Inns in Lijiang

Took my mom out for a trip and saw Aling's live stream on Douyin. She came across as very practical, genuine, and unpretentious, so we decided to stay for a few days. Overall, it was a really good experience. As soon as you enter the courtyard, there's a water feature with koi fish, which gives a vibrant and lively feel. The two young men working there were incredibly attentive and patient in answering our questions, and their demeanor was very refined. We also had the good fortune to meet a compatible travel couple, Sister Liu and her husband, at Aling's place. It felt like such a serendipitous encounter for people from the north and south to meet here. In the evening, we gathered in Aling's courtyard to chat, drink tea, and share our travel experiences. It was truly delightful. Thank you, Aling, for bringing us all together!

Cleanliness: Spotless and tidy. Service: Attentive and kind. Environment: Dominated by wood tones, very textured. [Lanshe Courtesy] Tea Tasting: The afternoon tea is definitely worth taking your time to enjoy. I happened to be suffering from altitude sickness and a cold that day, and the hotel thoughtfully prepared brown sugar ginger tea for me. Many thanks! The hotel is conveniently located about 200 meters from Zhongyi Market, an easy walk.

This is my third time in Lijiang, and this was by far the best stay! First, let's talk about the location. Turning right out of the B&B and going down a few steps takes you right into Lijiang Old Town, which is incredibly convenient! If you don't feel like eating in the old town, there are plenty of restaurants nearby, as well as supermarkets and malls, offering a wide range of choices. The B&B also provides afternoon tea and post-dinner desserts every day. Next, the environment and cleanliness. The exterior of the B&B has a very stylish design, and there's a spiral staircase on the third floor from which you can see the distant mountains – the view is stunning. The rooms are spacious, and the cleaning staff truly does an excellent job; it's the kind of clean where even the window sills are dust-free, making you feel completely at ease. The disposable amenities provided in the room are incredibly comprehensive, including eye masks, earplugs, and face masks. For the first time, I felt like I could travel light and didn't need to pack so much stuff. Finally, the service – it's truly outstanding! From the day I booked the B&B, any questions I asked in the group chat were answered promptly. Not only that, but they also proactively sent us their self-made travel guides. Upon arrival, staff helped carry our luggage to the room and asked about our needs. They seriously addressed any issues we had, without any perfunctoriness. On our first day, when we wanted to explore the old town, a staff member personally walked us there, introduced us to the surrounding area, and explained how to get to different places – so thoughtful! When a family member wasn't feeling well, they didn't hesitate to make two trips, bringing honey water and tidying up, showing great care! It's rare to find every single staff member so dedicated and responsible towards guests. The owner of such a wonderful B&B must keep it running! My family and I will definitely choose to stay at Dublin without hesitation next time we visit Lijiang!!!

Located next to Heilongtan Park, the biggest surprise was its 'tranquil yet central' location. You can reach the park in just a few minutes, and the Old Town is about a ten-minute walk. This allows you to easily immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere whenever you like, then retreat to a peaceful environment. The room's balcony was a great bonus. The hosts were generally warm and welcoming, with thoughtful touches like airport pick-up, tea service, and afternoon tea. Minor drawbacks included the narrow alley making parking a bit tricky, and during summer, there was no snow on the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, plus finding a taxi around the Old Town was difficult. Overall, the value for money is better than staying right in the heart of the Old Town, making it perfect for a leisurely trip to Lijiang. We never wanted to leave the guesthouse each day. Finally, a complaint about Trip.com: the same room type was nearly 200 yuan more expensive than on Qunar, which felt like a lot of wasted money! Aren't they part of the same platform company? I'd really like to hear an explanation from Trip.com customer service.

Right upon arriving at the old town gate, a staff member met us and took care of our luggage the entire way. As soon as we entered, a lovely lady greeted us with hot tea and small desserts, instantly making us feel refreshed. The owner, Tietou, was incredibly welcoming. He even gave us a tour of the courtyard and provided welcome fruits and a small card – truly, a dream for anyone who appreciates thoughtful details! My favorite part was enjoying afternoon tea in the garden. Hydrangeas surrounded the wooden table, sunlight filtered through the leaves, and the air was filled with the scent of flowers and tea. Every photo I took captured a wonderful, serene atmosphere. The water feature in the courtyard also had a fantastic vibe, surrounded by beautiful flowers. Sitting there, even just daydreaming, felt like time slowed down. Even breakfast offered personalized choices. This feeling of being so well taken care of is truly so much more comfortable than many of the internet-famous B&Bs!

This has been the most satisfying B&B I've ever stayed in. The facilities are excellent, the service is attentive, and responses are quick. They offer free high-speed rail pickup, luggage transfer, welcome afternoon tea, and bedtime milk. When we found a drain odor in our room, the staff checked it out and upgraded us immediately, resolving the issue promptly. The toiletries are also high-end, and you can even take home the slippers, bath towels, and regular towels. Aside from the slight noise issue and a limited breakfast selection, everything else was perfect. I would definitely choose Po Xin Yun She again next time.

I am very satisfied with the service of the inn, the rooms, the decoration of the inn, the environment is very clean and beautiful Big brothers and big sisters are very nice people! Very enthusiastic, I am very happy to stay here for a few days. Although it is short, it is very comfortable and comfortable. I will definitely stay here again if I have the opportunity to come to the ancient city again, and will also recommend friends to come here! I highly recommend this inn, especially if you like small animals. You can come here to pet cats and dogs. They are all well-behaved and cute. You don’t want to leave even if you stay here!

If you're visiting Lijiang's Shuhe Ancient Town, you absolutely cannot miss the amazing Guanxin Inn! The environment here is beautiful, with lush greenery in the courtyard and fresh air that instantly helps you relax. The bedding in the rooms is exceptionally comfortable – a good night's sleep here will leave you feeling completely refreshed! The service is incredibly thoughtful and attentive; no matter what you need, they'll help you out, making you feel as warm and welcome as if you were at home. Step outside the inn and you can immediately experience the ancient town's unique charm and leisurely pace of life, making it perfect for a relaxing vacation and capturing some great photos! I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful and immersive experience of Lijiang's culture!

I appreciated the convenient location and service, but the misleading tour arrangements, unexpected extra charges, and poor coordination made my overall stay frustrating and disappointing. Location: The hotel is in the southern part of the Old Town, which has fewer crowds than other areas. It’s quieter, still beautiful, and easily accessible. Service: The hotel offers one complimentary train/airport pickup if arranged in advance (for 3 night stay). The staff helped carry my luggage from the South Gate (cars can’t enter the Old Town) and provided welcome fruit upon request. Breakfast was as described, though the noodles were undercooked. The staff were responsive and helped me book tickets, including a trip to Jade Dragon Snow Mountain—but this is where things went wrong. Initially, the hotel staff quoted me a reasonable price that matched my research and said the schedule was flexible, I could spend as much time as I like. When I went to book, they suddenly told me I needed to pay about 200 RMB more because I was a foreigner—something I knew wasn’t true from my experience in other cities. They also said lunch was mandatory. I was short on time and wanted convenience, so I accepted the extra charges. Although I was told that jackets, oxygen bottles, and water would be provided, the driver took me and other Chinese tourists to a store to buy additional oxygen and energy drinks at four times the normal price. There I was told the “free” oxygen bottle was too small—information the hotel hadn’t mentioned. I bought one just in case but never needed it. I booked a sunrise tour with a 5 a.m. pickup, but we didn’t actually see sunrise at the mountain—partly due to weather, partly because the schedule wasn’t designed for it. The driver took me to Blue Moon Lake first, then the cable car, and the Impression of Lijiang show last. He kept saying I was short on time, so I needed to buy an additional ticket for battery car to get around and rushed through Blue Moon Lake without knowing how long the walk should take, only to end up waiting an hour at the cable car. After the show, we were taken to lunch, which had no menu—just a very basic hot pot shared with random strangers seated at the same table. The driver texted me to hurry up because other passengers were waiting and even told me that they didn’t pay for lunch because they knew it wasn’t good. That upset me even more. Overall, I felt rushed, overcharged, and misled, and the whole experience made the trip far less enjoyable. Amenities: The amenities were as described, but there was no daily housekeeping or towel replacement.

This was truly a unique experience! The price was great, the environment was lovely, and the service was incredibly thoughtful. The front desk lady meticulously explained how to see the 'sunrise over the golden mountains' and how to explore Lijiang. The best part? The guesthouse owner turned out to be from my hometown in Chongqing, and even our neighbor! What a small world, you couldn't make this up. We drank tea in the afternoon and had drinks together in the evening – they were so incredibly hospitable! 😍 Next time I'm in Lijiang, I'm definitely staying here again. The emotional value was off the charts! 💯 Below are some real photos I took this morning. Friends, if you're going to Lijiang, this guesthouse should be your top choice.