Shaka Amage

At Ama, I deeply felt the hospitality of the Aba Tibetans; the day before, I tried the yak hotpot, which was really a very different experience; the next day, I went to Dagu Glacier, but because I didn’t have a car, the owner was very enthusiastic and helped me call a car. Then we set off early and didn’t have time to eat breakfast; grandma even stuffed us with eggs. I was also lucky enough to catch a ******* wedding and experience Shaka Village even more! Finally, grandma was very welcoming. The noodles she cooked the next day were delicious and the butter tea she made was also very fragrant.

Very close to the Dagu Glacier Scenic Area, very enthusiastic ******* old lady, right by the river, parking is also very convenient, the air conditioning in the room is a bit weak, but fortunately there is an electric blanket

The room is very spacious, the hygiene is average, the facilities are OK, the proprietress is warm and hospitable, very warm to the guests, very attentive, and reminded us how to pay attention to altitude sickness, which is really considerate. I will stay in this hotel again if I have the chance.

The room is very clean, fully equipped, and the location is easy to find. The room is air-conditioned and heated, which is not bad. Grandma is very warm and treats people as plain and warm as family members, making her feel at home.

Grandma is a very nice person and the yak hotpot is delicious. She is just unlucky because of the heavy rain on the top of the mountain. The cable car was out of service. She did not see the glacier and the trip was in vain. The child is very sorry that she will have to come again next time.

Great hotel. It was a great B&B experience. The entire room is made of solid wood with fine workmanship. The landlady was kind and amiable. When we left, we each gave us a hada and blessings. Thank you very much.