Hotels with Breakfast in Deqin

Location: Situated in Lower Yubeng Village, all rooms face the snow-capped mountains 🏔. I originally booked a first-floor room, thinking it would be further from the third-floor public area, and it saved over 200 yuan per night, so more than 400 yuan for two nights. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a lucky choice! The view of the snow mountains 🏔 from the first floor is even better. There's a small patch of highland barley in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows, which perfectly blocks the messy, broken bits of other properties under construction ahead, as well as the outdoor tent camp, making them ignorable. We stayed in the Qingyu Twin Room on the first floor – highly recommended! Plus, after a day of hiking, my friend still had to climb stairs back to their room, while I just walked straight to my room on the ground floor. That feeling was fantastic! Hygiene: Very clean. In the mountains, small bugs are unavoidable, especially on the first floor, but this place had very, very few. It was even better than the place we stayed outside Yubeng! Value for money: Pretty good. Although it's expensive, it's worth every penny. The scenery, service, dining, and room facilities are all excellent. Soundproofing: Very good, not noisy at all. The hotel design is excellent. Service: My favorite services were: 1. Unlimited drinks in the public area on the third floor and the restaurant on the first floor, saving me from boiling water in my room. 2. Daily afternoon tea with super abundant fruit, served in a large platter! 3. Laundry service available every day; clean clothes were placed outside the door by 8 AM the next morning, still warm. 4. Provided face masks – not some unknown brand, but one Aofu mask every day. I felt quite pampered after two days. 5. The breakfast was amazing! Super rich and delicious 😋. After eating, I didn't need lunch at all; I could just have an early dinner in the afternoon. 6. Yoga mats were provided, and doing yoga facing the snow-capped mountains 🏔 was incredibly pleasant.

Our night in Benzilan was made absolutely perfect thanks to the Xilin Yuan Nada Mountain Inn. We arrived in the evening, driving up the mountain road, and the further we went, the more tranquil it became. The inn's courtyard is beautifully maintained, and the room windows offer stunning views of the continuous mountain range, making you feel as though the entire world has quieted down. The owner is incredibly kind. Not only did he recommend some local delicacies, but he also offered to wash our clothes for us. This kind of thoughtful service truly makes you feel so welcome and warm. This is an inn that makes you want to return. Next time I'm in Benzilan, I'll definitely stay here again!

I was quite disappointed with the service at Ji Xia Shan. Their proactiveness is severely lacking, and their service awareness is simply not enough. When they mess up and upset a customer, all they do is apologize and ask for understanding, expecting the customer to just swallow it and deal with it themselves. There's absolutely no action taken, it's like knocking someone over, only saying sorry but not helping them up. I booked Ji Xia Shan several days in advance, but by almost 8 PM the night before check-in, no one had contacted me to add a butler's WeChat. I had to call them to ask if they even had a butler service. The hotel said they did, and that they had simply overlooked me. Later, they called back to explain that they had tried to call me around 3 PM but no one picked up, and then they asked Ctrip to send me a text message and didn't follow up further. I checked the Ctrip information, and it didn't say the hotel couldn't reach me, and with so many text messages, I wouldn't check every single one. Furthermore, when checking out, the front desk had absolutely no farewell gift prepared. As I got into the car and was about to close the door and leave, I asked the bellboy who had helped with luggage: ”Didn't the package say it included a farewell gift?” The bellboy then realized and said, ”Wait a moment,” and went in to get a keychain. This is unlike other hotels where farewell gifts are readily given out during check-out. Another thing I'm particularly unhappy about is: definitely do NOT book the Yunling room type in summer! It was advertised that we could see Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and Meili Snow Mountain, but due to lush vegetation, the snow-capped mountains were completely obstructed! See pictures one and two; I felt deceived! It would have been better to book the cheapest room type and go to the 4th-floor cafe observation deck to see the snow mountains. I ended up wasting over a thousand yuan! Also, this hotel has no elevator. To get to the observation deck, you have to climb stairs. Every time I climbed to the fourth floor, I was out of breath. If you have altitude sickness, I'd strongly advise against it. The only thing to praise is the young woman working at the 4th-floor cafe. She was all smiles, and her photography skills were excellent. When I asked her to help take pictures, she was genuinely enthusiastic and patient. Ji Xia Shan is considered a relatively well-known hotel in the Meili Snow Mountain area. Many places try to imitate Songtsam, for example, serving ginger tea and hot towels during check-in, or using keys for all door locks. However, it seems they've only copied Songtsam's superficial aspects; their service is worlds apart. And for Songtsam's snow mountain view rooms, you can truly lie in bed and face the snow mountains directly, being able to admire them from your bed (see picture six). The price of over three thousand yuan is well worth it. But Ji Xia Shan's snow mountain view rooms, which are even more expensive than Songtsam's, offer absolutely no view of the snow mountains. And the difference in service is even greater.

Our overall experience was absolutely fantastic, offering a true sense of escape and a wonderful holiday vibe. We've already decided we'll be back! The room amenities were excellent. The mattress was just right – not too soft, not too firm – and came with latex pillows. The wooden chairs were solid and substantial. They were also very generous with the toiletries. The large floor-to-ceiling windows and spacious balcony faced directly towards the Meili Thirteen Peaks. Lying in bed, we could see both Kawagarbo and Miancimu simultaneously – it was truly breathtaking; my eyes couldn't bear to leave the view outside the window. The hotel's overall layout was also very well-designed. The common areas were conveniently located on each floor near the corners, making it easy to get anywhere without disturbing the quietness of the rooms. We tried both the hotpot and the barbecue at the restaurant, and the flavors were very authentic. The breakfast rice noodles were especially fragrant. If you didn't want to go out, you could even have it delivered to your room. The most special part was the incredible experience of waking up early to watch the 'sunlit golden mountains.' For someone like me who struggles to wake up early, this was a huge plus. All I needed to do was set an alarm before sunrise, wake myself up, and with a remote control, open the curtains and sheers. I could then instantly see if it was going to be a good viewing, minimizing the 'sunk cost' of getting up – it was incredibly convenient and comfortable. In terms of service, our butler was attentive and thoughtful. All the staff we encountered in the common areas had genuine smiles and spoke softly. The drone photography, travel photography, and makeup services they partnered with were also very professional, and we ended up with a beautiful set of photos with the sacred mountains as our backdrop. All in all, it was a very pleasant trip.

This hotel is a must-stay if you're visiting Meili Snow Mountain. The terrace offers stunning views, and we were incredibly lucky to witness the 'Thirteen Peaks bathed in Sunlight' at the very end of the rainy season. The breakfast, personally prepared by the owner, was exquisite and filling, served individually to each guest with the finesse of a French meal. Each room also came with binoculars, allowing us to see the intricate details of the glacier. The only minor downsides were the occasional loud passing trucks on the street, though it quieted down significantly at night, and the water heater which sometimes got excessively hot.

This hotel has a fantastic design. The front desk and concierge staff were incredibly warm and helpful, always responding promptly and cheerfully to all our questions – a truly energetic group of young people. Our room had underfloor heating, which was wonderfully comfortable, and the oxygen diffuser was a real lifesaver for altitude sickness. They even had the heating on before we checked in, so the room was toasty warm when we arrived. From the hotel's viewing platform, you can gaze out at Meili Snow Mountain. It's a bit of a shame though that there's a new hotel under construction nearby; it was a bit noisy and blocked a small part of the view. The restaurant served delicious food, and breakfast was excellent too! I really loved this hotel.

This is a typical Tibetan-style guesthouse, built by the river. The hygiene and facilities are quite good. The owner warmly invited us to have dinner with them; the owner's wife's homemade chili sauce was delicious. However, to be fair, the small road leading from the main road to the guesthouse passes through a sand quarry and has a significant elevation difference, which is inconvenient. It's recommended that you contact the owner before you arrive to see if you can park on the main road and then take the small road down.

The view in the room is spectacular. You can see the view of the snow mountain and lush green mountains while taking a bath or in bed. It was the most wonderful stay for us. The room also came with all the amenities needed, equipped with a Dyson hairdryer and a Smeg kettle, which seems very suitable for the price. They also provide a free laundry service, which they will deliver clean clothes by your door in the morning. Beverages including water, soft drinks, coffee and tea are all included and can be provided as much as you need. They also prepared us sandwiches for us to take for our day hike. The young lady at the front desk, who is also a barista, took very good care of us. She is always active on Wechat for any requests we may have. She also kindly helped us to arrange a van to pick us up from Ninong to Feilaisi. Definitely a rewarding stay after long hikes!

This is the perfect place to stay in Upper Yubeng Village. It's located right at the start of the trails to Nisai Glacier and Glacier Lake. The breakfast was delicious and was customized for our vegetarian diet. They gave us lunch sandwiches every morning to take on our hikes. The room was well-stocked with water, fruit, and milk. They cleaned our laundry for us on request in just a couple of hours. We accidentally broke a coffee mug, and they replaced it for free. They actually washed our coffee mugs every day, which no other hotel seems to do. Finally, why I'd give this place six stars if I could: on our final day in Yubeng Village, we checked out and started hiking out toward Ninong. We accidentally left one of our phones in the hallway outside our room. The hotel manager noticed and immediately sent a runner to deliver the phone to us on the trail, almost a kilometer away. We tried to tip them but they adamantly refused, so all we can do is say thank you!

The views at Youlan Inn are absolutely stunning! You can see Meili Snow Mountain right from the terrace, and in the morning, you can watch the golden sunrise illuminate the peaks from bed. The room was clean and warm, and there was always plenty of hot water. It was super comfortable to come back to after a hike.