Hotels with Bars in Litang

I'd heard so much from friends about how amazing this Tibetan-style guesthouse was in July, and this August, on our trip to Western Sichuan, we finally managed to book it too. It was quite a coincidence; our original plan to visit Daocheng Yading was disrupted by a sudden and severe altitude sickness, forcing us to change our itinerary, and we ended up choosing this place as our final destination. When we entered the guesthouse, we were still dizzy and lightheaded from altitude sickness and practically fell asleep the moment our heads hit the pillow. But when we opened our eyes again, it was like stepping into a painting—the west and north sides of the room offered breathtaking views, every glance a flowing masterpiece. Amazingly, the discomfort we'd felt earlier seemed to be soothed by the scenery. We gazed at Changqing Chunke Monastery from the viewing platform, watching the light and shadow dance on the golden roof; we brewed a pot of tea at the bar, chatted with friends, and inquired about local customs; we strolled along the boardwalk, listening to the wind rustling through the prayer flags; and at night, the sky was ablaze with stars, so bright you could clearly see the outline of the Milky Way. In the early morning, frolicking rabbits graze outside the window… The weariness worn down by city life is soothed just like that. If you also want to find a place to catch your breath, this guesthouse is definitely worth a special trip.

The guesthouse didn't have an elevator. A young girl, who looked to be under 20, offered to help with our luggage, but we felt bad and declined. Later, they upgraded our room to a ground-floor one with a small 4-square-meter courtyard. It was too cold for us to use much, but the room was larger than our previous one, which we appreciated. There was an oxygen concentrator in the room, and the staff patiently helped us with any needs we had. We lit an oxygen concentrator ourselves, but then the power went out, supposedly due to a wiring problem. We had to change rooms for the third time. The room was a bit cold when we first entered, but by midnight it was incredibly warm—the floor felt like a heated kang bed in Northeast China. Remember to use a humidifier; we didn't, and this morning our noses were bloody. Overall, we were satisfied, but the facilities could be improved. We were late for breakfast, and the young girl brought us four eggs and corn, but for some reason, two of the eggs seemed to be rotten (we guessed), so we ate the other two.

The wooden house homestay selected by the self-driving Geqian South Line is in a great location, facing the Geqian Snow Mountain, and the yard is full of Gesang flowers, which is beautiful! Open the window and you can see the continuous snow-capped mountains. The wooden house is very atmospheric. The wooden house is clean and warm. The plateau is fully furnished. The heating and hot water are stable. The boss is very good and the response is very fast. Will patiently talk about the surrounding play routes. Sitting on the terrace and blowing the wind to see the snow-capped mountains, quiet and healing. Come to Gexuan to live in the mountain cabin, I really recommend it.