This hotel is essentially an ultra-modern 5 Star hotel save for the entrance which is through a restored Ching dynasty courtyard building.

Langzhong is small town, but with a big history. Situated on the banks of theJialingRiver, Langzhong is the burial place of the famous Three Kingdoms general, Zhang Fei and the birthplace of the inventor of the Chinese Calendar, Luo Xiahong, plus the home of a wealth of traditionalSichuanarchitecture. In short, Langzhong has plenty to see and do, which will keep you more than happy for a few days.

The first priority on arrival is to find accommodation in one of the many traditional family mansions located in the heart of the old city. These mansions, with their stunning architecture and magnificent courtyards, offer a great opportunity to stay in an authentic, historical building, full of character. The Dujia Kezhan is a prime example. Located in the centre of Langzhong, this ancient building was once the residence of a wealthy merchant in the Qing Dynasty. Today it’s a three-star inn featuring simple, clean wooden rooms, complete with creaking floorboards and traditional furniture, but with private bathrooms, LCD TV’s, direct-dial telephones and high-speed internet access. There’s also a restaurant serving tasty food and all along the river outside are quaint traditional tea rooms and noodle shops.

Located on fascinating Qingtai Street, amongst ancient architecture dating back over 2000 years, the Wenjun Mansion Hotel rises above a central traditional Chinese courtyard, which beckons you to linger and make new friends over a game of mahjong, or a delicious pot of tea.

A wide choice of rooms in either Western or Chinese style is available to suit all budgets and tastes, plus the hotel is conveniently located within walking distance, or a short taxi ride to all the major tourist attractions in Chengdu and, right outside, up and down the street, are loads of restaurants serving the famous hot and spicy Sichuan fare. The friendly helpful staff speaks reasonable English, which is always a boon when traveling in China.