Hotels with Bathtub in Aba County

"Upon arriving in the county town, I checked out a few places and decided on this one. It's relatively new, not located on a main road, so it's quieter. This place is in the new town area. There aren't any restaurants in the new town yet, but it's just across the river from the old town. It's only a few minutes' drive to eat out, which is convenient. Environment: It just opened recently, so there was a slight smell. You need to open the windows for ventilation. There's underground parking. There aren't many amenities nearby, but it's quiet. Facilities: The room has underfloor heating, an oxygen concentrator, and hot water comes quickly. It also has a smart toilet. The oxygen concentrator is by the bed; I wouldn't recommend turning it on unless you're experiencing altitude sickness, as it's a bit noisy. The cleanliness is acceptable, and the bedding is comfortable, but it's too dry. A humidifier would be a good addition. The breakfast selection is average, not much, but the rice noodles are really delicious. Recommended"

"Prologue: My May Day trip to Aba was a truly magical travel experience. The ”Invisible and Wondrous Existence” section was undoubtedly the highlight of the trip. My first solo road trip involved enduring the agonizing traffic jams of the Chengdu Ring Expressway, traversing snow-covered mountain passes, and a 10-hour drive. I experienced the changing seasons in a single day, arriving in Aba County amidst darkness and rain. The sight of civilized lights, the arrival at ”Invisible and Wondrous Existence,” already felt like a miraculous salvation. Upon entering the gate, I was warmly welcomed by three teachers. Two young men enthusiastically helped me with my luggage, prepared ******* tea and incense, arranged the oxygen concentrator, and treated me to a meal. They also introduced me to ******* intangible cultural heritage, the specialties of their Chengdu and Beijing branches, and more. Somehow, this made me forget my fatigue (although my brain was completely blank). The three-day stay included visits to the incense and pottery making area on the first floor, and the owner's collection of Thangkas and mandalas on the second floor. I learned a great deal about ******* Buddhist culture and art, and it served as a pre-trip preparation for visiting various temples. Finding parking in Aba County was quite difficult, and I had to trouble the butler to pick me up and drop me off several times. Every staff member was incredibly warm and sincere. From introducing ethnic stories and religious culture to exchanging insights on different lifestyles and offering suggestions for the daily itinerary, it was an unprecedented experience that soothed my tense nerves. In Aba, everything truly felt like the best arrangement. Final Chapter: The three days flew by. The cattle and horses had to leave the grasslands and return to their urban enclosures. These three days of being treated like royalty weren't enough. I look forward to returning to Aba and experiencing the second phase of the ”Invisible Wonderful Existence” tour again!"

"Hotel location is very good, not on the main road, but very close to the avenue, a few minutes walk is the plateau red yak hot pot restaurant tastes very good. Very quiet and the boss is very good. The hotel is newly repaired, so the facilities are very good, the stay is very satisfactory, the window behind is the grassland, the morning sun shines on the original, very beautiful. There is also a staircase where you can take pictures and play directly on the grassland. "

"The room is very cozy. It is the most satisfying room on this trip. The lighting and sanitation are very good. The mirror in the bathroom is so big. I love it😍"

"This guesthouse was one I was really looking forward to on my trip, and it didn't disappoint at all! The owners were incredibly welcoming and asked about my arrival time in advance to make preparations. The traditional Amdo ******* wooden houses are exquisitely crafted, with beautifully carved patterns on every piece of wood. The guesthouse also offers meals; we ordered ******* noodles, Amdo milk tea, and yogurt, all of which were delicious! The room matched the pictures perfectly, and the view from the window was stunning. The facilities were complete. The wooden structure of the house might not be the best soundproofing, but it was acceptable. Earplugs were provided in the room, so it wasn't too bothersome. The guesthouse also has a ******* clothing experience area. The owners were very helpful in changing clothes and even did my hair, so I could happily take some photos! The breakfast was also fantastic! We had different breakfasts every day for two nights, each one exquisitely prepared and delicious. I experienced some severe altitude sickness in the room one night, and the owners even brought me some medication and drinks to alleviate it in the middle of the night—very thoughtful, thank you! A wonderful guesthouse and stay experience; I wish the owners great success!"

"The last stop of this trip, after driving for more than ten hours. After arriving, the hotel front desk was very welcoming and anything needed was quickly provided. The boss was also very considerate. The room was very large, clean and tidy, and the bath water was very comfortable. , the bed is very soft and comfortable to sleep in. There is also an oxygen concentrator in the room, so there is no lack of oxygen. My mood is as beautiful as the sky"

"The front desk is warm and professional, the service is meticulous and thoughtful, and the service staff can always meet the needs in time, making people feel at home. The hotel has its own parking lot, because we came from a high altitude place and a little high anti-the waiter made us a micro-pressure oxygen cabin. After doing a good job, people felt much better. They also sent yogurt. We arrived a little late to see that we had not eaten dinner and let the kitchen master make noodles for us to solve the dinner. It is recommended."