Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain
About Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain
Located at the picturesque gateway to the majestic Qing Cheng Mountains, Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain has been created to complement the UNESCO World Heritage & Natural Cultural site nearby Dujiangyan.
Rooms
Six Senses Twin Suite
- Twin Beds
- Seating Area
- Dining Area
- Garden View
Spacious timber suite with twin beds and a separate lounge area
Six Senses King Suite
- King Bed
- Private Balcony
- Seating Area
- Mountain View
Warm timber suite with a furnished balcony overlooking the surrounding mountains
Six Senses Bathhouse Suite
- King Bed
- Private Courtyard
- Outdoor Bath
- Seating Area
Private suite with its own outdoor bath and enclosed courtyard
What this place offers
- Air Conditioning
- 24/7 Front Desk
- Bar
- Housekeeping
- Laundry Services
- Parking
Dining
Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain has four restaurants, a casual dining square and a cocktail bar, covering Sichuan specialities, Thai cuisine, farm-to-table dishes and Chinese teas. In-villa dining is also available, with private courtyard barbecues arranged on request. Farm 2 Fork - Breakfast and seasonal dishes highlight vegetables and herbs from the resort’s own farm, alongside ingredients sourced from local producers. Zi Qi Yuan Chinese Restaurant - Sichuan specialities and dishes inspired by Qingcheng Mountain’s Taoist traditions are served for lunch and dinner. Sala Thai - Northern and southern Thai favourites are prepared with herbs and produce from the resort’s farm, alongside selected Southeast Asian dishes. The View - Thai cuisine is served in a private rooftop setting above Sala Thai, designed for intimate dinners for two. The Square - Chinese teas, coffee, fresh juices, pastries and Sichuan street-food snacks cover everything from a quick bite to a leisurely afternoon break. Moon Bar - Cocktails and snacks are served in a contemporary lounge, with live music in the evenings.
Spa & Wellness
The spa at Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain sits among bamboo and willow trees, with treatments inspired by local Taoist traditions. Its ten treatment rooms include dedicated spaces for Chinese and Thai massage. Facials, body wraps and locally inspired rituals add plenty of choice for a quieter afternoon. The Qing Cheng Mountain Green Tea Scrub uses green tea, rice and honey, adding a regional touch to the treatment menu. Traditional options include Tui Na massage and Gua Sha, alongside the brand’s signature therapies. Saunas, steam rooms and a shared relaxation area leave room to linger before or after your appointment. An indoor swimming pool and 24-hour fitness centre make it easy to balance downtime with movement. Guests can also join yoga, meditation and Tai Chi sessions, with a dedicated studio and Tai Chi garden available. Longer wellness programmes focus on sleep, yoga and fitness, with activities and treatments personalised to individual needs.
