Mountain view Hotels in Yibin

The service was excellent, Check in and check out was smooth and quick. The guy who runs the place went over and beyond. Before we left Chengdu we added the phone number and connected with him on WeChat. He helped check if our train (We bought tickets for Yibin) passed through the nearer train station. He helped to organize a driver for us from Yibin to the hotel. For breakfast the served simple but yummy bamboo noodles. Cleanliness I give them 10/10. The hotel is well maintained, super clean, even under the beds (we moved out 2 beds together). The bed was too comfortable. The pillows were super great. Had a beautiful 2 nights of sleep. The room was spacious. Location is great. A little away from the main area but close enough to walk there. the museum bus station is a few meters away (3 mins walk) and the cable car is 1km away. I suggest walking there, its a beautiful walk surrounded b bamboo. The guy who runs the place helped us to map the route to the places we wanted to see. I would stay here again.

I've stayed in numerous high-quality guesthouses and upscale hotels, and this is my first time writing a review. If the guesthouse owner intends to price their property at this level, I suggest they travel around and stay in similarly priced guesthouses in the 1500-2500 RMB range in Sichuan and Yunnan to experience the difference in user experience. The hotel's external infrastructure is fine, but the amenities are extremely perfunctory. First, the bathroom and shower are entirely made of transparent glass, a point that has been criticized by countless guests. Second, the Loft rooms are practically uninhabitable in summer; the air conditioning doesn't work, and the upstairs bedrooms are extremely hot. The staff were fully aware of this problem and offered to change our room after we checked in. Given this, why open the Loft rooms for booking in the summer? How are guests supposed to sleep if the hotel is fully booked? Isn't this deception? Third, there's absolutely no signal from China Unicom or China Mobile inside the hotel—I'm not exaggerating when I say there's none. The hotel is aware of this issue, so a stable Wi-Fi connection is essential. Ironically, the Wi-Fi was also intermittent. The staff said it was because bamboo rats frequently chewed through the cables. If they knew bamboo rats would chew through cables and the Wi-Fi would often fail, why didn't they provide portable Wi-Fi devices? This prevented me from holding meetings or working online. The hotel staff's work attitude was acceptable, but everything else really didn't justify the price. The owner should really go out and see the difference!

On July 17th, after a business trip, I arrived at the hotel. Just after checking in, I was struck down by a sudden bout of heatstroke. Traveling alone, I felt weak and dizzy. Looking at the empty room, the night in a strange city suddenly became incredibly unbearable—the feeling of helplessness, of calling out to heaven and earth for helplessness, instantly overwhelmed me. I'd always heard people say you have to rely on yourself when you're away from home, but only when you're faced with a crisis do you realize how vulnerable you can be. Thankfully, I called the hotel front desk, and they answered without hesitation, instantly contacting 120. Even more heartbreaking, when the duty manager, Ning Ju, and the political commissar, Cui Yan, heard I was feeling unwell, they didn't hesitate and accompanied me to the hospital in the ambulance. Honestly, I'd raised several minor issues with your hotel before, and I was a little nervous, but this time, their genuine response instantly dispelled my concerns. During the two-plus hours I spent in the hospital, their care was truly more genuine than that of family members. Ningli stayed by my side the entire time, helping me explain my condition to the doctor. She even asked about my medications and allergies, fearing I'd missed anything. Cuiyan ran up and down the stairs to pay bills and pick up medications. My bag and ID were neatly tidied, and I felt completely at ease. They even noticed my phone was low, and when I woke up to see it charging, it warmed my heart. They specifically left a message: ”Don't turn off your phone when you're out alone.” Even more thoughtful, they took the initiative to contact my family on their own phones, explaining the situation and telling them not to worry, saying they were with me and could contact me anytime. Just imagine how reassuring that was! It wasn't until after 2 a.m. when the doctor said I was fine that they felt comfortable sending me back to the hotel. At another hotel, they'd probably just call an ambulance. Who would be so attentive and stay with me the entire time? The next day, the hotel room was already stocked with warm water and summer-heat remedies. Lemon and Smoke even came over to tell me to get some rest. I used to think hotel service was just so-so, but this time, I truly felt the warmth of home. From a few complaints before to now, I've completely put my heart into this place. This hotel has truly made me understand: a good hotel is not just a cold place to stay, but a haven that can provide comfort in times of hardship. With such a team of staff who treat guests like family, this hotel has become synonymous with peace of mind. On future business trips, this will be my unwavering choice, knowing that even if I run into trouble, I'll have these reliable people by my side to protect me!

Self-driving used to be very good parking (the boss helped direct 😄). On the side of the road on the mountain, there were a lot of flowers planted on both sides of the road near the hotel, and there were not so many other roadsides. It is very close to the Emerald Corridor and the Sea View Building. You can enjoy the night view. The Emerald Corridor is really beautiful at night. The landscape lights are light and bamboo. It’s okay to eat three meals at the homestay. The price is fair. We played in Zhuhai for three days and went to other restaurants to eat. I feel that this boss made the best (although the whole Zhuhai is a circle bamboo banquet ～), especially like the boss fried back pot meat! The homestay is clean and hygienic, the hot water is fast, and the sound insulation is good, because we came to an elderly group the next day (it should be a self-driving group that is a retirement spontaneous organization), playing mahjong and singing, but not noisy (the elderly family did not play very late). The second floor platform of the hotel can also sit and drink tea, and it is comfortable to sit without a hurry. And it’s not a weekend, the price is cheap. If you go to Zhuhai in the future, you will definitely live here. ps: I sent a pack of bamboo leaf yellow scorpion ～ delicious 😋 when I checked out.

Their house is located halfway up the mountain, very close by bus from the west gate. The bus stop at the entrance requires a short wait, but you can flag it down. Driving is recommended for more freedom. The rooms are very clean, and the owner and grandma's fried rice is especially delicious. We stayed in a room with a super large balcony and a fantastic view, surrounded by lush bamboo. This place is perfect for quiet tea drinking, meditation, and relaxation. If you can endure solitude and want to connect with nature, then this place is truly a great choice.

I found the owner, Yao Yao, online, and my first impression was that she was a sincere and genuine beauty. With a ”let's give it a try” attitude, I visited the Shunan Bamboo Sea: Diecui-Bieyuan. The experience far exceeded my expectations. The rooms were clean and fragrant, and the thoughtful heating made us, guests from Xinjiang, feel warm and comfortable. The delicious stir-fried dishes were absolutely fantastic. Although I only stayed for three days due to work, I promised to bring my parents and family next year to breathe in the fresh air of the bamboo forest and to return to Diecui-Bieyuan—a beautiful courtyard you won't want to leave once you've arrived—and to leave with a wonderful impression of the gentle and generous Yao Yao.

The core advantage of this guesthouse lies in its prime location within the scenic area. The first major attraction, ”Seven-Colored Waterfall,” is just an 800-meter walk from the guesthouse, significantly saving travel time and making it especially suitable for tourists who want an efficient sightseeing experience. The guesthouse owner is very welcoming and proactively recommends itineraries, which is very helpful for those unfamiliar with the area, preventing them from getting lost. Regarding dining, the all-bamboo banquet is a highlight; it's not only delicious but also incredibly affordable, offering excellent value for money and allowing guests to experience local specialties. Nearby attractions are also conveniently located, including Hai Zhong Hai (Sea in Sea), Fairy Lake, Xianyu Temple, and Tianbao Village (**Wo). The room was clean and tidy, and they proactively upgraded our room. There's a hot spring downstairs, and you can also enjoy free karaoke and billiards. It's excellent value for money.

The room is very large, and the boss is very gentle, the service attitude is very good. They can also swim in a large swimming pool in summer, and can eat, drink tea, barbecue, all-round hotel, very quiet at night, and breakfast is very special. There are bamboo noodles and must follow the travel itinerary recommended by the boss. It is just right and not very late. If you don’t understand, everyone can consult the boss and push it.

The room is clean and hygienic, and was renovated in the past two years with complete facilities. The owner and his family are warm and friendly, and they will charter a car to travel to various attractions at any time. The food is of good quality, but the price is a bit expensive.

Located beside the scenic Xingwen Stone Sea area, The Wonders of the World Bohai Hotel offers a convenient base for exploring the region’s natural attractions. The hotel is relatively new and provides basic amenities like Wi-Fi, a restaurant, and 24-hour front desk service, making it suitable for short stays. Guests often appreciate its excellent location close to caves and geological sites, though some reviews mention that cleanliness and overall maintenance could be improved. Overall, it’s a decent, budget-friendly option if location matters more than luxury