Luanchuan Hotels with Wifi

"Great, great 👍"

"Located on the mountaintop, after booking, they immediately reached out via WeChat to share important information and tips. Even at 8 PM that night, while we were still up at Jinding, they messaged us to check on our progress. The service was exceptionally detailed and thoughtful. Our room came equipped with a smart toilet, and the shower used pure mountain spring water. They even provided a Dyson hairdryer. The fridge was also stocked with complimentary beverages. The only minor drawback was the lack of internet access, as the network cable had been damaged. The views from the room and the guesthouse's terrace were stunning; the moonrise over the eastern peaks at night was particularly beautiful, though my phone unfortunately couldn't capture its true splendor."

"The boss's service attitude is first-rate, There are two slow charging piles, pure tram can make up for electricity. The homestay has its own kitchen and the food is delicious. The pool water temperature is suitable in the afternoon and there is no direct sun. There are KTV equipment at night, which can be used for adults and children to sing happily. A very good experience, will be pushed to friends around, Or come back to Chongdugou in the future, Mochi must be the best choice. Awesome!"

"With the child suddenly decided to travel, I chose the hotel that was set for the first time in Zhongdugou. The rooms were all insects. Both children were scared to cry. There was no way to re-set this sea of flowers at ten o'clock in the evening. It was so beautiful. After the child got off the bus and saw it, it was all wow wow. The bed in the room is not soft, it is not a lot of experience."

"I originally wanted to book a big bed room with a balcony. I had no choice but to have two rooms in the whole hotel. We needed 5 rooms. When we checked in, we expressed this regret with the front desk. The reception did not prompt the hotel to have a twin room with a balcony. After dinner, I went back to the hotel and found out that there were many rooms with balconies in the hotel. Next, a surprise happened. At the front desk, a lady who didn't smile and wore an employee uniform, but had a sense of manager power and told me that after checking in, I needed to make up for a day's room rate. I proposed that I could do my best to discuss with her superiors, and she resolutely replied to me no. I want to say that this hotel is surnamed Jia, not Wu, and it is not time for anything to come to you. Is your so-called regulations publicized? Is the price record of the relevant department? At this time, my savior appeared. A waiter with the surname Fu helped me solve the problem. He proposed to take me to see the room first, and then discuss it if you are satisfied. She did her best to help me complete the work of changing rooms in the whole process. Thank you very much. On the third day of breakfast, I encountered a warmer scene. When a guest in the fruit stall took a clip to pick up the meal, I waited on the side. An employee in a black overalls walked past me and looked at me. Then I went to the side and took a clean clip and smiled and handed it to me. I, I didn't say a word during the whole process, she didn't say a word, but the service that should be done was in place, too perfect. The above experience really echoed an old saying, a rat shit broke a pot of porridge."

"Before checking in, I was quite looking forward to it based on the pictures, but after staying, it was truly a letdown. Next time I visit, I'll choose a hotel outside the scenic area. It was off-season during my stay, and other than the shuttle service to and from the scenic area entrance, there were basically no other services. The attitude was also pretty average, and the breakfast was worse than just grabbing something at a roadside breakfast stall. I can't imagine what it would be like during peak season. The interior design was also quite bizarre; the vanity area took up a third of the room with two sinks. It's not a dorm, so I don't understand the designer's intention there. In short, avoid this place..."

"The rooms are clean and tidy, the beds are comfortable, and all the facilities you need during the trip are provided. Toiletries like towels, bath towels, etc. are disposable and very hygienic. I especially like the simple and modern decoration style designed to give people a sense of tranquility and relaxation. Makes people feel at home."

"Laojun Mountain isn't far, and the front desk thoughtfully provided a prayer plaque and raincoats (I suggest replacing them with better quality ones; am I being too demanding? lol). The hotel's location is excellent, and the service is superb. The breakfast was delicious, especially the fried dough sticks with spicy soup 👍. The room was spacious, accommodating four people, and even had an automatic mahjong machine. The service from the guest rooms, front desk, and the parking attendant was excellent. I stayed for two nights; Laojun Mountain is definitely worth a visit! The hotel was also cheaper during off-peak travel. It's especially worthwhile; Luanchuan is worth a visit ☠️ and a few days' stay. There's a Sichuan restaurant in the alley to the right of the hotel; it's always crowded and the food is delicious."

"The hotel should be considered relatively high-end in the local area. The breakfast is very good. The location is not in the center of the county. There seems to be no place to eat around. Of course, there is no problem with driving. It is about 15 minutes drive from the Yunjing Cableway parking lot. It is more convenient. The strange thing is that the hotel drove out, and posted a photo of driving to Laojun Mountain. The way to go is inconsistent with the navigation line. It is recommended to follow the navigation and navigate directly to the parking lot of Yunjing Cableway No. 13, which is closest to the entrance of the ropeway."