Homestays in Sichuan, China

The hotel is located kind of tucked in a corner between a restaurant a store. It’s about a 15 to 20 min walk to the entrance of Juizhaigou. Beside the hotel is a bunch of food options and further down and on the way to Juizhaigou there are plenty of milk tea and coffee options. The room was super clean and nice. The window for my room looked out to the building next to it so I just kept the curtain closed. It’s a “smart” room hotel, so they have an Alexa-ish thing called Xiao Du that you can ask it to do things. They also have an in room oxygen supply but I believed you need to request it to be turned on which I never did. I like the Xiao Mi instant hot water dispenser that was provided as you could just stick a water bottle with the special cap on to it and have hot water. No need to worried how dirty a regular kettle can get.

Great location. Very well served by public transport, and within walking distance of several attractions. Easily and quickly accessible from the train station. Very warm welcome from the management team. The apartments are quite true to the photos. The only slight difference is that the kitchen isn't meant for cooking, so there's no crockery provided. However, it is equipped with an electric kettle, a microwave, and a refrigerator. Apartment 2021 on the 20th floor, where I extended my stay. Magnificent view. Spacious apartment. Very quiet. Very comfortable bedding. Living area. Very pleasant when you need to spend time in the apartment. Large projection screen. Washing machine with detergent provided - so useful. Large bathroom. Very clean. Very friendly cleaning service. They can clean the room daily and provide two bottles of water every day. The Wi-Fi had some ups and downs, but improved as the stay progressed. In short, an address I would gladly return to for its value for money.

The service was excellent! Every staff member was so warm and polite. They even offered a complimentary shuttle service to Changpinggou Service Center. The room's cleanliness and facilities were also great. Since it was off-season and not too busy, the front desk even upgraded our room for free. The guesthouse's own small kitchen served delicious food too. After a long day, we enjoyed some stir-fried dishes right there, and their special blended drinks were really good!

The hotel is located right at the centre of everything in a building right across the Westin . It’s on top of a hotpot restaurant and another hotel called Vienna .. it’s a clean space with friendly staff and a lift that directly leads to the floor with your rooms with no access card needed to get to your door.. this makes it easy to order food in.. personally I would stay here again if I was coming here for a longer stay by myself.. there was no weird smell the room cleaning staff did amazing . Cons.. In every way this room and hotel is a great deal for the price but as always there are some cons . These cons don’t apply to people in different situations.. 1. The bathroom door is glass with an opaque part in the centre of your walk up to it you can see everything. I came here with a friend who is a girl but we trust each other so was no issues . But I can see this being a problem for some. 2.the projector here is nice you can steam stuff to it . But if you have Chinese apps that you use in other countries like iqyi these can’t be cast because of copywriter issues ..the instructions are in Chinese but that’s to be expected easy to translate .. 3. The lift is usually always congested as there De multiple buildings in the building but this is normal in most hotels..

Booked a twin room with two 1.8m beds, perfect for families. The environment is lovely, and they pay attention to details. There's a small balcony where you can relax and eat. It's clean and tidy, and the landlady is very welcoming. The only downside is that the soundproofing isn't great. There are plenty of restaurants downstairs, and it's very convenient for getting around.

The hotel is not far from Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area, and there's a bus stop nearby, which is very convenient. The hotel environment is elegant, and there are many dining options nearby. The front desk staff was very nice; on the day we arrived, we were experiencing some altitude sickness after coming down from Huanglong, and she explained many precautions to us. The hot spring is on the fourth floor, and the hotel will notify you via WeChat when it's ready.

Here's my review: **Location:** Since I visited during the off-season, the hotel kindly upgraded my room for free. First off, the hotel is incredibly close to Jiuzhaigou – it's only a 5-minute walk to the entrance of the scenic area in the morning. However, because it's so close to Jiuzhaigou, there aren't many dining options nearby. It's a bit of a walk to the town, so having a car would be more convenient. **Facilities:** The room itself was very new and equipped with smart home features. The TV was connected to the internet, which made casting and watching movies much easier. The room also had both floor heating and air conditioning, making it very comfortable. The bed and pillows were on the softer side; they felt quite sunken when I lay in the middle, so if you prefer a firm bed, this might not be for you. On a thoughtful note, the room came with complimentary snacks and drinks. It was also incredibly quiet at night. With the curtains drawn, it was pitch black – you couldn't see anything, making it very peaceful. **Breakfast & Amenities:** The hotel offers breakfast for 30 RMB per person. It's a standard breakfast, with yogurt, fruit, bread, noodles, and other common breakfast items. The hotel also has a gym and a public bath, though the gym doesn't have many facilities. **Service:** The service was excellent. The hotel staff were very patient and had a great attitude. I'd especially like to commend the housekeeping service – they were very thorough in restocking items and amenities, and they even tidied up my bedside table without disturbing any of my personal belongings. **Suggestions:** The floor heating isn't throughout the entire room. While they provided two pairs of disposable slippers, the area near the bathroom entrance had no floor heating. After a shower, wearing slippers meant they'd get wet and feel uncomfortable, but going barefoot was too cold. I suggest providing two pairs of slippers in the bathroom – one for wearing in the private hot spring (if applicable) and one for general use, which would make soaking more convenient. Also, with all the smart home features, there were quite a few remote controls. The floor heating made the bed very hot, which became increasingly uncomfortable as I slept. It would be helpful if guests were reminded about this, and perhaps the various remote controls could be labeled, as it was sometimes hard to tell which controlled what.

If Jiaju Tibetan Village is a beautiful picture, then Aruokangba Jiaju Manor is the warmest payment in this painting. This manor is not only a residence, but also a cultural station where you can feel the Tibetan customs of Jiarong at zero distance. From architectural style to service details, simplicity and sincerity are revealed everywhere. Location and Transportation: Located in the core area of Jiaju Tibetan Village, the manor has a great view of the mountainside. Standing on the observation deck or on the balcony of the room, you can have a panoramic view of the cascades of Tibetan-style towers, continuous canyons and distant snow-capped mountains. Although the road up the mountain is a bit circling (self-driving needs to be driven carefully), when you see the manor in the clouds, you will feel that all the bumps are worth it. There is a separate parking lot in the manor, which is more friendly to self-driving tourists. Environment and Design: The building is a traditional stone-built slab style, perfectly integrated into the local village. The interiors incorporate modern and comfortable facilities while retaining Tibetan elements such as painted wooden beams, handmade coppers, yak velvet blankets. The public area is very popular, especially the observation deck on the top floor and the fire pond leisure area full of Tibetan style. At night, the atmosphere is directly full. Room facilities: We stayed in a king-size bed room with a view. The room was spacious and the windows were like picture frames, and the mountain view frame outside the window was directly entered into the room. The bedding is soft and clean, and the heating equipment is very powerful. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry, the hot water is fast, the water pressure is sufficient, and it is really a plus to take a comfortable hot bath when you are tired. Dining experience: The dining of the manor is the highlight. Breakfast Tibetan butter tea, barley cake, yak yogurt and other local characteristics are all available, and the freshly cooked noodles warm the stomach and heart. For dinner, we tried hot pot, the soup was delicious, the ingredients were fresh, and the secret chili sauce was very enjoyable. Outside the window is the panoramic view of Tibetan Village, the dual enjoyment of taste and vision. Services: The staff are basically local Tibetan compatriots, very simple and enthusiastic. The housekeeper took the initiative to contact us before we arrived and sent detailed location guidelines. During the stay, whether it is helping to carry luggage to the high floor, or patiently introducing the surrounding hiking routes, taking pictures and punching points, it makes people feel at home. That sincere smile is the warmth that star hotels can't standardize. Playing around: From the manor, you can walk deep into the inside of the village of Jiaju Tibetan Village and feel the real daily life of the locals. If you have enough time, you can ask the housekeeper to help contact the surrounding Zhonglu Tibetan Village or Suopo Yilou, which is more primitive and quiet than Jiaju. If you can get up in the morning, don't miss the morning mist when you go to the roof of the manor to watch the sunrise, the whole stockade is like a fairyland in the changes of light and shadow.

First off, the location is great, not far from the metro station (Line 1 connects to Line 2 with one transfer, making it convenient to get to Xipu). It's right next to the Sichuan Opera House, on a high floor, with an apartment-style setup. The manager, a young lady, provided excellent service; when we had to leave early, she arranged for the cleaning staff to help store our luggage in the room. The bed and bathroom aren't the newest, and a couple of times late at night, there was some noise, possibly a hum from the ventilation system, but thankfully it was only brief. Overall, the value for money is still satisfying. When traveling with kids, safety and convenience are top priorities, and this place delivered on both.

The hotel's location is excellent, close to Chunxi Road, Taikoo Li, and the subway station, with many attractions within walking distance. Transportation is incredibly convenient, with various options like the subway and buses nearby. The rooms are spacious and equipped with smart amenities like automatic curtains. The surrounding area is well-developed, with numerous restaurants and hot pot places downstairs, making dining and shopping incredibly convenient.