Sorry, I don't.
Your best bet is probably to just pick something that fits your budget constraints from a travel reservation website such as e-long or c-trip and take a taxi to the hotel when you arrive. They will have taxis at the airport even though it's late at night.
Alternatively, if you are traveling light and speak Chinese, just wing it and find something after arrival.
It's a small airport. No hotel in the terminal. Several within a block or two. One just across the street.
The international flight terminal and the domestic flight terminal in Kunming's airport are in the same building and very close to each other. It would not be difficult to retrieve your luggage and re-check it, but that really should not be necessary. If you don't plan to spend time in Kunming, why not just check it through to your final destination (Chongqing) when you board your Vientiane flight? That would be the simplest thing to do.
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The CNAC exhibit, which is on display now, February 2009, is extremely intersting and well done. Worth a trip. The museum charges no admission and the Number 1 Kunming bus goes there.
Film Review: The Sun Also Rises
Posted byI don't see this film listed as playing now. Has it come and gone, or did you see it as a video release?
New Kunming hospital to spearhead provincial heart health drive
Posted byIs this facility open and operational now, or still in the planning stages?
Interview: Tracking Kunming's trash with Adam Liebman
Posted by>>"does anybody know how these trash pickers are called in chinese?"
It's 收废品 for the people who ride around on the 3-wheel bikes 三轮车 and collect broken appliances. I'm not sure of the term for the smaller-scale "dumpster divers."
Recipe: Frogs carrying slate stones
Posted byThanks, Sabrina. I don't think they are in season yet (in Kunming.) What I'm seeing now in the markets are 毛豆。
Recipe: Frogs carrying slate stones
Posted byAre those 蚕豆？