Mountain view Hotels in Daofu

Very clean, the service attitude is very good! In the morning, when I opened the curtains, I was amazed by the snow-covered grassland! Standing at the door of the manor, under the blue sky, the sea of clouds surged in the mountains, like a white scarf dancing in the wind, and the snow-capped mountains in the distance were illuminated by the rising sun, which was really beautiful! An accidental stay in the hotel during the trip has become an unforgettable memory! If I go to Daofu again, I will still choose you-Yunhai Manor

A true highlight of our 5D4N trip in Chuanxi! The space features beautiful traditional ******* architecture, which is truly unique and full of character. The room was clean and new, equipped with modern amenities and comfy large beds. The owner's son was super friendly and enthusiastically shared insights about the design and their culture. Plus, the ******* restaurant he recommended was a gem. Highly recommended!

Just arrived at the hotel, the boss was very enthusiastic to help with luggage. After I checked in, I also felt that the room was large, the sanitation was very good, and the parking was very good, and there was a charging pile for the tram. The hotel has a large floor-to-ceiling window. Living in the hotel, you can see the green hills, wheat fields, cattle and sheep outside, and feel particularly relaxed. The Moshi Park in the hotel is very close to 10 kilometers.

Choosing to stay in Bamei is the most correct decision for this trip to Western Sichuan. The boss’s name was Suonan, and he took us up the mountain to drive cattle. By the way, we climbed up the hill behind and saw the same view of Moshi Park. As a child who grew up in the city, I had the added experience of being in the mountains. I also went into the cowshed and saw yaks. The yak hot pot we had at the B&B in the evening, the vegetables were very fresh and delicious, and the portion was large, so it was well received! Although the mountains in winter are not as full of flowers as in spring or as green as in summer, they are uniquely majestic and steep in winter. Suonan and his sister are honest and friendly. Suonan is a person who is willing to use his brain and learn, and he chatted with us a lot along the way. The two siblings run the small B&B very well. Next time I wait for summer, I will definitely come again if I have the chance!

The service was very warm and the room facilities were also good. The hot pot included in the package and the barbecue the next day were both excellent. I would suggest adding more pillow options, as the current pillows are too high and uncomfortable. Also, the hot water in the shower doesn't last very long, so women might need to hurry if they're washing their hair. I would stay here again and hope it gets better and better.

This is a newly opened little shop with a very welcoming owner. It's located right on the road, making it easy to find and surrounded by plenty of restaurants, making it very convenient. Amenities: The bed was a bit firm, but the water heater was powerful. After a long day of driving, I enjoyed a comfortable, hot shower. Environment: The room was small but cozy, but the door's soundproofing was a bit poor, making it a bit noisy when other guests arrived late at night. Cleanliness: Very clean and tiring. Service: The owner was very welcoming. He helped us find parking upon arrival and immediately delivered any items we needed to our room.

Highly recommend this treasure homestay in the Moshi Park scenic area! The boss's hospitality directly filled the happiness of the journey. From the time he got off the bus, he felt the warmth of his family. He intimately told him to keep warm. From time to time, he asked if he was suitable for the plateau climate. The details were all caring. At night, the yard lit a bonfire, and tourists from all over the world sat around and talked, full of fireworks, completely dispersed the cold of the plateau. Breakfast is even more pleasant, free butter tea fragrance warm stomach, with warm dishes and soft noodles, authentic and full, can be full early in the morning. The location of the homestay is excellent, the scenic spot is super convenient, the Tibetan-style room is clean and comfortable, and it is also equipped with electric heating facilities to resist the cold. I have made an appointment with my friends to come back next summer, and I will go to see the cute groundhog on the prairie. This homestay must be the first choice! Come to Moshi Park to live here, absolutely do not step on thunder ～ Thank you boss for your hospitality!

This was easily the most beautiful and satisfying experience of our entire trip. Ga'er Starry Sky Camp boasts an ideal central location, perfect for exploring nearby attractions like MoShi Park, Yala Snow Mountain, and Longdeng Grassland. Our room was comfortable, clean, and spacious, and the expansive grounds offered activities such as exploring flower fields and horse riding. The absolute highlight, however, was their signature ******* cuisine – truly a culinary delight! We will certainly be returning.

The room is spacious and bright as a whole, with good lighting, clean and comfortable beds, and a wide view outside the window. The bathroom has plenty of space, separation of dry and wet, complete facilities such as showers and washing, and it is very convenient to use. The public areas and corridors of the hotel are clean and tidy, the parking lot is large, and the self-driving stay is also very worry-free. The breakfast is rich in variety, the meal is timely, the staff is warm, and the demand can be responded in time. The overall stay experience is very good, cost-effective, and it is recommended.

There are many tent houses in Starry Sky Camp⛺️. Considering the low temperature at night🎑, we chose an indoor Tibetan-style room for 6 people (actually 4 people on wooden beds + 1 person on air mattress). The room is on the second floor, an authentic residential house. The entrance hall on the first floor and the platform on the second floor are also full of tents; there are also larger tents on the lawn outside. The whole place was full of tourists that day, and you can play skewers on the lawn and watch the stars; the boss’s family raised yaks. In the evening, I saw Tibetans milking the yaks and the young yaks sucking milk; the owner held the yak children and even touched the young yaks. , very happy. The temperature is lower at night and the wind is stronger, so you need to wear more clothes when hanging out on the lawn and drinking beer. The next day I went to Moshi Park, drove through the secondary gate (back door), and the 50 yuan mountain bike drove directly to the core scenic area; nature is really amazing👍. 60 yuan to ride back to the back door.