Hotels with Breakfast in Songpan

My stay at the Yala Snow Mountain Tibetan-style family room was fantastic! The 80-square-meter space was spacious and comfortable, with a wooden ceiling and warm-toned decor creating a cozy ******* atmosphere. The valley view was a highlight, with stunning scenery visible through the large windows. Special praise goes to the hotel's attention to detail: the welcome fruit was incredibly fresh, and the unforgettable ******* butter tea was rich and flavorful, showcasing authentic hospitality. Even though we arrived late, they provided a complimentary shuttle from the high-speed rail station and a traditional ******* khata (ceremonial scarf). The surrounding farmland and yaks were incredibly soothing. Milk wasn't available for breakfast on the first day, but it was provided on the second. The hotel facilities were also excellent, and the bathtub in the room was perfect for relaxation. The wine cabinet in the public area was particularly impressive, with its elegant design and extensive selection of wines, reflecting the hotel's refined taste. Overall, the facilities, cleanliness, environment, and service were all satisfactory, making it a perfect stay. I highly recommend it to travelers seeking unique and high-quality accommodations! It's exactly as pictured in the promotional materials.

First, let me start by praising the landlady! Haha! When it comes to accommodation, there are three key things: cleanliness, service, and value for money! Xingchen not only excels in these three aspects but also pays great attention to details! 1. **Cleanliness**: The cleanliness is top-notch, and they've thought of everything. Even the toilets are high-end. 2. **Service**: I was coming down from Huanglong Scenic Area, it was already dark, and my feet were aching. I tried calling, and the landlady answered. Her words, ”Where are you? I'll arrange a car to pick you up,” gave me a warmth usually reserved for family. Only a close relative would speak like that. When I got back to the guesthouse, I was so tired that I had a headache and an upset stomach. The landlady brewed me a cup of local tea, which I'm truly grateful for. I also have to mention that the food was delicious, breakfast was good, and the cold dishes were particularly tasty! 3. **Value for money**: When I first arrived at the entrance, I was amazed by its grandeur. Walking into the room, I was impressed by its spaciousness and cozy layout. The stargazing room was much better than anything I saw at Lugu Lake, with both central heating and underfloor heating. 4. **Details**: What touched me the most was that they provide conditioner for female guests. There's only one type of cup. But what I absolutely must highlight are the incredibly comfortable slippers! These are the best slippers I've ever worn in any hotel, inn, or guesthouse, bar none. This thoughtful touch could only come from the landlady's meticulousness! **In summary!** It's truly excellent, five-star worthy! If you're going to Huanglong, choose Xingchen; you won't regret it! They have limited rooms, so it's best to book in advance. Finally, when we went to Songpan Ancient City, the landlady even arranged a private car for us at 50 yuan per person! Thank you, landlady!! I wasn't feeling well at the time, so I didn't take any photos, but I love the flowers at the entrance. (Picture below is...)

Location: Great spot, just a five-minute drive from the cable car entrance. The hotel offers a quick and convenient shuttle service. From my window, I could see mountains and a clear stream, and even morning mist. Huanglong Scenic Area complimentary shuttle service to the hotel: Very quick. Service: We arrived late, past 11 PM, but the owner still cooked us two hot dishes, and they were quite tasty. Although breakfast was simple, the steamed, deep-fried dough twists with salt and oil were really good. The only minor downside was that the bathroom heater wasn't very effective.

The courtyard's layout is artfully arranged, with every detail meticulously crafted – from the dry landscape garden in the corner to the red lanterns under the eaves and the old water缸 in the patio, each element exudes the charm of Chinese aesthetics. What's truly captivating is that despite its prime location in the heart of Songpan Ancient City (No. 22, Wenmiao Back Alley, North Street, Jin'an Town), with the main street right outside for easy access to shopping and dining, the courtyard itself offers a peaceful sanctuary, isolated from the external hustle and bustle. Sitting by the tea table in the courtyard, basking in the warm highland sun, watching the light and shadows dance slowly across the bluestone slabs, and listening to the wind chimes under the eaves – that feeling of 'dwelling in the human world yet free from the clamor of carriages and horses' is something you truly have to experience to understand.

The aunt and uncle were so kind! I had a bit of a cold, and they got me some medicine and even left their phone number so they could take me to the county hospital if I still felt unwell that night. 🥺🥺 The room was large and clean, and had an electric blanket so it wasn't too cold. There weren't many rooms, just a small courtyard. They even provided porridge and eggs for breakfast! The owner even drove me to the high-speed rail station! Songpan has a high altitude, so people from low-lying areas might experience altitude sickness. I had some difficulty breathing at the high-speed rail station and had to use supplemental oxygen for half an hour before leaving.

The location is easy to find and is close to Huanglong, suitable for self-driving. The room is clean, although a bit small. The boss is very good at service. I felt a little short of oxygen at night, and they sent up oxygen as soon as I called. Although there is a charge, at least it can be used in an emergency.

The room wasn't big and didn't have air conditioning, but it had underfloor heating and an electric blanket, so it wasn't cold while sleeping. The reception was on the second floor, accessible by elevator to the guest rooms. The second floor also served as a tea and relaxation area. A river ran in front of the hotel, separated by a road; parking was convenient. However, on a December morning, we found our car windows covered in ice. The owner kindly poured a basin of hot water on them, and the ice melted instantly. The town is small, and there are many small restaurants near the hotel.

The hotel is quite close to Huanglong Scenic Area and has its own underground parking garage. The owner was also very thoughtful. We arrived at 9 PM, and she had already turned on the underfloor heating for us in advance. However, the overall facilities felt a bit average; some parts of the underfloor heating worked, while others didn't. The toothbrush cups in the bathroom were disposable, and the facilities seem a few years old.

The room view was fantastic! 👍 The panorama was expansive, and in the morning, when I drew the curtains, sunlight streamed over the mountains opposite. Although the hotel's location is a bit out of the way, it's definitely worth staying. A lovely lady picked me up from the train station, and the front desk staff were also very welcoming. Even without a car, there's no need to worry about transportation; the hotel arranges drivers for pick-ups and drop-offs. It's also very convenient for getting to Huanglong.

I checked into this hotel at about the same time two years ago. My friend booked it for me and I had a good impression of it. This time I booked it on Ctrip. The breakfast was OK, with soy milk and milk tea. There weren't many varieties, but it was filling. I wasn't in a rush, so I staggered my meal time with the group tourists. It was OK. There were not enough toothbrushes in the room, so I called the front desk and asked them to go downstairs and get them. After I went downstairs, the lady in charge of the room was very apologetic and said that if I needed anything, I could just call and didn't have to come down to get it myself. She said the front desk was new and didn't know. In addition, the towels were a bit old. Parking was very convenient.