Daofu Hotels with Balcony

This is a very beautiful ******* village with a beautiful environment. You can see the sea of clouds from the window in the room. The room is clean and tidy. The owner and his family are very friendly. They helped us carry our luggage and prepared breakfast! The little daughter woke up the next day and the handsome boy also provided us with medicine. The price of eating there is very affordable. If you have the opportunity, I will come to stay at your house. A very beautiful and unique ******* village.

A true highlight of our 5D4N trip in Chuanxi! The space features beautiful traditional ******* architecture, which is truly unique and full of character. The room was clean and new, equipped with modern amenities and comfy large beds. The owner's son was super friendly and enthusiastically shared insights about the design and their culture. Plus, the ******* restaurant he recommended was a gem. Highly recommended!

Choosing to stay in Bamei is the most correct decision for this trip to Western Sichuan. The boss’s name was Suonan, and he took us up the mountain to drive cattle. By the way, we climbed up the hill behind and saw the same view of Moshi Park. As a child who grew up in the city, I had the added experience of being in the mountains. I also went into the cowshed and saw yaks. The yak hot pot we had at the B&B in the evening, the vegetables were very fresh and delicious, and the portion was large, so it was well received! Although the mountains in winter are not as full of flowers as in spring or as green as in summer, they are uniquely majestic and steep in winter. Suonan and his sister are honest and friendly. Suonan is a person who is willing to use his brain and learn, and he chatted with us a lot along the way. The two siblings run the small B&B very well. Next time I wait for summer, I will definitely come again if I have the chance!

The room was beautifully decorated. When I went, the boss changed the quilt cover next door. It should be relatively hygienic. The pull of the Moshi Scenic Area can be comforted in the accommodation. The only drawback is that the scenic area has no food, and the homestay has no food (saying that it is not cost-effective to eat alone), understandable. Fortunately, I still have instant noodles in my car, or I will be hungry for one night.

The hotel I chose for my trip to Daofu to see the apricot blossoms was located in the county town, with free parking and charging stations, making it convenient for those driving. Facilities: Quite new, with Jomoo bathroom fixtures. Cleanliness: Excellent, spotless, and the staff cleaned very thoroughly. Environment: The room had a lake view from the window, and you could also see a beautiful sunset. Service: The staff were warm and friendly, greeting guests enthusiastically and recommending local delicacies. Breakfast: Included local specialty butter tea.

The service was very warm and the room facilities were also good. The hot pot included in the package and the barbecue the next day were both excellent. I would suggest adding more pillow options, as the current pillows are too high and uncomfortable. Also, the hot water in the shower doesn't last very long, so women might need to hurry if they're washing their hair. I would stay here again and hope it gets better and better.

This was easily the most beautiful and satisfying experience of our entire trip. Ga'er Starry Sky Camp boasts an ideal central location, perfect for exploring nearby attractions like MoShi Park, Yala Snow Mountain, and Longdeng Grassland. Our room was comfortable, clean, and spacious, and the expansive grounds offered activities such as exploring flower fields and horse riding. The absolute highlight, however, was their signature ******* cuisine – truly a culinary delight! We will certainly be returning.

A particularly unforgettable trip, a chance encounter, and a dazzling pearl hidden in the mountains! The main building of the B&B is a local traditional mortise and tenon wood, earth and stone structure building. The excellent location on the top of the mountain allows you to have a sweeping view of the valley and the grassland in the distance. It is very quiet and the air is fresh.  The manager has overseas study experience, so the design of the house and the configuration of the meals combine European life experience with local elements. There are also a lot of outdoor activities in the village, such as seasonal mushroom picking, hiking, horseback riding, mountain climbing, milking cows... The original ecological culture in the village is particularly rich and pure. The host and the friends are all very honest and enthusiastic. Picture 2 shows the children how to use a yak whip to shoot stones. This is a unique skill used by herdsmen who have been grazing for many years.

The guesthouse's exterior is in the style of a local traditional house, and the room inside is exactly the same as in the pictures. The standard room for us (2 adults and 2 children) was very spacious. The two young ladies at the guesthouse were incredibly kind. When we had hot pot and barbecue in the courtyard that evening, they even provided us with some things they hadn't prepared. They waited until we were finished before turning off the lights and going to rest! They also found a thermometer for one of the children who wasn't feeling well. Just a heads up, during this summer season, bottled water in the hotel costs 2 yuan per bottle, you know what I mean!

When we arrived here yesterday, there were no twin rooms. The boss was very enthusiastic and added a mattress to the double bed room for our family of four. Thank you so much! Among the many tents, this small house is so satisfying and has particularly complete facilities. Quite satisfied! Stay another day!