5-Star Hotels in Jiuzhaigou

We stayed at this B&B for three nights during the off-peak season in early February in Jiuzhaigou and were extremely satisfied with their attentive, butler-style service; we truly felt at home. Perhaps because it was the off-season with fewer travelers, the B&B provided dedicated car transfers to and from the scenic area every day. It's less than a fifteen-minute drive from the Jiuzhaigou Visitor Center, and the service was basically on-call. The staff mentioned that the vegetables served in the restaurant were homegrown, and the eggs came from their own chickens. The chef cooked our meals fresh to order every time. During the off-season, we were the only two dining in the entire restaurant. The ingredients were fresh, the cooking was simple, and the food was absolutely delicious! As foodies who love good food, we especially want to commend the B&B's chef 👍. Regarding accommodation, the room had both floor heating and air conditioning. On the first night, the B&B had preset the floor heating to 24 degrees Celsius, which we found a bit too warm. We didn't know how to adjust the temperature, so it remained uncomfortably hot. However, on the second day, the B&B staff lowered the preset temperature, and it was perfectly comfortable for the rest of our stay. The B&B doesn't have a gym or a swimming pool, but after enjoying our meals each day, we could burn off energy in the scenic area, so these facilities didn't seem necessary. The B&B also has ostriches and sika deer, where guests can experience feeding them cabbage through a fence. Additionally, there's a beautiful reading room with many books about Sichuan tourist attractions. Overall, we were extremely satisfied and highly recommend it.

I loved this guesthouse so much I took a lot of pictures. Lu Jing isn't close to the scenic area entrance or the direct shuttle bus stop, but the environment is truly wonderful and it offers a completely different experience from a typical chain hotel. They offer one free pickup (though since I was coming from Huanglong Scenic Area, they could only pick me up at the shuttle drop-off point), and every morning they drop you off at the scenic area entrance. Because it's not near the commercial district, it's very quiet and not crowded. It was perfect for my solo trip. The in-room amenities were top-notch; I slept very comfortably. The bathroom faucets and showerheads were all Kohler, and the room was very clean. The front desk lady even helped me carry my luggage to my room when I checked in, the service was excellent. Next time I come to Jiuzhaigou in the autumn, I'll definitely stay here again!

Nestled in Zhongcha Valley, this Tibetan-style luxury estate offers stunning views of snow-capped mountains at sunrise and a blanket of stars at night. Every room is equipped with oxygen supply, underfloor heating, and a private hot spring. The attentive butler service includes transfers to Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area. Guests can enjoy authentic ******* cuisine, bonfires, and various handicraft experiences. The valley is peaceful and uncrowded, making it the ultimate retreat for a Jiuzhaigou getaway.

The room was very spacious, and the view was fantastic. Plus, there's a balcony perfect for relaxing and taking photos. It was also spotlessly clean. What really stood out was the excellent service. When we checked in, they explained everything clearly. They provided shuttle service practically on demand, picking us up and dropping us off wherever we needed, even for takeaway deliveries right to our door, and they even shuttled us part of the way to the bus stop. The breakfast was also great, with high-quality, freshly prepared dishes that were all delicious. A very pleasant stay overall!

I booked this hotel with high expectations, as it was ranked as a top family-friendly hotel near Jiuzhaigou, but I left a bit disappointed. Firstly, there was no butler service, which was a letdown. I hadn't done any research and just came here because I saw reviews saying it was beautiful. However, upon arrival, I found the entire Huamei Shengdi resort quite deserted. Walking from east to west, there were hardly any people, and most shops were closed. We visited the Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, and it was eerily quiet; we were the only visitors. We stayed for two nights and found it incredibly boring. It wasn't until the day we left that I realized the beautiful scenery everyone was raving about in the reviews was in Zhongzhagou, which required a taxi ride from the hotel. This was another thing the butler service (had it existed) failed to inform us about. Secondly, the hotel offered very few kid-friendly facilities. There was an extremely miniature kids' club with torn picture books, and the 'caterpillar' crawl tunnel was broken, posing a safety hazard. There were only two coin-operated kiddie rides, and only one power outlet. My younger son was playing on one, but then probably got bored playing alone. Soon after, another child came, and my son wanted to play again, but my older son unplugged his ride and plugged it into the other child's. My younger son missed out, then went to unplug the other child's ride himself. After I stopped him, he cried uncontrollably, and no staff member came to mediate. Moreover, the power outlets were exposed and within reach of children, which is inherently dangerous. Thirdly, the hotel is split into two buildings. To get from one to the other on the first floor, you have to cross an open-air courtyard, then walk through the restaurant to the outside, and then to the building across. It's very inconvenient. There's a connecting corridor on the second floor, but my room card wouldn't work for the second-floor elevator, so I could only use the first-floor route. At night, this small courtyard had no lights, and there was a step. Coincidentally, while I was telling my crying younger son that he shouldn't do dangerous things like unplugging other people's rides at the playground, my older son was running around the courtyard to get his steps in. He tripped over the step and scraped his knee. I later saw a 'caution step' sign, but it was unreadable in the dark. The lobby manager later apologized for this incident, and their service attitude was very good. Fourthly, there was absolutely no view from the hotel window, perhaps because it was a basic room type? The window faced directly onto a wall, and there was no balcony, which completely ruined any sense of a vacation. The first room we were assigned had a strong musty smell upon entering, which my kids immediately complained was too pungent. We got a much better room after changing, but still, having a wall directly outside the window was quite unpleasant. The hotel's advantages are its spacious rooms and well-equipped children's amenities. Thoughtful details like the step stool and children's toilet seat were great. My younger son also loved the small tent and slide in the room. The staff members were all very kind. On the first afternoon we arrived, the kids were starving, so we ordered room service. The food was delicious, delivery was quick, and they polished off everything. The hotel is still a bit of a distance from Jiuzhaigou, about a 20-minute drive during peak hours. If I go back in the future, I won't choose to stay at Huamei Shengdi again.

The environment here is fantastic, with pristine forest right behind the property. On clear days, you can even see snow-capped mountains across the way and behind us, though it's quite atmospheric even on cloudy days. It's truly untouched; we saw wild rabbits hopping around and herders' horses grazing nearby. The breakfast was delicious, and the yak hotpot we had for dinner was pretty good too. I also highly recommend exploring the village down the mountain.

I chose to stay at Jiuzhai Manor for my business trip, and it truly offers five-star service at an affordable price, easily matching branded hotels. The lobby thoughtfully provides complimentary ginger tea, snow chrysanthemum tea, coffee, and other beverages, available at any time, which adds a warm touch and shows great attention to detail. The breakfast spread in the restaurant is extensive, with fresh ingredients and authentic flavors, catering to diverse tastes. The dining environment is also comfortable and pleasant. I especially recommend the yak meat hotpot here; the meat is firm and delicious, and the broth is rich and flavorful – it was incredibly satisfying. The staff are all warm and attentive, friendly and approachable, and meticulous and patient in their work. Any request is promptly addressed, making the entire stay very comfortable. My room was spotless, items were neatly arranged, and the ventilation was excellent with no strange odors. As a non-smoker, I particularly appreciated being given a non-smoking room, which was very thoughtful. The bedding was comfortable, and the overall environment was quiet and reassuring. From the special beverages and delicious meals to the thoughtful service and clean rooms, you can feel the hotel's dedication everywhere. The hotel also arranged a car to take me to the scenic area, and it was only about a ten-minute walk back, offering a chance to enjoy the riverside scenery. Overall, the value for money is outstanding, and it was a very pleasant stay. I sincerely recommend it to everyone; I will definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in the area.

I always trust the InterContinental brand, so even with many new hotels opening in Goukou, I still chose this one. This was my third stay, and I booked a month in advance. I added a hotel staff member on WeChat and was upgraded directly to a Club Room. Emily's service was professional and thoughtful, always accommodating my requests. The hotel environment is comfortable; stepping inside, you feel a delightful sense of seclusion and coolness (in winter, it’s like a warm greenhouse, full of spring vitality). The room facilities are still well-maintained and feel new. The restaurant's food is also good, and there are coupons for coffee and pasta on the IHG app. Highly recommend~

After a long search for accommodation in Jiuzhaigou, I finally settled on the Banyan Tree Jiuzhaigou. This hotel is perched on a mountaintop in the county, at an altitude of 2300 meters, commanding an unobstructed view all to itself. The decor beautifully blends ******* and Qiang culture, with handcrafted embroidered carpets and dark wood floors, creating a quaint, refined, and somewhat timeless atmosphere. The location is a bit secluded, requiring a 25-minute winding mountain drive to get up here, and it's about a 1.5-hour drive to the scenic area. However, what you get in return is ultimate tranquility and serenity! The scenery is the biggest highlight – waking up to a sea of clouds, enjoying the golden glow of the mountains at sunset, and gazing at a brilliant starry sky at night, all visible from your room's balcony. The yak hotpot for dinner was a particularly delightful surprise. Freshly sliced yak meat paired with local wild mushrooms, slow-cooked in a copper pot, resulted in a rich broth and tender, flavorful meat with no ***** taste – absolutely delicious! Breakfast was also good, and the yak yogurt is definitely worth trying! I must also give a shout-out to Liu at the front desk. He was enthusiastic and attentive, not only handsome but also incredibly friendly – highly recommended! 👍 If you don't mind the journey, this place is absolutely worth a special overnight stay for the stunning scenery and peaceful environment.

For my May Day holiday, I chose Jiuzhai, and for my stay in Jiuzhai, I picked the Delta. The hotel's quality is undeniable, and all facilities and services were great. They even organized quite a few activities to create a family-friendly atmosphere. I asked the front desk, and they said it's a step up from the Courtyard, mainly because of the larger room sizes, with even the basic rooms having bathtubs, and the decor is also more upscale. Overall, I highly recommend it. One thing I personally think needs improvement is the management of the gym. I saw some children in there, which is quite dangerous and should be prohibited. Many adults these days lack common sense, with low EQ and IQ. If a child were to get hurt there, the parents would definitely blame the hotel.