4-Star Hotels in Jiuzhaigou

Our group of three guys went on a self-drive trip to Western Sichuan, and this guesthouse was hands down the biggest surprise and highlight of the entire journey. The overall experience even surpassed that of the Tianyuan Howard Johnson I'd stayed at before, offering incredible value for money. We had only booked one room, but the owner was incredibly thoughtful and upgraded us to a larger, more spacious room free of charge. They also provide a dedicated butler service, with staff who are attentive, responsive, and quickly and properly handle any requests, making our stay exceptionally comfortable. I absolutely have to rave about the hotel breakfast. The freshly cooked rice noodles were divine, with lamb that was stewed to perfection – tender and flavorful, not dry at all. The entire breakfast spread was thoughtfully curated, with a balanced mix of meat and vegetables, and a well-planned nutritional profile. Eating it each morning instantly banished the fatigue from our high-altitude drives. The courtyard environment was immaculately maintained; the cleanliness was impeccable. There were also gentle, adorable cats in the yard that you could pet. Free coffee and ice were always available in the common areas, and relaxing in the courtyard during downtime created a wonderful ambiance. What truly touched us was an unexpected incident during our trip: we had a tire blowout while driving. Stranded on an unfamiliar road, we were at a loss. Thankfully, the kind owner stepped in to help, proactively contacting a reliable repair shop, overseeing the entire tire replacement process for us, and even arranging for our car to be safely stored. Afterwards, they thoughtfully provided transportation to and from Jiuzhaigou. This heartwarming assistance, which went above and beyond the call of duty, made us feel incredibly secure on our journey in a foreign place. Whether it was the facilities, the dining quality, the butler service, or the owner's outstanding hospitality, everything was faultless. This was the most memorable accommodation from our Western Sichuan trip, and I will definitely be highly recommending it to all my friends planning to travel the Western Sichuan loop. It will be our top choice again next time we visit!

This guesthouse is a true hidden gem, nestled atop its own private mountain. The rooms are comfortable and the views are absolutely breathtaking. The mountain scenery outside the floor-to-ceiling windows changes with the weather and sunlight, and you can enjoy beautiful vistas right from your bed. I heard the highest peak is considered a sacred mountain by the locals. When it rains, you can witness an enchanting misty mountain scene; in spring, the mountains are covered in wildflowers; autumn brings vibrant fall colors; and in winter, you get to see snow-capped peaks. The beauty of Jiuzhai isn't just in Jiuzhaigou itself, but also in the stunning landscape visible from this guesthouse's windows. There are friendly cats and dogs in the yard that love attention, and in the evenings, there's a bonfire with drinks and music – it's a perfect place to relax and unwind. I was incredibly lucky to see a sky full of stars, the Milky Way, and even shooting stars on a clear night! A huge thank you to the owner for taking such an amazing photo for us, a truly unforgettable moment!

This time in Jiuzhaigou, I booked this B&B with a private hot spring in Zhangza Town, and the experience was fantastic! The room was spacious and bright, with a cozy and comfortable off-white color scheme. The outdoor private hot spring pool was the highlight – soaking in the warm water under the stars at night created an incredibly atmospheric and photogenic scene. All the fatigue from a day of travel instantly melted away. The location is right at the entrance of the scenic area, making it very convenient to get there, and they offer free shuttle service. The breakfast was also delicious, with freshly cooked rice noodles and steamed dim sum, perfect for a hearty start to the day.

This guesthouse is an absolute gem! I spent ages looking for a place to stay with my parents in Jiuzhaigou, and I'm so glad I chose this one. It completely exceeded my expectations! The service was outstanding, and the value for money was incredible. The rooms were even better than pictured, and the environment was fantastic. Plus, it's super convenient, right across from 'The Romance of the Song Dynasty,' with tons of dining, entertainment, and shopping nearby. It's also pet-friendly!! If you have a pet, don't even think twice, just book it! (The husky, Hanhan, was so well-behaved, mooching food, drinks, and AC in my room – so adorable I almost wanted to take him home!) I'm definitely coming back in the autumn!!! I've already recommended it to all my friends; seriously, just go for it! (My mom specifically told me to leave a review because it was so, so good!!!)

The Orange Hotel (Jiuzhaigou branch) has a quiet atmosphere, and the rooms are spacious and tidy. The bedding, toiletries, and tea are all of high quality and taste. Besides resting, I also experienced the convenient robot service. The breakfast offers a rich variety of Western pastries and Chinese dishes. Highly recommended for family trips.

This hotel is super nice, with an excellent location right at the entrance of Jiuzhaigou Valley, about a 10-minute walk from the ticket office. I have to commend the 'E-personality' lady at the front desk – she was incredibly enthusiastic! Every day, she generously gave us fresh yak yogurt (I checked, and they were all freshly made) and even gave us discount coupons for the hotel restaurant. The restaurant is also great; the yak hotpot was delicious, and we thoroughly enjoyed it! The room has 24-hour diffused oxygen supply, so there's no need to worry about altitude sickness; I slept very comfortably. Plus, the smart home system throughout the room was fantastic, the facilities are new, and the environment is very clean.

Highly recommend the Hilton Garden Inn Jiuzhai, it was the most reassuring place to stay during my trip to Jiuzhai! The front desk check-in was efficient and smooth, especially the staff member Xiaohuan, who was warm, patient, and attentive, proactively offering tips for visiting the scenic area. The hotel is nestled amidst mountains and forests, with ******* and Qiang-style architecture blending seamlessly with modern minimalist design. The grounds are lush with greenery and surrounded by streams, and the air is filled with negative oxygen ions, making walks and breathing deeply incredibly therapeutic. Every corner offers a picturesque, forest-like photo opportunity. The room was spacious and airy, framing views of green mountains and mist right outside the window. The bedding was incredibly soft and comfortable. The addition of underfloor heating throughout the entire room was perfect for the large day-night temperature differences at this altitude, and the hot water was stable and plentiful. Housekeeping was meticulous and thorough. It's pet-friendly, and the hotel even has an alpaca named Huahua! They arranged a large, luxurious dog crate for our dog, which we highly recommend!

The rooms were very comfortable, and the entire guesthouse had a beautiful design. The staff were incredibly warm and attentive, helping my grandmother take photos and suggesting we take the kids to dig up potatoes from their own garden, as well as enjoy the hot spring bath. Both the children and the elderly were very satisfied. I actually preferred our time at the guesthouse more than the scenery at Bipenggou. I highly recommend staying for several days if you're looking for a vacation.

The environment is great, clean, and hygienic. The couple's hot spring experience (non-natural hot spring) was excellent. The self-service coffee in the lobby was delicious and plentiful. The service was also excellent. Overall, it's a fantastic place and I highly recommend it to visitors coming to Jiuzhaigou. It's not far from the scenic area and there are many dining options nearby.

The staff were very friendly and welcoming. We drink a lot of water, and they didn't bat an eye, which was great. The sister who wore traditional clothing also had excellent service. However, the rooftop on the fourth floor was quite desolate, and there were sunflower seed shells left there for days without being cleaned. The hotel is not far from the scenic area. Overall, I'm quite satisfied. You get what you pay for, and for the price, I think it met expectations. The only thing I didn't particularly like was the breakfast; it wasn't very tasty. The buns, corn, and purple sweet potatoes were all cold, and the noodle topping wasn't good. But we stayed for two days, and while the first day's breakfast was terrible, the second day's was much better, so it might depend on the specific day. Overall, it's pretty good – not amazing value, but not a bad deal either. It's an average guesthouse, which is perfectly normal.