2-Star Hotels in Daofu

This is an absolutely fantastic value-for-money guesthouse! If you're passing through Daofu and have trouble choosing, this is the place to go. From the meticulously arranged garden and furnishings to every nook and cranny, the owner's attention to detail is evident. The wild mushroom and yak soup hotpot they cooked for us at 10:30 pm was so delicious; one bite and all the day's fatigue vanished. The yak meat was so plentiful, we ended up having beef noodles the next day! Although there's no private bathroom in the room, the shared amenities are all from familiar brands, which is very thoughtful.

The boss built this house for himself to live in and also used it as a B&B, so he put a lot of effort into it. The room can be described as carved beams and painted buildings. Every door on the second floor is hand-carved, very delicate and gorgeous! The boss's family is very enthusiastic. It can be seen that the boss's son has made full preparations to introduce the house to the guests, and even showed them photos of the house when it was built. It can be said that he is very attentive!

Tourism in Daofu isn't very developed yet, but this B&B was surprisingly good. It's a newly built ******* house, with the owner's upstairs living in it, and the ground floor is open and made entirely of wood. It's clean, spacious, and one room is twice the size of a typical one. We were so surprised, having been used to modern hotels! Parking was convenient, and there were ripe grapes and apples in the yard. The owner was warm and attentive, always accommodating, and even gave us a delicious pie, probably a ******* specialty. My child devoured it all day in my arms. Highly recommended.

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.

This is a newly opened little shop with a very welcoming owner. It's located right on the road, making it easy to find and surrounded by plenty of restaurants, making it very convenient. Amenities: The bed was a bit firm, but the water heater was powerful. After a long day of driving, I enjoyed a comfortable, hot shower. Environment: The room was small but cozy, but the door's soundproofing was a bit poor, making it a bit noisy when other guests arrived late at night. Cleanliness: Very clean and tiring. Service: The owner was very welcoming. He helped us find parking upon arrival and immediately delivered any items we needed to our room.

The surroundings are lovely and peaceful, and the cleanliness was quite decent. The owner has horses on site, and although it was too cold for us to ride them, it adds to the charm. The place features grasslands and horses, and the hygiene was satisfactory. A big plus: prices didn't increase during the May Day holiday, making it excellent value for money. I bet it would be absolutely wonderful to visit in the summer!

Traditional big hotel, the room is very large, there are some, health can be, facilities can be. Convenient transportation and a lot of food. The most important thing is that the Daoqian houses are too beautiful, and the wetland parks that don't cost money are also very like.

Small family-style hotel with amazing view. Thanks to the big window wall, I had a great view, seen the baby yaks in the morning. The building also has a small grocery store and a restaurant

clean room and good service. great and delicious Chinese breakfast. We arrived with two bicycles, were ofdered to store them inside and also were able to clean our bikes on request. Cleaning crew placed new water and amenities in front of our door when we were not there. Note: I don't know why they dont serve the breakfast in the very nice decorated lobby, instead they have that strange unfriendly purpose-serving breakfast room in another building next ro the carpark with four tables, some chairs and a 2m buffet. The breakfast room doesn't fit to the standard and style of the hotel itself at all.

Arrived at 9 o'clock in the evening, the little brother came out to pick us up, the service was in place, It also includes two tickets for Moshi Park, which is also very good value for money. It is only a 2-minute drive away, which is very convenient. 🏔️