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At the foot of Qing Cheng Mountain lies Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain. This sanctum of nature and Chinese charm is a refuge of peace. The resort's design reflects the ancient culture and calm spirit of the area. It also offers a harmonious mix of luxury and mindfulness. Read on to discover more about this property.
You have the five ordinary senses of hearing, seeing, touching, smelling, and tasting. There's also a sixth sense. The idea of interpreting the intangible as something mysterious is tantalizing. No wonder it has inspired many filmmakers, writers, musicians, and hoteliers like the Six Senses resorts and hotels.
Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain was the brand's first hotel in China. It is located near Dujiangyan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that attracts a steady stream of tourists.
Six Senses' philosophy is responsible luxury. The hotel was designed with traditional Chinese landscape and architecture. It's family-friendly so that everyone can enjoy it. The resort's landscape reminds you of a watercolor. There are many lush plants, ponds with floating water lilies, pergolas, and wooden huts. Besides, the guest rooms are anything but basic. Even the smallest suite measures 850 square feet. High ceilings, separate sleeping and living areas, and spacious rooms make it feel larger.
Moreover, you won't believe the high-tech app that controls everything at the Six Senses Suites. Every suite has organic linens. There's also a bathtub and shower with a view of the gardens, plus a veranda or balcony with a daybed. Also included are a 40-inch LCD TV, custom-made bathroom products, and a tea station.
Furthermore, the Senses Spa focuses on traditional Chinese treatments. These are updated for today's travelers. Around the resort, guests will also find two swimming pools, an ancient teahouse, cocktail bars, and three restaurants. All of these are based on locally sourced ingredients. Some even come from the resort's organic garden.
China is a big country, but the area you are in is special. Six Senses, as its name suggests, is a resort where you can decompress and get in the flow of the surroundings from the minute you arrive.
This resort sits at 2 Dong Ruan Road, Qingcheng Mountain Town, Chengdu, Sichuan, 611844, China. It offers the perfect opportunity to explore two UNESCO World Heritage sites. It takes just five minutes by car to reach the foot of Qingcheng Mountain, home to ancient Taoist temples. In addition, it takes only 20 minutes to reach the waters of the Dujiangyan Irrigation System, dating back to 256 BC. Moreover, the resort is 60 minutes away from Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport, and 60 minutes by rail or car from Chengdu City.
The staff are very polite. The management team will also go above and beyond to meet guest expectations.
The spa has a gym, two indoor pools, and vigorous masseurs. After a long day of sightseeing, you can also enjoy delicious tea or the view from the library.
Each of the 130 guest rooms and suites has a spacious, rustic, and airy feel. Pale woods with acid lime and lemon cushions echo the resort's common areas. The suites feature large, comfy beds with mosquito nets. They also include banquette-style couches instead of easy chairs. The bathrooms are also filled with light and feature chunky fittings, a large bath and shower, and a separate toilet.
Additionally, every suite features a small balcony or courtyard in the Chinese style. The best suites are those on the 2nd floor, with views of the mountains.
The Farm 2 Fork Restaurant offers a great breakfast buffet. Here, you can enjoy everything from Chinese food like congee to fresh fruits, patisserie, or even a cooked breakfast. For lunch and dinner, the restaurant offers a wide selection of international dishes. Enjoy Malaysian Fried Rice or beef burgers with chips. You can also enjoy lunch in one of the many cafés around the Square. Choose from a variety of dishes such as pistachio-flavored ice cream, spicy pork with chili, or green tea.
Moreover, Moon Bar serves delicious cocktails, such as Liang Yao Ku Kou. This warming concoction combines bourbon with port wine, Sichuan peppercorns, Campari, and tamarind. In the resort's 28 Zodiac Restaurant, guests can also enjoy a wide range of Sichuan dishes and Cantonese cuisine. Sala Thai is a Thai restaurant. It is open Wednesday to Sunday and has an upbeat atmosphere.
Six Senses also offers a wide range of signature spa treatments from all over the world. The therapists are highly trained and use natural products to provide a wide range of wellness treatments. The visiting practitioners offer holistic therapies to guests. These therapies aim to help them enjoy more fulfilling experiences in life. They also provide personal consultations.
One suite is wheelchair accessible. No vibrating pillows are available for deaf guests. However, there are lifts available.
Pandas can be found in their natural environment and the surrounding mountains. Panda Valley is also a 10-minute drive away. Moreover, you can visit old towns, take in amazing views, learn Tai Chi, and explore the balance of Taoism, plus other cultural gems. The hotel also has a team of experienced professionals who are always available to create the perfect experience.
The Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain takes you on a journey to balance, beauty, and serenity. Each detail highlights the resort's bond with nature and its commitment to well-being. Every detail shows the resort's link to nature and wellness. This includes the eco-friendly design and soothing spa treatments. This retreat will leave you inspired, refreshed, and grounded. Book your stay today.
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