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Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain

Chengdu • Qing Cheng Mountains • SPLURGE

avg. $368 / night

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A 35-acre resort village at Qing Cheng Mountain with teak-ceilinged villas and classical garden design.

Best for: Travelers seeking spiritual retreat near ancient Taoist temples

Highlights:

  • 35-acre village at the foot of a sacred mountain
  • Villas with exposed teak ceilings and platform beds
  • Classical garden courtyards and lily ponds throughout grounds
Contemplative-modern

PB hotel design editorial

At the foot of Qing Cheng Mountain in Sichuan province — one of Taoism's most sacred sites, its forested slopes home to temples dating back nearly two thousand years — Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain makes the case that contemporary resort design and ancient spiritual landscape are not merely compatible but mutually reinforcing. The property spreads across roughly 35 acres as a low-rise village of grey-tiled pavilions connected by curved timber walkways and water channels, the massing kept deliberately modest so the ridgeline always dominates. Traditional Sichuan architectural forms govern the structures throughout: bracketed timber frames, upswept eave profiles, and clay roof tiles laid in the regional manner sit alongside lily ponds and stone-paved courtyards that move through the site in a sequence closer to classical garden design than resort planning. Inside the 102 villas and suites, exposed ridge-and-rafter ceilings in warm teak give the rooms the atmosphere of carefully built vernacular structures rather than hotel accommodation. Draped muslin canopies hang from bamboo poles above low platform beds, while custom furniture in pale elm — hexagonal stools, round side tables, rectilinear daybeds upholstered in chartreuse and citron — introduces a quietly contemporary touch against the cream-washed walls. The indoor pool pavilion extends the same timber-and-glass vocabulary, dark hardwood trusses framing a wall of steel-mullioned windows that draw the surrounding bamboo grove directly into the space. Throughout, the design resists ornament in favour of material honesty, letting the grain of the wood and the weight of the tile carry the conversation.

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Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain Reviews

1,189 reviews

"We had a wonderful stay here! It was very peaceful environment and we enjoyed the amenities and activities offered, including the free family photoshoot! We will definitely stay here if we ever visit this region of China again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 27, 2026

"Great location, very friendly staff and fantastic food here! Very worthy to experience Once for six sense in such a cheap price."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 19, 2026

"Six Senses Qingcheng Mountain is a stunning resort featuring gorgeous traditional Western Sichuan courtyard architecture and expansive, peaceful grounds. What truly stands out is their incredible environmental and sustainability effort, which is rare for a top-notch luxury hotel in China and wonderful to see. The operations here are very efficient - the golf cart service is fairly quick and responsive, and all staff members are highly helpful and polite whenever you ask questions or need directions. However, the hospitality lacks any real soul or personal connection. No one made an effort to get acquainted with us, and there was no personalized welcome or self-introduction from any of the staff - in fact, we noticed none of them were wearing name tags. Instead of the warm, mindful hospitality you expect from the Six Senses brand, everyone just seemed to be ticking boxes and trying to finish their jobs. It's a spectacular property with responsive operational service, but the guest interaction feels entirely transactional."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 01, 2026

"If you want to be mesmerized with Nature, comfort and Care we will strongly recommend this place. They truly treat you like guests. We had amazing hospitality by Anwar, Ami at the Breakfast restaurant and Amber during our entire stay."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 30, 2026

"We had an enjoyable and unforgettable stay in Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain. From the beginning of seeking information about restaurants to the checkout, it was beyond my expectations. Everyone was soooooo nice and friendly. We would like to give our sincere thanks to the reservation team, Leon, who drove the buggy, Thomas (Executive Chef), 小楊 and Ethan of Bistro Bar, and Mike Li (Executive Chef) and Sally of Farm 2 Fork. All the dishes we tried in both Bistro Bar and Farm 2 Fork were so delicious. All the fruits were soooooo fresh. We could not wait to come back. Meanwhile, the photographer, 大兵, had a good photography technique and provided guidance to help us strike a pose."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 28, 2026

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