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Located near the high-speed train station and landmark Leshan Giant Buddha, Ramada by Wyndham Leshan puts you within easy reach of the downtown area’s restaurants, bars, and sites. We’re also close to the Mount Emei scenic area, which features more than 70 ancient monasteries. Throughout your stay, our friendly front desk staff can help you with directions and local recommendations, and you can take advantage of onsite amenities like our restaurant and fitness center. If you’re planning a business meeting or special event, our meeting space can host up to 120 guests.
With a well-equipped fitness center and western restaurant serving buffet breakfast and a la carte lunch and dinner, Ramada by Wyndham Leshan offers everything you need for an enjoyable city stay. While you’re here, connect to free WiFi throughout the Ramada Leshan hotel and keep your wardrobe fresh with dry-cleaning and laundry services. Each of our guest rooms is outfitted with a flat-screen HDTV, mini bar, safe, and hair dryer. We also offer free parking for guests and a 24/7 front desk staff who can assist you during your stay.

With over 800 hotels across 63 countries, there's bound to be a Ramada nearby. Each hotel is equipped with everything you need to enjoy your stay, whether you're exploring the local sights, or staying in for a meeting or convention. Casual dining options are available, as well as meeting and events facilities.
Not only are Ramada Worldwide hotels located across over 60 countries, we have the most airport locations internationally compared to all other hotel brands.
Ramada Worldwide offers a warm and friendly stay no matter where you travel around the world. Our guests enjoy high-speed wireless Internet access, cozy beds for a relaxed and restful stay, and a variety of hotel choices to match every trip; from a family vacation or weekend getaway, to a full-scale conference or wedding. We are committed to creating caring experiences for every person, every time, and strive to make our guests feel truly refreshed and restored during their visit.1