Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel

China Discovery Tour

Zhangjiajie | China

06 Jan 2020 | Mon

Day 10 of 18

Xian Muslim Quarter
Xian Ancient City Wall
Lunch | Restaurant near Big Wild Goose Pagoda
Da Cien Temple – Big Wild Goose Pagoda
Flight | Xian to Zhangjiajie
Meet Zhangjiajie Tour Guide (Wendy) & Driver
Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel

Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel

In the heart of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, there is a hotel unlike any other. The Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel is a 5-star luxury hotel that offers its guests unparalleled views of the surrounding mountains. With its unique architecture and top-notch amenities, the Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel is the perfect place to stay for those who want to experience the best of what Zhangjiajie has to offer.

Pullman Zhangjiajie is located in the center of Wulingyuan, known as the world natural heritage, a geological park, a national forest as well as a 5A level scenic spot. With its themed architecture of Southeast Asia resort, the hotel is adapted for both business and leisure, incorporating sight-seeing tours that reflect the Zhangjiajie culture. Nearby attractions include the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Baofeng Lake, Huanglong Cave, Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon, and Charming Xiangxi Theater. Trendy restaurants and bars that suit all tastes and budgets are within a short walking distance.

– Hotel Website Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel

Entrance & Lobby

The grand entrance/lobby at Pullman Zhangjiajie Hotel is themed after a mountain lodge, which is fitting since the hotel is located near Zhangjiajie National Forest Park.

Our Room

We found our room to be very quiet, cozy, and comfortable. At the time of our check-in, we did not know that we would be spending a lot of extra time in our room, as Kanchana developed a bad chest cold upon arrival to Zhangjiajie. After our 1st day visit to Yellow Dragon Cave Zhangjiajie and Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge, Kanchana’s condition worsened, so we ended up staying in the hotel room on the 2nd day. We missed out on our visit to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park (aka Avatar Mountains), but this was okay, as it rained the entire time while in Zhangjiajie, so we would have not been able to see much anyway.