Homestays in Danba

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.

This small yard is very comfortable, open the window is the green mountain, the small courtyard is full of flowers! The boss is good! Thanks to the boss who has never seen such a good person. When I see me eating alone, I also call me. When I leave, I will send me to the station! ! I wish the boss a prosperous business!

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.

We had a lovely time at Ji Ye Valley hostel. The owner is a very kind and generous lady who went out of her way to help us. The food was great- lots of lovely fresh vegetables and fruits that you could pick from the garden as well as hot pot with all the trimmings. The owner gave us bags of apples and figs to take with us on our journey to Kangding, and she kindly booked the bus ticket for us in advance. We really appreciated her hospitality and patience with our lack of Chinese skills - we had to do a lot of translating on our phones. Aside from that we really enjoyed relaxing in the lovely garden as well as walking the local paths up the mountain - through the old oak forests and past the ancient towers. A great experience and we really want to thank the owner for all her help and kindness.

We stayed with friends at this wonderful hotel and were satisfied! The rooms are cozy, clean, there is a stunning view of nature around, and the price is very pleasant. The interior of the hotel is decorated in a traditional style, which allows you to feel immersed in the local culture. In addition, the hosts are an incredibly friendly family that creates a truly homely atmosphere. They are very nice, cook delicious food and apples grow in their garden, which they treat the guests with! The owners are also very responsive - when I forgot the cape, they brought it to me in Danba, while again treating me to delicious fruits. Special thanks for the help with transportation and willingness to help with any questions that arise! If I have the opportunity to return to the neighborhood, I will choose this hotel!

Thank you so much to the friendly girl at this hotel who chatted with us and even took us to the bus station to help with getting tickets to Ta Gong! Dan Ba stands out as being slightly more expensive for accommodation than plenty of other locations in the region, but for the price we got our room, we were quite happy. Comfortable bed, very basic but okay bathroom, little but at least some sunlight. The location is a bit tricky and the photos we saw from other reviews don’t help much either. If you speak some Chinese, call them - they’d be ready to pick you up when you’re anywhere next to the building. *If you don’t speak Chinese*, then the best way to explain it is: go around the corner of the building and you will walk along the narrow side of it, *not* along the main street. After some 30 meters there will be an entrance to your left and elevators - plenty of people will use them because it’s the same entry for the apartments on the upper floors. Use a translation app to translate the signs next to these elevators and you will find the one for this hotel. I think it’s the 3rd floor.

Years later, I will still recall talking with Mr. Yongzhong on the pleasant 360-degree panoramic balcony about their beliefs and their current lives. It was a homestay experience I had never had before.

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 proprietress is a young lady. The service is warm and thoughtful. The room is clean and tidy. The overall style is *******. The surrounding environment is good. It is OK to take photos and check in. There is also a watchtower to visit. I woke up in the morning and the sky cleared up after the rain, feeling refreshed! I also drank milk tea and ate wolf tooth potatoes. I will definitely stay a few more days next time. It is highly recommended!

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!