Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

Such a good stay here at the Six Senses! We did a family trip with our 2 small kids and loved our experience. This is a great base for exploring pandas and visiting Chengdu, strongly recommend! We don't speak Chinese but everyone we interacted with at the hotel was incredible. ||In particular - we loved the indispensable help we got from Angus for pretty much anything we needed - he was super responsive and attentive to our needs. Vanilla took us around to a couple of panda excursions, and she's such an expert! Chef Allen was around a lot to make sure we were well taken care of at the hotel's restaurants. ||Look forward to coming back some day!

We came to Chengdu mainly to experience the volunteering program with pandas and decided in staying at Six Senses, because we have stayed in other Six Senses properties that we loved.||Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain is a nice property but not at the luxury level of the other Six Senses properties that we have stayed at, it does feel more like a convention resort hotel rather than a true luxury property.||Staff were attentive and even though the majority have very limited English, we were able to communicate for the most part.||Breakfast was pretty good with a good selection of different items. The Chinese and Thai restaurants were excellent.||We debated what room to get and ultimately decided on getting the most basic one, because all the other ones seemed to have limited views, our room had nice mountain views, the higher category rooms seemed not to have any views.||We had a deep tissue massage at the spa, which was really good, I had the impression that the spa had more wellness facilities and it was very limited to just the treatment rooms and a sauna. There is an indoor pool, however the facilities seemed outdated. For such a large resort, a larger spa with hot sauna, jacuzzi, pool would be expected to have a proper wellness experience.||The room was quite nice, however the lighting of the bathroom was terrible, you could barely see your face in the mirror, also the selection of TV channels in English was limited to 2 channels.||We had a great excursion organized by Vanilla for the panda volunteering program. Just be aware that even though it was a great experience and we observe the pandas close by being fed, there is no panda feeding or interaction, as it is not allowed anymore. This is important as many people will come to the area just to do that and even our limited interaction might not always be possible.||As a summary is a nice hotel, but don't expect the same level of luxury as other Six Senses resorts and the price reflects that as well. The rooms are well priced, however activities, transportation etc seemed priced high in comparison.

If you stay in Cheng Du. Highly recommend you, all my friends and family stay in Six Senses Qingcheng Mt. Which is a perfect resort with perfect view and stuff. Especially mentioned to Vanilla Tang who is the Guest Experience Manager, very professional with all the scenic sights. We book a three days tour with her. A family with 2 kids. Our child is very naughty, but she is very patient to make the child happy, and can also use the way of children to tell children about the culture of pandas. We participated in the Wolong and Panda Valley activities and were very, very satisfied that she knew when and where to see the more active and lovely pandas.

It's our first trip to China with kids and Sichuan is a perfect mix of nature and culture! We stayed at Six Senses QIng Cheng mountain. We love Six Senses and have been to their multiple locations (Oman, Maldives, Thailand, Turkey etc.). This hotel has a wonderful territory, everything was already in bloom at the beginning of March, we loved just strolling around the organic garden and then drinking tea at The Square (very lovely and friendly ladies served tea!). The tiny tea shop at The Square with ceramics is a gem! Kids enjoyed kids club - not many set activities but you can always come to play. There is a nice Gallery at the main building where you can drink tea, smell incenses, take a calligraphy class and take a look at local artisans' ceramics.|The hotel organised us a wonderful program - we traveled to Wolong and Panda Valley, took several trips to Chengdu, climbed the Qing Cheng Mountain, we were impressed by Dujiangyan Irrigation System and several temples nearby. Vanilla was our guide and we loved travelling with her!|Special thanks to Sщphia and Lily for constant support and care!

This was our first time at a Six Senses resort so we were not sure what to expect. From start to finish our experience was excellent. Both our personal butler, Yuki, and our experienced coordinator and guide, Vanilla were exceptional. The contacted us before arrival to see what we wanted to do. They greeted us and stayed in contact throughout our stay, making sure that we had every need met. We very much enjoyed our day excursion to see the pandas at Wolong Panda Habitat as well as our hike in the reserve. Vanilla was so knowledgeable about the region and the pandas! As my daughter is an excellent mandarin speaker, they were great about helping us to choose some independent excursions as well. |I especially appreciated Yuki’s attention to details—like her making sure our vegetarian diet was not just accommodated but actually celebrated with special dishes and the best hot pots we have ever had! Thank you to the chefs at all the restaurants! Such fabulous food!|We also enjoyed the music at the cocktail lounge. |Our room was beautiful and constantly attended. We enjoyed relaxing there after our long days of sightseeing and hiking. |We loved the spa and tried a lot of the locally inspired treatments.

A peaceful and tranquil resort at the base of Qing Cheng mountain. Great base to explore 2 panda parks, Du Jiang Yan, and easy to get to from Chengdu via Chinese “Uber”-like car services.||Our kiddos enjoyed the kids club and the activities that were offered.||They loved the outdoor movie night.||And it’s easy to order food from nearby restaurants down the street if you want real spicy local food instead of hotel food.||The breakfast was excellent! With a variety of Chinese and western options.||The gym is rather small, but with a mountain in your backdrop and the expansive grounds of the hotel, a walk or a hike outdoors is much preferred.||My husband left his credit card in the room, and housekeeping discovered it after we checked out, the hotel staff so kindly sent it via delivery service to us at our next destination.||Don’t hesitate, escape to this oasis as soon as you can!

We had a great time here. It’s a bit far from the city but accessible. You can take a high speed train from Xipu station to Qing Cheng Shan station (30mins) then take a taxi (10mins) to the resort. We had a warm welcome from the staffs. Thanks to Yuki who always supporting and providing all the necessary informations. ||The resort is quite big so they provide a buggy car service 24 hours. There are also many activities in the resort. I enjoyed Happy farm and Hydroponics. Wish we could have more time to join other activities. ||There were some problem about loudly noise from the next room at late night but thanks for Yuki and other staffs who took care and tried to solve the problem.

2 night stay at Six senses to visit the local area and Wolong Panda Reserve with my adult daughter. From the moment I made contact with the hotel the staff were amazing. The hotel arranged airport pick up (thank you Kevin) and from the moment we landed we were taken care of. Fresh fruit and tea served en route to the hotel and a smooth journey despite the snow. A big shout out to Kevin and Yuki for their helpfulness both before and during our stay. The hotel is beautiful and the facilities are excellent. The rooms, the spa, the restaurant were all exceptional.||Look forward to returning to stay here again. Thanks also to Melissa for ensuring our stay was amazing 🤩