I originally just needed a layover in Baisha and picked a random guesthouse, but I ended up falling in love with it! The room was quite spacious, and while the decor wasn't luxurious, it was perfectly acceptable. The location is absolutely fantastic – nestled in a quiet alley, it offers a peaceful retreat while being literally a 10-second jog from Baisha's center. The courtyard is a beautiful labyrinth of flowers and plants, and the self-service laundry and breakfast are conveniently located in the inner courtyard. I have to especially mention the service; they were incredibly responsive and always ready to help. If you messaged in the group chat, even if the front desk was busy, another friendly staff member would quickly appear. Guesthouses nowadays are really stepping up their game! Afternoon tea, a sweet goodnight soup, and luggage transfer were all meticulously arranged. Fresh flower cakes, fruit, medicine, and bottled water were available for the taking. The front desk staff, who I believe is one of the owners, was always smiling and had a great time chatting about football and playing pool with my husband. When we weren't out exploring, we'd play Go, sit on the stairs and admire the snow-capped mountains, and play with Kele – it was just so relaxing. Kele is the guesthouse's dog, and she has the best personality, super gentle! My biggest regret this trip is not bringing some dog treats; I didn't dare buy yak meat from the street for her. And Kele, if anyone bullies you and breaks your head, your big sister will get revenge for you!
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