Danba Hotels with Bars

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.

An absolutely wonderful stay! If you love a quiet, pastoral life, you absolutely must consider this place! The owner is incredibly kind, helping with luggage, bringing fresh fruit, and the breakfast was healthy and delicious. Our room was very bright and airy, with several large windows. Opening them at night to enjoy the breeze and fresh air felt like time had slowed down. The B&B has its own parking lot, complete with charging stations. If you stay here, I highly recommend dining in; the ingredients are fresh and tasty, and the dining environment is very comfortable. There are many thoughtful details throughout the property, such as wind chimes hanging in the tree next to the dining area, which create a delightful, crisp sound in the breeze; small bells on the room doors that jingle every time you open them; and a special guestbook for visitors' messages. I read through all the entries – turns out, the previous guests who stayed in this room were quite interesting… My husband and I were both sad to leave before check-out; we truly felt at home here. Next time, we'll pick a sunny day and come back for another stay, and hopefully catch a glimpse of the starry sky over the village.

I was so impressed with Cherry, the receptionist! I was impressed with everything. 100/10 score! The accommodation was clean, the atmosphere was great, simple, quiet, and peaceful. The room was spacious, the bathroom and toilet were amazing (automatic system). We had the room all to ourselves on the 4th floor. All the staff were cheerful, helpful, and had outfits to wear! Breakfast might be served a little late, but everyone served with genuine care. I was very impressed with this place and highly recommend it! Ben misses Cherry so much!

The path up the mountain to find the hotel was narrow, and some side roads weren't clearly indicated in the navigation. Turning around after taking the wrong turn was incredibly difficult. I finally found the hotel, completely exhausted. Just as I was about to complain, two large golden retrievers darted out, excitedly and warmly greeting me. What else could I say?! The tatami room was modernly decorated, with many new appliances and a large projector, which was quite effective. The bath towels and handwashing cups were all disposable, which was very hygienic! Each room had a balcony with a view, offering mountain views during the day and stargazing at night... Overall, it was great. What I loved and missed most were the two golden retrievers, Zhaocai and Jinbao, who brought me so much joy...

Our history was very kind. He cooked a delicious dinner for us for a small cost. Our room was clean and nice. The view remarkable. He hiked with us over the mountain to the next village the next day, which was a beautiful but tough hike. It is quite high altitude. I can really recommend the place!

I saw a friend stay at this hotel on WeChat Moments several years ago, and seeing the price of Queen's Castle skyrocket, we decided to stay here this time since we were passing by. Service: The landlady was very busy, but she upgraded our room upon arrival. The staff's attitude and service were generally so-so; they didn't proactively help with luggage and were always rushing around, but it wasn't too bad. Location: At the very top, the view is fantastic, but not ideal for drivers. New drivers or those with small 1.4T cars should proceed with caution. However, our drone was quite efficient, providing a panoramic view. Facilities: The rooms and decor were very unique, but there was no air conditioning or heating. However, there were electric blankets, so it wasn't cold. The only downside was the extremely smelly toilet. This definitely needs to be addressed, otherwise, it wastes such a beautiful view. Food: Dinner was nothing special. The portions were huge, so order accordingly. Overall, the view is excellent.

The butler upgraded us to a loft room with a bathtub. It's a Tibetan-style building, and the interior decor also has a ******* flair. You can step directly from the second floor onto a huge outdoor terrace to enjoy the views. The room was very comfortable, the service was excellent, and the owner was incredibly welcoming. The scenery of the ******* village is beautiful, and the food was delicious. This was the best place to stay during our entire trip through Western Sichuan with no altitude sickness. Highly recommended!

The B&B is located halfway up the mountain, so there are indeed a lot of winding roads and it's difficult to pass oncoming cars. However, it's great that we could drive right up to the entrance without having to walk. As soon as we got out of the car, the friendly guy at the front desk greeted us enthusiastically and helped with our luggage. We arrived quite late, but the staff still prepared hot milk and some snacks for us. The next day, we slept in naturally. When we woke up, the morning mist was incredibly beautiful. It was the most restful night's sleep I'd had in days in a high-altitude area. On the second day, one of the hotel staff members took us on a tour of the village and even picked plums and apples for us. An old lady we passed by warmly greeted us and invited us in for tea. I really love this kind of simple, human-touch local experience. I've already made plans with my friends to come back when the pear blossoms bloom in spring!

It is inevitable that there will be accidents during the journey, but the way the homestay responds is reassuring. Our self-driving tires are a bit of gas. After asking the boss for help, he immediately found the gas pump to help inflate, and carefully checked the tire pressure. The homestay is located within the Jiaju Tibetan Village scenic spot, the scenery is excellent, and it is very convenient to enter and exit. Friends in the same group had a little altitude sickness, and the clerk immediately provided Rhodiola tea and oxygen bottles. The most moving thing was that after checking out, I found that the charger was in the room. After contacting them, the clerk immediately said that he could help mail it home. This unprejudiced and responsible attitude provides a solid backing for our journey.

From Jinchuan to Danba, I chose Jiarong Academy B&B. The hotel is located on the mountain, which is quite convenient for self-driving people. The parking lot is very convenient at the door. The front desk lady will greet you after you park. The service is good. The room view is very good, and you can see the snow-capped mountains in the distance. The room area is not large. It has its own restaurant. We did not go out to find it, but solved it directly in their restaurant. The breakfast is basically OK for those who are not demanding. The mountain air is fresh in the morning, which makes people feel comfortable.