Weixi Hotels with Wifi

"There's a fairly large backyard that can park over a dozen cars. The accommodation is in an older building with an elevator. This room type doesn't have air conditioning, but it provides a fan and electric blankets. Because it's quite cool up in the mountains, you can use the electric blankets in early May, and it's quite comfortable to sleep in. This town could be renamed ”Supermarket Town”—it's full of huge supermarkets and snack shops. If you're going to see the monkeys, be aware that the road up the mountain to the park is currently (25 years old) under construction, with significant ditches and obstacles; cars should proceed with caution."

"This B&B is the one that has left the deepest impression on me over the years. How should I put it? It feels like I am visiting a Naxi family while staying in a B&B, and I feel like a part of this family. The B&B is located in a village a few kilometers away from the center of Tacheng Town, and Songtsam Hotel is in the next village. Before arriving at the B&B, you will first pass a large rice field with a nice slope. The entrance of the B&B is very open. In addition to the rice fields, you can also overlook Tacheng Town in the distance. I went there on November 1st, and the rice had not been harvested yet, which was very sparse (see the photo below). When I arrived, the boss's family happened to be having a National Day dinner in the store. I arrived quite late, and the traffic was a bit congested, but the boss came out to help guide me to the parking space. From the beginning, I felt his patience and closeness. After we parked, the boss said that he happened to be having a family gathering and we arrived very late, so we could have dinner with him for free. This is the first time I have ever felt that guests are treated like family. As shown in the picture, the boss served us a lot of local dishes, which tasted very local and delicious. While we were eating, the boss, the boss's wife, and the boss's uncle came to toast me, gave me beer, and chatted with me. I remember we chatted for a long time until very late that day. When booking a room, I was originally choosing between it and another B&B in the town. From the photos, it seemed that the decoration levels of the two B&Bs were similar. In fact, I was more inclined to the one in the town at first because I like to stay in lively areas and have more options for dining. This time, when I entered the room, I was greatly surprised. The decoration style was very good and exquisite. I suddenly felt that the boss was really bad at taking pictures. It must be better than the one in town when I saw it in person. The boss said that his bedding was very good. The bed was a solid wood bed, and the sheets and quilt covers were relatively expensive. It was indeed very comfortable to sleep on. With such a great environment, I didn’t sleep in the morning. I couldn’t wait to get up early and go out to fly a plane and take pictures in the morning light. When I came back at eight o'clock, breakfast was ready. It was a typical Naxi breakfast (very similar to ******* food). Butter tea, steamed buns and side dishes are all delicious. The next morning we were going to the Golden Monkey National Park. After the proprietress found out, she contacted the park. It turned out that reservations had to be made through local hotels or B&Bs, so those who come to visit should pay attention."

"I had such a great stay in Tacheng, thanks to the hotel’s owner! When I planned my Yunnan trip and asked AI to help me (because of the lack of online information in English), and it recommended me to go to Tacheng to see the snub-nosed monkeys, little did I know that nothing could be done there without a car. Fellow travelers, just so you know: there are no bus stations nor taxis in Tacheng. I of course only realized it once I arrived. I felt dumb (no I do not have a car nor a driver), but the hotel’s owner was super kind and gave my friend and I free roundtrip rides, to the hotel and in the early morning to the Snub-nosed Monkey Park (that is closeby). Because the closest restaurant was 42 km away, we were given a generous and delicious dinner. (It was supposed to be 50 rmb but at the end the boss made it free.) I’m vegetarian and the boss accommodated me. The breakfast, that was included in the price, was also generous and delicious. As for the hotel, it was beautiful and comfortable. There’s a really nice living room (we were given free fruits and free beer!) and a really nice patio as well. The room was clean, the pillows were so soft and the shower was surprisingly techno. I slept very well, even though a rooster started to crow in the early morning (so remember to close the window before going to sleep). In the evening, we walked in the surroundings and I liked it so much, it was picturesque and peaceful. My stay in Tacheng could’ve been a nightmare but thanks to the hotel’s owner, I really enjoyed it (and I got to see the famous snub-nosed monkeys!) So I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel, where I didn’t expect so much kindness and generosity."

"The room was spotless and very comfortable. The hotel environment was also top-notch, perfect for taking photos. The owner was also incredibly nice. I'll definitely come back next time."

"The hotel is quite large for the area, so the parking lot is also quite large, which is rare in the area, and can probably accommodate over 20 cars. The owner can arrange interactions with locals, home visits, and cultural heritage experiences. The bedding and toiletries are excellent. The shower has strong water pressure and plenty of water, and the shower floor drain drains quickly, preventing water from accumulating. Breakfast, tea/coffee, and meals by the fields are a fantastic setting. I found the breakfast delicious, featuring local, seasonal ingredients. Tacheng isn't as well-known as Shangri-La in Lijiang. At an altitude of around 2,400 meters, the climate is excellent, and it's definitely worth a 2-3 night stay to experience it all. You can hike, harvest, meditate, and more. Most importantly, local ethnic minorities (think Tibetans and Lisu) still live here. From your room or balcony, you can see the fields working in the distance. I have to say Songtsam's location is a sure win. (This is not a review of the Songtsam Hotel.) There are also many boutique B&Bs in the area, all very unique, so be sure to book in advance."

"A very satisfied hotel stay experience, sincerely recommend! The stay experience was very good, the staff greeted with a warm smile, the hotel lobby was simple and atmospheric, the room environment was clean and tidy, the items were arranged in a well-organized manner, the room facilities were complete, everything was available, the stay was excellent, the hotel breakfast was varied and the taste was rich. Overall very good, very recommended! ! !"

"Stayed for two nights and really recommend the Weixixuan Smart Hotel! The first feeling is ”new”, from the lobby to the room are clean and bright, and the intelligent guest control is particularly convenient. The most surprising thing is breakfast! The variety is super rich, not only regular eggs, corn, sweet potatoes, etc., there are stir-fried vegetables, Xiaolongbao, steamed dumplings, authentic Yunnan rice noodles, hot butter tea, and fresh fruit. It’s so intimate to taste the local flavor early in the morning. The hotel is designed in style and the service staff are very enthusiastic. Next time I come to Weixi, I will definitely choose here again. It was a great stay experience, thank you!"

"The hotel service is very good. The store manager helped me solve a lot of problems. The service is very enthusiastic. The hotel location is also very good. You can get on the purple van to Anjiluo right after you go out."

"We had a great stay at this family-fun guesthouse (we are a family of three, travelling with a 3-year-old). The owners were super-friendly and very generous - they offered us complimentary fruit, including watermelon from their own field behind, wild honey, and even cooked some wild mushrooms that we had picked in the woods for us (after double-checking that they were edible!) The guestrooms are clean, light, comfortable and spacious - and there is air conditioning available in case it's slightly warmer in the summer months. The mattresses were also fairly comfortable. The location is great - next to a river, about a 10-minute drive up from Tacheng Town. This makes getting to the monkey reserve and Damozushi Temple (the main attractions) more convenient. On the food side, the breakfast was hearty to the extreme and varied from day to day, with various local specialties including local ******* Yak Butter Tea. Pretty much everything was homemade. You can also eat there in the evenings to avoid driving to town - and the lady that runs it is a great cook. Other pros include the lovely decking by the river and the walkway that the village has developed along the river bank - perfect for a morning/evening stroll, or in our case, taking our little one for a spin on her balance bike. We live in Lijiang, so not too far away - and will definitely be coming back to stay here again. 这次我们带着三岁的小宝贝，全家三口人在这家很有家庭味的客栈住得特别开心。老板夫妻特别热情大方，请我们吃自家地里种的西瓜、野蜂蜜，还帮我们把在山里采的野生菌烹调好（还贴心地先确认能不能吃），味道真是一绝！ 房间干净明亮，宽敞舒适，夏天稍热的时候还有空调可用，床垫也挺舒服的，睡得很踏实。 位置很好，就在河边，离塔城镇开车大概十分钟。去猴子保护区和达摩祖师庙这些景点都很方便。 早餐丰盛得不得了，而且天天不重样，还有不少当地特色，比如藏族的酥油茶，基本都是自家做的。晚餐也可以直接在客栈吃，省得开车去镇上，老板娘手艺没得说。 另外，河边的露台和村里沿河修的栈道都很美，早晚散步很舒服，我们还带着孩子在那儿骑平衡车，玩得不亦乐乎。 我们平时生活在丽江，离这里不算远，以后一定会再来！"

"The room in the county seat, the overall price is moderate, I went to see the comments and photos, but the room is not satisfied, the bathroom door is bad, the room smells, belongs to a very old and broken hotel, the actual store and the photos seen on the Internet are very different, very disappointed"