Heishui Hotels with balcony

"Hygiene: Very clean, and they even provide disinfectant alcohol (Picture 3), which is great for germaphobes! The tissues are also from C&S. Environment: There are many guesthouses nearby, all run by locals, offering a very authentic local experience. Facilities: We drove here. If you need to charge your car, you can do so at a fish restaurant next door. You can also cast movies from your phone to the TV in the room. Service: You can book tickets for Dagu Glacier through the host, which is slightly cheaper than booking yourself. They also prepare their own breakfast, which includes butter tea and is quite unique. If you're looking for places to eat, I recommend the Hade Plaza in Heishui County, as there are more options there. We tried a ******* restaurant called Xiangnage, and the food was pretty good."

"This was my second visit to Yangrong Harde, the first being four years ago in September. Back then, the entire village was packed with cars, and we had to queue for meals due to the crowds. Still, the beautiful scenery and warm-hearted villagers left a wonderful impression on me. This time, we originally planned to go to Mount Siguniang, but a friend in our group suffered from severe altitude sickness. So, on a whim, we decided to change course and brought them to Yangrong Harde instead. It was off-season, so there were noticeably fewer tourists. When we arrived at the visitor service center, it was just our group of six. However, the young man at the front desk was just as enthusiastic and genuinely kind as ever. He told us that since it was the off-season, he'd upgrade us to the three best room types, assuring us that even though it wasn't the most beautiful season, we'd still have a great time. Within minutes of completing the paperwork, the housekeeper arrived at the service center to take us to our rooms. And boy, did the rooms surprise us! This was a true, legitimate free upgrade, completely different from the so-called 'upgrades' at other hotels 😄. It felt like at least five levels up, absolutely full of sincerity. The housekeeper, a lovely auntie, was also incredibly warm and a stickler for cleanliness. She was constantly bustling around for us, making us feel truly comfortable and warm, just like being at home. In the evening, as we strolled around the village, friendly villagers would actively greet us all along the way! This trip was a bit chaotic due to my friend's discomfort, but the hospitality at Yangrong Harde gave us immense warmth. Our group of six was extremely satisfied 👍. A big shout-out to Yangrong Harde's service! We hope you continue to improve and gain more attention and positive reviews from tourists. We will definitely be back!"

"It's a beautiful Tibetan-style house, a popular spot for photos in the area, with many tourists and photographers coming to take pictures in front of it. The owner (housekeeper) is called Sister Ta, and she's a very kind person. Their building is called Banggebu."