3-Star Hotels in Jianshui

Facilities: Very satisfactory tatami bed, very easy to find on the roadside, and next to the Jianshui train station, super convenient!!! Environment: The hotel is on the roadside, but the courtyard is quiet and elegant, and taking photos inside is also very good. If it is not a holiday, I feel that I can live in the courtyard for a month. Our room is close to the street. There is no sound when the window is closed, and you can hear the lively hawking downstairs when the window is opened. The a**osphere of life is strong Service: The boss's recommendations to us are not bad, and the breakfast rolls at the homestay are really delicious! ! ! Regret running out to eat on the first day (˵¯͒〰¯͒˵) The boss also helped us carry the luggage upstairs and sent us to the high-speed rail station. It was very considerate. I was afraid of being upset when traveling during holidays. The homestay I chose was so good that I wanted to stay for two more days (unfortunately there are not so many holidays). Jianshui is really suitable for long-term stays and slow relaxation

I have always been a bit hesitant to book this kind of old house B&B, fearing poor soundproofing, fear of noise, and fear of small rooms, but Zhuye Xuan completely subverted my concept. It is delicious, delicious, and comfortable to live in. Living here is cultural. Thank you Jasmine, thank you Sasha, thank you to other friends, thank you for making our stay warm🙏🙏🙏 Afternoon tea snacks and breakfast have always been something I will never forget, as well as the delicious hand-brewed coffee next door👍👍👍

The hotel boasts a prime location, right next to the small train station and not far from Jianshui Ancient City—about an 8-minute walk! It's a newly opened hotel, and the rooms are clean and tidy. The double beds are quite large, and the mattresses and bedding are comfortable. The shower in the bathroom has strong water pressure, making showering comfortable. The breakfast selection isn't extensive, but the portions are generous and filling! They even have local specialty rice noodles! The owner is incredibly welcoming; they not only upgraded our room but also helped us book our train tickets and suggested tourist attractions! We are very grateful! There are plenty of parking spaces, making it convenient for tourists traveling by car!

I've been to Jianshui three times now. This time, my friends and I traveled from Shanghai to Kunming, then from Kunming to Mile, and finally to Jianshui. We originally planned to go to Mengzi, but Xisheyun Guesthouse kept us there. We booked two days and then added another day. This guesthouse is a little far from the old town, but Jianshui isn't very big; a Didi ride costs about 10 yuan. Stepping into Xisheyun felt like home. The owner's landscaping is clearly professional; every corner is picturesque. I was even lucky enough to join the owner at a Torch Festival in a Yi village. The owner's wife also paid great attention to hygiene. The mattresses in the room were 30cm high, and disposable towels and wipes were readily available. The room was clean and odor-free. It's the best guesthouse I've stayed in in recent years, comparable to a five-star hotel, but with a much warmer, more welcoming atmosphere. We cooked dinner at the guesthouse, and the owners even added extra dishes for us. The owner also brought out some good wine to chat and drink with us. The breakfast at the guesthouse was also plentiful; the rice noodle soup was made with bone broth, and fruit was always available in the garden resting area for guests. I've written quite a lot without realizing it. I'll come back to Xisheyun again next time I have the chance. I hope the owners will always maintain their high standards.

Facilities: New, especially the water heater in the room, which I really appreciated. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: Photogenic, although we're not good at taking pictures. Just relaxing in the courtyard was nice. Service: Superb, very friendly. They even helped with our luggage at the station. It was truly better than I expected. I immediately extended my stay the next day. It's very close to the Seven-Arch Bridge, just a few minutes' walk. The guesthouse is right next to Daoli Park, which was still beautiful even though the rapeseed flowers were past their peak bloom. The rice noodles for breakfast were especially delicious. A northerner who had traveled all the way from Xishuangbanna ate them for two days straight, telling his companion he never wanted to hear rice noodles again! 😂 The bone broth and chili oil were incredibly fragrant. We enjoyed a walk in the park after breakfast to digest. 😁 During the day, you can eat at Jianlong (the sign is in traditional Chinese characters) next to the Qikongqiao parking lot. The food is light and delicious; if you prefer stronger flavors, just tell the owner. For those arriving by public transport, you won't be bored without a car. You can rent electric bikes to catch the train (there are shared electric bikes near the RV campsite's restrooms, but the seats are small; we found the nearest rental shop on the map and called the owner, who will tell you where the bikes are). It's a ten-minute ride (there are ancient bridges along the way, so you can enjoy the scenery). The area to Xianghui Station is very photogenic, and the fields next to the station are also quite charming. Inside the station, there are delicious cakes (super chocolate!), freshly baked pineapple buns with pineapple, and freshly baked Litsea cubeba beef pizza – super delicious! Two semi-retired people in their 30s were very satisfied in Daoli. We'll be back in a couple of days.

The rooms are spacious and clean. The view from the room is outstanding. In my opinion, it is better than the official Duoyishu viewing platform. You can see the sunrise right from the comfort of the room. The food is also decent. There are several other restaurants nearby if you want to try. The staff service is very good. Staff is friendly and they bring your luggage to the main road or parking lot. Value for money, highly recommended. As it is built on a hill, there are some stairs to climb, might be a bit tiring for elderly.

We booked a mini double room and at the reception they made sure we liked it before giving it to us. In reality, despite being a mini double room, the room was spacious, with all the necessary amenities. We found everything we needed for the shower and hygiene. The cleanliness was absolutely perfect. Chinese-style buffet breakfast, although at the reception we were told it was an international cuisine. The location of the hotel is perfect for those travelling by train (15 minutes by bus from the station) and is a 20-minute walk from the historic centre. I absolutely recommend it!

This was my bad for not checking more closely, but this hotel isn't located inside the ancient city. If you were to come from the train station and then take a bus to the ancient city gate, it's a bit of a walk to this hotel. I believe it'd be a good stay for drivers since there's a parking lot, but not for people without cars. Moreover, there is currently really loud construction right outside the hotel that starts early in the morning, so be mindful of that. Otherwise the room itself is fine, pretty spacious and clean.

If you drive to Jianshui, you don't have to choose a place near the ancient city. There is free parking near the ancient city. This hotel is about 2 kilometers away from the ancient city and the purple pottery night market by car. It's very close, not on the main road. I live on the 4th floor next to the road. I can't hear the sound of cars when I close the windows at night. It's quite quiet. You can park in front of the hotel, but the parking spaces are limited. However, the security guard can guide you to park for free on the nearby roadside, which is very convenient. The ladies at the front desk are very sweet and cute, enthusiastic, patient and meticulous. The rooms are clean and spacious. The hotel is particularly warm and thoughtful in providing the services shown in my photos. The only thing is that the breakfast is average, with not much content, but it is enough.

The room was clean, the environment was nice, the owner was very friendly, it was close to various attractions, and the space was very large—the largest living room I've ever seen. It was also quiet and peaceful, ensuring I wouldn't have any trouble sleeping. There was even a balcony on the fourth floor where I could sunbathe. Overall, it was a great experience.