Bijiaxiaozhu boutique Inn in Jiuzhaigou

this visit was my second time. i have missed this place , the host and his hubby ...haha last year BI took me to the bus stop to huanglong in person on the previous day and helped me to get the bus tickets and jiuzhaigou entrance tickets and took me to the entrance of jiuzhaigou by his car .. the host and all staff are eager to help the travellers. they are making a bunch of efforts to make the environment cozy and comfy . the long distance busstop to huanglong and jinjiangguan is in walking distance about 3 to 5 mins. local grocery stores and bistros are next to bus stop which is way convenient. the yak hot pot is way yummy, especially homemade dipping  sauce, the texture of meat is very tender..my buddy suffered from altitude sickness ,they  provide us Tibetan tea and soup , which was sorta soul food. the next day they recommended us a local Tibetan village, which was really really beautiful..i felt warmhearted ...missing all things in jiuzhaigou

The location of this inn is literally in the centre of the town, which provides easy access to restaurants (for Tibetan food and BBQ, can ask for recommendations from the inn owner Xiao Bi or Mr Feng) and the most famous show "Jiu Zai Qian Gu Qing" (highly recommended even if you can't speak Chinese)(15 mins walk). Although it is a bit distant from the national park entrance (10 mins driving distance), the owner Mr. Feng offered free transportation taking us there and picking us up. The owners were really friendly and helpful. There is an in-house restaurant which serves local specialties such as highland beef hotpot and wild mushroom free range chicken hotpot. The home-made honey yogurt barley wheat bread was super delicious. We had to leave early for a bus back to Chengdu (7.45am), Xiao Bi made an effort to get up early to cook us noodles for breakfast. Beautiful scenery around the Inn. The inn was converted from a traditional Tibetan property. The rooms were decorated and furnished in a Chinese style and each bed comes with its own panda. The inn provides disposable towels every day, which is probably not everyone's cup of tea, as they are quite small if you have long hair, but there is a hair dryer available. This inn is for people who like to enjoy the slow pace of life in the Highlands (you can't rush physically as you could easily get out of breath due to low oxygen levels) and who like social interaction with other travellers and inn owners. The owners are not English speaking but they have no problems communicating with non Chinese speakers using a translation app.