Jiuzhaigou Hotels with balcony

"The room was very clean and super close to the scenic area. I forgot to take pictures, but the bedding was incredibly comfortable. After a long journey from Gannan, I finally got a good night's sleep here. The owner was so thoughtful. We were planning to drive to the scenic spot ourselves, but woke up late. The owner kindly told us it was too late to find parking, so he drove us there himself. This was after we'd told him the day before that we'd drive ourselves, so we hadn't arranged the hotel's shuttle service. In the afternoon, when we were leaving the scenic spot, the owner said he couldn't pick us up because he didn't have any spare seats, so he told us to take a taxi and reimbursed us when we got back. Truly excellent service, highly recommended to everyone! Also, for those who don't like yak hotpot, there's a breakfast place in one direction from the hotel that serves noodles and other pastries, which were also delicious. I don't really eat a lot of meat, so this place was a hidden gem for me. I ended up eating there for the rest of my stay."

"The biggest plus of this hotel is its incredibly close proximity to the scenic spots – just a few minutes' walk away. The room size was a bit cramped, but I did like the simple and refreshing wooden decor. However, the soundproofing was really subpar. I could hear the front desk staff chatting all the way up in my third-floor room. While I'm sure the staff didn't intend for their conversations to be so loud, it was definitely disruptive to guests. The most unacceptable thing, though, was a staff member opening my room door and walking in without knocking. I never received a reasonable explanation from the hotel even when I checked out. Plus, the windows in the room were dusty, and there was hair left on the shower walls. For a price that's nearly four figures, I really felt it wasn't worth it."

"Facilities: As a newly opened hotel, all the facilities are state-of-the-art with smart room controls. There's both air conditioning and heating, so you can stay comfortably in summer or winter. The disposable amenities are also of good quality, and there's a branded self-service coffee machine in the lobby. Cleanliness: Very clean. In the morning, I saw the linens being delivered, all tightly sealed, which was reassuring. Environment: This is the best part! Both the exterior and interior show that the owner has a great sense of aesthetics. It has a French romantic, light luxury feel, with well-thought-out color schemes. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer a nice view. Dining: I didn't have high expectations, as the price wasn't high and I just hoped for some simple congee. However, it exceeded my expectations! They had open-kitchen stations with local specialties, and both Chinese and Western options were available. There's something for everyone, whether old or young, male or female, or from different regions. Transportation: Just down the slope is a commercial street, making it super convenient for food and drinks. You can also order takeout with plenty of options. The hotel also provides transportation to scenic spots, which is very convenient. Compared to nearby branded hotels, the price is nearly half, and it's not inferior in any aspect – in fact, it's even more unique and offers better value for money."

"Facilities: I heard it only opened a few months ago, and the facilities are indeed brand new. I saw that the business license was only issued in April 2026. Cleanliness: The lobby and the room itself were very clean. Environment: I specifically booked a room with a balcony on the 4th floor to enjoy the view. However, the promotional pictures completely failed to mention that there's a house burning wood right next door. The front-facing photos conveniently cropped it out. Below, there's a parking area, so if you stand on the balcony, you'll be making eye contact with people downstairs. The guesthouse is fronted by a dirt road, not paved with concrete, so it gets incredibly dusty with any breeze – it was quite disheartening 😢. Fortunately, the interior is good; it has more character than a standardized hotel renovation and is very unique. Within a short walk, you can find McDonald's, Mixue, snack shops, and some local specialty restaurants. Room: The balcony in my room offered absolutely no privacy. I could see directly into the adjacent room. The side railing didn't fully block both sides, leaving about a 20-centimeter gap. You could easily see what people on the next balcony were doing, and it felt like someone agile could just hop over. There's a serious lack of privacy. Moreover, the balcony was completely empty; there were no tables or chairs, so having a drink there at night was impossible. Although the promotional pictures didn't show them, I'm not sure why other rooms had them and mine didn't. The balcony lacked practicality. When I asked if tables and chairs could be provided, they said they were still buying them, but they've been open for 3 months already... 🥲 Furthermore, the railing facing forward on the balcony was quite low, only reaching my waist. It wasn't positioned above my center of gravity, which could lead to a fall if I leaned forward and lost balance, posing a safety hazard 🤔. Perhaps the owner's intention was to offer a more unobstructed view from inside the room. Service: The staff were all very enthusiastic, whether it was helping to book a car, providing transfers, or assisting with luggage. I truly felt at home, which was a huge bonus and even allowed me to overlook the aforementioned shortcomings. It was a very pleasant experience. We arrived here and were dropped off at a relatively distant spot, but the driver still came through the tunnel to pick us up, equally enthusiastic ☺️. On our way back, they even drove us that short distance down to the parking lot. Overall, it's still very good. If you're not staying at chain hotels, this could be a top choice! 🥳"