Yulong Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"We had a fantastic stay the MountainTrip resort. Even before arrival they helped coordinate a private transfer for us to get to Shangri-La. They picked us up from the airport for free (which is a long drive). We also used their free drive to nearby Baisha. The room was spacious, clean, and had plenty of amenities (fridge, free drinks, toiletries). The bathrooms were modern. When we arrived late they still offered us their daily tea and drinks. We had breakfast and a couple other meals at the hotel and always found the food delicious and well balanced. Attached a few of their daily menus. The family enjoyed petting and feeding their goats and ponies. They would give us food to feed them. The flowers were beautiful. Our stay will likely be a highlight of our trip to Yunnan. Thank you to the wonderful hotel staff!"

"The path from Lijiang Old Town to the B&B is a bit narrow in some sections. Our Didi driver actually dropped us off less than 200 meters from the B&B, making us walk the rest of the way ourselves! Honestly, those 200 meters weren't actually that bad. The B&B owner apologized when he found out and upgraded our room! The room I originally booked already exceeded my expectations, but the upgraded room on the second floor was even more beautiful. From the floor-to-ceiling windows, you could see mountains and fields. The rooftop terrace offered expansive views, and occasionally you could catch a glimpse of the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain's peak, though unfortunately, the clouds were too thick and there was no snow on the top. The B&B service was incredibly nice. The two young men working there were also very enthusiastic, not only helping us with our luggage but also giving us detailed recommendations for good restaurants and unique cafes nearby. They even gave us some fruit. The B&B is just a few minutes' walk from Baisha Ancient Town. The breakfast at the B&B was also very clean and exquisite!"

"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!"

"Traveling with my parents, I wasn't keen on climbing Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, so I did my research and chose 'Kui Ran'. It certainly didn't disappoint and deeply impressed this hotel-obsessed person! The outdoor scenery is just stunning; I honestly didn't want to go anywhere else, preferring to just stay in my room and enjoy the view. The coffee downstairs is absolutely delicious, even better than many of the big-name coffee shops in Shanghai. Unfortunately, I'm a bit prone to altitude sickness, so I couldn't drink too much. A special thanks to the kitchen staff, especially the lady who, knowing I wasn't feeling well, kindly made me a heartwarming bowl of congee. It was truly a lifesaver!"

"The owner is a really enthusiastic young man. The room is brand new, without any signs of aging, and the shower pressure is great, which is a big plus. It's also convenient that you can take a taxi right to the building entrance. When I left, the weather cleared up and I could directly see the snow-capped mountains."

"The floor-to-ceiling windows in the room offered incredible views of the snow-capped mountains. The guesthouse's location is also excellent, tucked away in an alley near Baisha Ancient Town, offering peace and quiet amidst the bustle. It seems newly renovated, as all the facilities are brand new, and there's even a large projector. Both the courtyard and the room were spotlessly clean. The staff were exceptionally kind and welcoming. The owner even offered a free ride to the train station for a three-night stay, which was a shame because our itinerary was already set, and we had to head to Shangri-La. Otherwise, we would have loved to stay a few more days. I'll definitely recommend it to my friends when I get back."

"The room's hardware facilities are pretty good, with a Dyson hairdryer. However, because it's a wooden house, the soundproofing is terrible. In the middle of the night, I could clearly hear guests upstairs watching TV, laughing loudly, and stomping around – I couldn't get any sleep at all. I stayed in a suite, and by the time it was my turn to shower after my friend, there was no hot water left. I quickly rinsed off the soap with cold water. Also, since the suite was on the ground floor next to the parking lot, the noise from guests arriving late at night was incredibly loud. For privacy, all the curtains on the first floor were essentially kept closed constantly, and the bathroom window also faced the parking lot. When leaving the next day, since I was driving an SUV, the road was very narrow, which made me quite nervous. I wouldn't recommend staying here if you have a large car or no parking sensors, as the alley is quite narrow, and the road conditions are bumpy, requiring careful driving to avoid scrapes. I arrived quite late, and the afternoon tea and 'Jia Ma' experience that were supposed to be part of the original package weren't offered. The bonfire dance also wasn't in the courtyard; it seemed to be in Baisha Town and not available due to the rain. The breakfast was rather mediocre."

"The room was spotless and the bedding was super comfy. You could see the snow-capped mountains right from the window – the view was absolutely stunning! The owner was amazing, so friendly and helpful without being intrusive, and always ready to answer any questions. The location in Baisha is really quiet and peaceful, perfect for relaxing in the evenings. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Lijiang!"