Scenic Hotels in Dayi

"Very good hotel, the boss is very enthusiastic, very clean, the small courtyard is very beautifully designed, the bed is very comfortable, very suitable for a family to play, went to the tie-dye next to the hotel, very special experience, Anren Ancient Town is actually not fun in itself, but it is not bad for small shops and barbecues. A good experience for a weekend trip!"

"I fell in love with Xidi Aranruo at first sight. Different functional areas are scattered in the rapeseed fields of Nan'anmei Village. The old winery, sunset restaurant, outdoor barbecue and visible swimming pool create a light luxury and romance belonging to the countryside. The service of housekeeper Zhang Liping also made us feel at home. In addition, there is the only temple named after a fruit in the country next to it, you can go and check it out!"

"Apart from the reception service, which was excellent, everything else about this hotel was terrible. This is the worst hot spring hotel I've ever stayed at, and I've traveled extensively. You rarely see cars from outside the local area, as Dayi and Dujiangyan are popular summer getaways for Chengdu residents. 1. I was persuaded by the charming front desk staff to pay over 400 RMB for a private bath room. The room was dark and damp, and the 'private' bath offered no privacy at all. There were so many mosquitoes and other insects in the room that you could see traces of them everywhere. This was likely due to the abundant greenery around the hotel combined with continuous rain and humidity. They offered two plates of pears as 'seasonal fruit' – when I asked customer service, that's what they said. Really? Over 1000 RMB for a room, and all you get are two plates of pears? What a way to run a business! And for the private bath, you have to wait for staff to fill it. Is it really that technically challenging? The 'private bath' is just mountain spring water – they euphemistically call it 'spring water from Xiling Snow Mountain' – and it even has time restrictions. 2. The 'Baile Tang' (public hot springs) is all hype. They don't even provide drinking water at the hot springs – I've never seen that before! The retail prices are completely opaque and outrageous: an ice cream costs 22 RMB, and a bottle of Bai Sui Shan mineral water is 8 RMB. It completely blew my mind. The only reason I didn't report them for price gouging is because I didn't want to deal with bureaucracy or spoil my vacation further. Out of 25 advertised hot springs, I only saw a few open; the rest were either closed or cordoned off for private use. You constantly hear people hawking 'back-scrubbing services.' The huge mosquitoes were everywhere. Hot springs in Jiange also have outdoor areas and greenery, but you don't have to battle mosquitoes like this. My family of three didn't get our legs completely covered in bites there. 3. As for the restaurant, their 'brown sugar pancake' (Hongtang Guokui) was actually just a small, fried, filled steamed bun from breakfast. Pure consumer fraud. The waiter, to their credit, was quick to address it and refunded 38 RMB. 4. Breakfast was chaotic, with limited space and no available seating. No one wanted to sit in the sun. To get wontons, you had to wrap them yourself, and the restaurant staff would cook them. Absolutely ridiculous! The most laughable thing is that they still chased me on WeChat for a good review. Unbelievable nerve!"

"I see the world in my heart and meet all the beautiful ☺️ Everyone I met was very warm and welcoming, and every detail of the experience was exquisite and intimate. I stayed in the parent-child suite on the first day, and the family 👪 was very satisfied. The next day, I came down from Xiling Snow Mountain and drove at all times. I chose the double bed of Xinqi. The boss was particularly warm. I heard that the children had a cold and low fever. He took the initiative to upgrade us to two big bed rooms for free. I was really touched. 🥺 I was completely surprised. 😂 I had to like the boss's goodwill love. 👍 Thank you for this chic and warm homestay, let us meet all the beautiful, this is the meaning of tourism 😀"

"Our room was cozy and comfortable, and the overall environment was truly pleasant. The owner provided fantastic service. It also offers convenient private parking, and we particularly adored the super cute and charming miner panda mural painted on the exterior wall."

"I came to the mountains alone for two days and stayed for two nights. This B&B met my expectations. It was quiet, the room was big, the toilet was clean, the bed was soft, and there were not many rooms. It is said that they were all built by the boss himself. The opposite side is still being expanded. There is a small wooden house that is a machine room. Hahaha, it feels like it would be great for the whole family to come together. This time I came to Bigu specifically and didn't have the chance to experience the dishes. However, when I came in the afternoon on the first day, all the previous guests had eaten before leaving. I think it was delicious. There is also a skylight in the room. When the aunt introduced it, she said that you could see the stars, but I didn't see it for two days. The only drawback is that if someone in the surrounding room wakes up in the middle of the night, light sleepers will feel the vibration."

"我跟我朋友一起來的，帳篷佈置的還不錯，早餐也挺豐富的，環境也挺好看的，棋牌那些都有，還有桌遊可以玩兒，服務也挺好的，室外都有遮陽傘，也有風扇，非常適合避暑！"

"The environment is very good, the location is also very good, the location here is very convenient, and very clean, it is a bit late, but the front desk lady is still very patient to finish all the procedures for us."

"During the summer holidays, we brought our child to Dayi for a refreshing getaway. The hotel's service was incredibly thoughtful. For just a few hundred yuan, staying in a hotel with a hot spring bath was fantastic value for money! The hotel environment was lovely, and my child had a blast playing in the water. The hotel grounds were beautifully designed, and the mountain views were stunning. Breakfast offered a wide selection of delicious options. There are many attractions nearby, and dining was convenient, all within walking distance. It was a perfect one-stop solution for dining, accommodation, and entertainment, making our family trip truly worry-free and enjoyable! We plan to return in winter!"

"The hotel is located in Huashuiwan Town, heading north towards Tiangong. It appears to be situated in a village. Apart from this relatively large hotel, there are only a few restaurants and supermarkets nearby, characteristic of a small town or rural area. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the hotel: 1. **Room Rate**: We stayed during a mid-August summer weekend. A King Room with a terrace cost 860 RMB, including breakfast for two and all-day hot spring access. * **Post-stay impression**: I felt the price was a bit steep. The hotel's facilities and amenities don't quite match its 'luxury hotel' promotion; it's more akin to a boutique lifestyle hotel at best. 2. **Room**: It featured a 1.8-meter king-sized bed, a long vanity counter, an armchair, and a chair in front of the TV. The washbasin was integrated into the main room, while the toilet and shower were separate. The terrace had two chairs. The toiletries (pictured) were unfamiliar. 3. **Environment/Surroundings**: Other than a central courtyard lawn, the hotel's immediate surroundings are quite natural. However, this also includes dilapidated, unfinished buildings nearby, so I wouldn't describe the overall environment as good. 4. **Hot Springs Pools**: Since it was summer, I only glanced at the outdoor area; there were probably just 3 to 4 small pools. I didn't check out the indoor pools. 5. **Swimming Pool**: There's a riverside pool, approximately 4 meters long, which essentially served as a children's splash pad during my visit. Curiously, there were sun loungers by the pool, but no cushions, perhaps to discourage long lounging. Let's move on to the pros: 1. **Summer River Access**: During summer, it's convenient for playing in the river and stream trekking. The hotel offers direct access to the riverbank, and the water felt shallow. Being close to snow-capped mountains, the water was likely quite cool. 2. **Service**: Upon check-in, guests are added to a WeChat group. Any requests made in the group were handled promptly, which I consider excellent and timely service. To summarize, if the room rate were under 500 RMB, I might consider staying again. However, for 860 RMB, I don't feel that the environment and facilities justified the price."