comfortably. The staff were also very friendly and helped us with our luggage throughout, which was excellent!

The front desk service was excellent. They helped us with our luggage as soon as we arrived and even took it to our room. The location is also very convenient, and the room was clean. We even got a room upgrade. Overall, it was great!

This hotel is absolutely wonderful, perfect for a relaxing getaway. It's like a secluded paradise! They have a spring-themed open-air garden and healing hot springs, welcome organic seasonal fruit from Daliangshan, and a delicate and thoughtful afternoon tea.

I arrived at the hotel in the middle of the night, and to my surprise, it was like a small villa, overflowing with flowers that bloom all year round – absolutely beautiful! I asked the owner and found out they are actually landscape designers. That explained all the unique and exotic plants. Knowing there are flowers to enjoy all year, I'll definitely book this hotel again on our next visit.

The family suite is perfect for a family of three or those with two children. After walking 20,000 steps a day and being utterly exhausted, coming back to the hotel and immediately soaking in the hot spring tub is just heavenly!

One hundred percent recommend! It's a three-minute walk from Panda Valley and within a 15-minute drive of all other attractions – the location is absolutely fantastic. The room was great, and the service was excellent; they even helped with our luggage right from the moment we walked in.

We stayed for two days with our kids. At first, I thought it was a bit far, but then I realized it's only a ten-minute drive from Dujiangyan High-Speed Railway Station and quite close to Panda Valley and Mount Qingcheng. The hotel is very clean and quiet, perfect for a relaxing family getaway. The room itself was spotless. We booked a hot spring private bath room, and the owner thoughtfully added a sofa bed for us. The hotel breakfast was plentiful, and the restaurant was clean and tidy. The owner was also very hands-on, managing everything with great care. I really miss the peaceful sound of rain on the banana leaves. We'll definitely go back.

A really great hotel with a fantastic breakfast. You can tell the owner puts a lot of thought into everything. The service was excellent. Highly recommend!

Just checked out of Huzhu Yueqingcheng Hot Spring Hotel (Dujiangyan Panda Valley Branch), and my overall impression can be summed up in one sentence: it doesn't rely on exaggerated luxury but on solid details to deliver a quality vacation experience. It lives up to its high-end positioning and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a genuine rest. Location/Accessibility: It's indeed close to Panda Valley, convenient whether you take a taxi or drive. It's about a ten-minute drive (approx. 4.7 km) from Dui Park Station, and the free parking is a huge plus for those driving, making commuting costs low and weekend getaways hassle-free. Ambiance: The resort leans towards a quieter vibe, featuring water elements, lush greenery, and stone landscaping. It's picture-perfect when the plum blossoms bloom in spring. The overall design is a restrained 'New Chinese vacation style,' not flashy but very tasteful and enduring, perfect for slowing down. Room/Public Area Quality: The interiors incorporate wood, rattan, and warm lighting, complemented by floor-to-ceiling windows for an open and comfortable feel. Thoughtful details like calligraphy on the walls and tea sets add a touch of design without being pretentious. A particular comfort in winter is the full-house underfloor heating, so you don't get cold after a hot spring soak. Hot Springs & Pool: The hotel's main selling point truly lies here – with public hot springs, an infinity pool, and some room types featuring private hot springs. For those seeking quiet and a more ceremonial experience, the private hot spring rooms are highly recommended, though the public areas are also perfectly adequate. Service & Breakfast: The service is 'attentive with discretion' – someone guides you upon arrival, and responses are quick when needed, making for a smooth experience. Breakfast is generally good, offering a mix of Chinese and Western dishes, ample hot food options, and decent noodles, setting you up well for the day. Small suggestions: 1) Rooms, especially private hot spring rooms, can be tight on weekends/peak season, so booking in advance is advised. 2) Some guests mentioned the toothbrush bristles are a bit hard; I agree, if you have sensitive gums, it's best to bring your own soft-bristled brush. 3) This place is more suited for a tranquil retreat. If you're looking for vibrant nightlife, it might not be the best fit. However, for those wanting to relax, bring kids, or enjoy hot springs, it's perfect. Overall: Ideal for family trips, couples, or a getaway with girlfriends. It allows you to package 'seeing pandas + soaking in hot springs + relaxing' all into one trip to Dujiangyan. Recommended.