Danba Hotels with Parking

We had an amazing time staying at this homestay. The wife and husband who run it are so pure and lovely, we had such a laugh with them while trying to communicate in different languages, they are full of joy! The hotel itself is really lovely, very traditional design of the area and with fantastic views from the 3 terraces! The food was unbelievable, all grown by the family, pesticide free, and cooked freshly to perfection. Dinner was very well priced as well and super handy as we didn’t have a car. The lovely hostess even made us a packed lunch when we said we were going on a hike, and accommodated us with a very early breakfast when we had an early morning bus to catch. They also booked us a taxi which was super helpful. We loved staying here, it had a very homely vibe, would 100% recommend.

Very good, the bed and quilt in the room are very comfortable. And the air conditioner is very cool. It should be made of capillary tubes. There is no air outlet, so the room is still very comfortable. Breakfast was very delicious. I will choose to stay here next time I pass by Danba.

I went to Jiaju ******* Village purely out of laziness. Coming down from Mount Siguniang, I wanted to find a place to relax and plan my next trip. The reason I booked the mountain wasn't because I'm arrogant, but because it was expensive. I've always believed in high quality at a high price, and it exceeded my expectations. Let's talk about the amenities first: the bedding was 100-count plus long-staple cotton, the toothbrush and toothpaste were from Sam's Club, and the large windows looked out onto the forest. Stargazing at night was mesmerizing. The homestay has five rooms, and the common areas include a restaurant, tea room, outdoor viewing platform, outdoor reading area, and outdoor coffee terrace. There's also a Tibetan-style semi-sun terrace on the second floor. Then, let's talk about the amenities: the owner and her family of three (the son came over on vacation to help out), and all our meals were prepared by the owner's wife, each delicious and delicious. The yak copper pot was definitely the best I had on my trip to western Sichuan, and the owner's coffee was unforgettable. The most important thing is the boss's familiarity with the western Sichuan route, which will definitely benefit travelers. With the boss's guidance, we went from the Dandao Secret Realm to the Huanxi Pass. It was beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Important things must be said three times. Next time I plan to stay there for ten days or half a month, just to daydream, read books and look at the stars.

We stayed with friends at this wonderful hotel and were satisfied! The rooms are cozy, clean, there is a stunning view of nature around, and the price is very pleasant. The interior of the hotel is decorated in a traditional style, which allows you to feel immersed in the local culture. In addition, the hosts are an incredibly friendly family that creates a truly homely atmosphere. They are very nice, cook delicious food and apples grow in their garden, which they treat the guests with! The owners are also very responsive - when I forgot the cape, they brought it to me in Danba, while again treating me to delicious fruits. Special thanks for the help with transportation and willingness to help with any questions that arise! If I have the opportunity to return to the neighborhood, I will choose this hotel!

We had a lovely time at Ji Ye Valley hostel. The owner is a very kind and generous lady who went out of her way to help us. The food was great- lots of lovely fresh vegetables and fruits that you could pick from the garden as well as hot pot with all the trimmings. The owner gave us bags of apples and figs to take with us on our journey to Kangding, and she kindly booked the bus ticket for us in advance. We really appreciated her hospitality and patience with our lack of Chinese skills - we had to do a lot of translating on our phones. Aside from that we really enjoyed relaxing in the lovely garden as well as walking the local paths up the mountain - through the old oak forests and past the ancient towers. A great experience and we really want to thank the owner for all her help and kindness.

It is a cheap room in a beautiful place. It is very clean. The location is really beautiful. As a homestay it isn't ideal for people without transport. There is basically nothing around so you are quite reliant on the hosts for everything. But you have to ask for everything. I felt like quite a nuisance most of the time. But the mothers beef noodle soup and omelette were really excellent! They have hosted many foreigners before. Despite this communication is quite poor. The owner has WeChat so he should provide his number to guests so they can add him before they arrive. That way they can easily figure out the logistics of how to get here. Having said that once I did add the owner he was responsive and helpful.

Thank you so much to the friendly girl at this hotel who chatted with us and even took us to the bus station to help with getting tickets to Ta Gong! Dan Ba stands out as being slightly more expensive for accommodation than plenty of other locations in the region, but for the price we got our room, we were quite happy. Comfortable bed, very basic but okay bathroom, little but at least some sunlight. The location is a bit tricky and the photos we saw from other reviews don’t help much either. If you speak some Chinese, call them - they’d be ready to pick you up when you’re anywhere next to the building. *If you don’t speak Chinese*, then the best way to explain it is: go around the corner of the building and you will walk along the narrow side of it, *not* along the main street. After some 30 meters there will be an entrance to your left and elevators - plenty of people will use them because it’s the same entry for the apartments on the upper floors. Use a translation app to translate the signs next to these elevators and you will find the one for this hotel. I think it’s the 3rd floor.

We arrived late in the afternoon and enjoyed the beautiful view from the terrace looking out over the Zhonglu village and valley floor below. We were greeted by two golden labs that accompanied us as we strolled through the village experiencing the local culture and cuisine. Dinner was excellent, with a hot pot chicken soup with fresh vegetables as well as a delicious egg dish cook cooked in a rich, savory tomato sauce. In the morning, we enjoyed exploring the village and chatting with the locals as well as watching a local fellow building a new house. It was interesting to watch him work, carving the wood into ceiling panels that he hung without any nails or glue. We were also invited to pick as many plums as we could eat from a tree that was simply exploding with ripe juicy plums!

The hotel environment is excellent! The parking lot is large, convenient for travelers with cars. Rooms offer mountain views, as does the restaurant, and there's also an open-air lounge area with views of the snow-capped mountains. The decor is very tasteful, the bedding is very comfortable, the bathroom has a separate shower and toilet, and it's very clean. There's also an adorable little white cat.

I stayed here during a time in which water was missing in the whole city but the host was very kind and made all efforts to make my stay comfortable, bringing buckets of water to the rooms and notifying when water was available for the showers. She also speaks English and helped me to plan my trip. The structure itself is well maintained, nice and close to the bus station, I definitely recommend it.