Jiazhou diary

I compared prices online for a long time before placing an order, and it really surprised me. The room was spacious and bright, and the yard was full of flowers and plants, so the air was very fresh. It was also very convenient to get around, being close to the food street and the Leshan Giant Buddha.

A warm welcome and very helpful staff. The room was made non-smoking, but unfortunately, there was still an ashtray. The room, shower, and toilet are beautifully designed. Parking is available next door, within walking distance of the Giant Buddha.

The pet-friendly hotel is less than a ten-minute walk from the museum and the North Gate of the Leshan Giant Buddha, making it very convenient to get to the scenic area. However, there are no places to eat nearby. But there are more food options at Zhanggongqiao Food Street, which is across the bridge.

The hotel is very close to the Giant Buddha scenic area, about a ten-minute walk away. They offered delicious Xu Liang Gao (a type of sweet rice cake) and afternoon tea. The service was excellent. There's a pool table in the lobby for children. The adjacent guesthouse also has a ball pit and inflatable slide, which doubles as a swimming pool in the summer. One minor issue was that our room was on the first floor, so the soundproofing wasn't great; we could clearly hear people speaking Mandarin in the living room next door while we were sleeping. Also, the bathroom was a bit small, and the showerhead faucet had noticeable limescale buildup; I suggest improving the bathroom's cleanliness. The toilet flush button wasn't very responsive, and the flushing wasn't strong enough.