Pet Friendly Hotels in Batang

The newly opened hotel had excellent service—warm, attentive, and clean. We booked it for our film crew's makeup artist, and she said it was very good. The decor is nice, quite good for a hotel in town. We would definitely stay here again next time.

This ******* courtyard carefully maintained by a ******* brother and sister should be the most carefully run homestay in Batang. It is really carefully managed, from the solid wood decoration of the guest rooms, the natural texture of the mud walls, to the comfortable linens and bathroom equipment, etc., all make people feel natural and comfortable. It was the third day after entering the Sichuan-Tibet line, and I had the most comfortable night's sleep! The courtyard has carefully planted potted flowers and plants, grapes, walnuts, vegetables and fruits. The owner's hospitality and care are very warm and unforgettable. A homestay run with great care, very impressive, five-star rating and recommended!

The room is super big and clean. It is run by a young couple. It feels very warm. The breakfast is especially delicious. The butter tea is first-rate. When I left, my grandmother picked a few tomatoes she grew herself and took them away. It was really heartwarming.

The boss is our fellow in Chongqing, very enthusiastic, the room is very clean, and the tourist map will be sent. Knowing that we don’t need to change to mineral water, the point is that there are two cute cats casually. This big orange is actually a rare female cat. The character is super good.

It was fantastic! The owners and their family were incredibly kind. They bought mushrooms in Cuopu Valley and cooked them for us, and even made noodles for us the next morning. The hot spring was also very clean, with a private room. The room was spacious and even had charging stations. For this price, it was unbeatable.

Journey Along Route 318 to the Gorgeous Town of Batang Heading west along National Highway 318, I finally grasp the romantic allure of “China’s most beautiful landscape corridor.” The scenery unfolds in endless variations along the drive. Towering snow-capped mountains line the road, the vivid cerulean sky feels close enough to touch, and expansive grasslands roll out as far as the eye can see. Mountain breezes carry the crisp, pure fragrance of highland vegetation, serving up delightful surprises around every curve. After crossing Haizi Mountain Pass, I reached Batang, fondly dubbed the “Jiangnan of the Plateau.” The Twin Lakes rest serenely beneath snow peaks, resembling sapphires scattered across the earth. Their glassy, transparent waters create a breathtaking contrast against the distant snow-dusted mountain ridges. This quiet little town on the banks of the Jinsha River exudes a gentle, mellow vibe, tempering the rugged majesty of the 318 journey with quiet, down-to-earth warmth. After a full day of driving, I checked into an excellent hotel that melted away all my travel fatigue the instant I walked through the door. The rooms were spotless, tastefully decorated and wonderfully comfortable, fully equipped with all necessary facilities. While resting indoors, I could gaze out the window at Batang’s soft, rolling mountain vistas. Every kilometer along the road is filled with breathtaking scenery and calming moments. The epic splendor of Route 318, the delicate charm of Batang, and this fantastic hotel combined to make this leg of the trip an utterly unforgettable treasure.

1. The hotel facilities are complete. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. It makes people feel at home. 2. The hotel service attitude is very good. The staff is attentive and makes people feel like they are going home. 3. The room is very clean and tidy. There is no smell. It is comfortable and reassuring. 4. Hotel safety measures are very good Good, there is a safety door monitoring full coverage, which is very reassuring 5. The hotel price is very affordable, the price is very high, it makes people feel good value for money

Self-driving 318 passing through Batang, staying at St. Heaton International Hotel for one night experience is awesome! The location is right next to the national road, parking space is sufficient, and it is especially convenient to drive up and down the road. The lobby is clean and tidy, the room is spacious and bright, the floor-to-ceiling windows have a good view, the bedding is soft and sleeps well, and the bathroom is clean and smell-free. The front desk service is warm and thoughtful, with a gym and buffet breakfast. It is too suitable to choose here on the road. 318 self-driving is highly recommended!

Batang to Derong, a rare good hotel on the road. Although the squat is passing by to rest, the hotel environment is particularly relaxing. The boss is very good, because the off-season, we also upgraded. Especially the Tashi guy at the front desk, warm and kind, responsive, and answering questions. The room in the river view room is particularly spacious, with two large floor-to-ceiling windows, Jinshan River and the Tibetan village opposite. The air conditioning is powerful, and the mattress is moderately hard and soft. The quality of linen such as bedding and towels is also very good. The chef's cooking skills are also good, and the amount of dishes is very good. Parking is convenient, and the door is a small garden. In this canyon, it is really rare to have such a small garden! This hotel is a bit old, but the price is great! In particular, Nango Hotel is very pet-friendly, pet-friendly hotel, is respect for pet-owning families, so here is a special reminder and suggestion to pet owners, can cherish this respect, if your dog has not developed a good habit, urinate anywhere, or the owner does not understand civilized pets, do not bolt the rope, Outdoors do not pick up poop, do not stop the dog barking, then do not go out, such a master a hole, will break the entire pet circle of word of mouth.

The exterior was under renovation, and the side facing the road was the road to Batang, which was a bit noisy. We specifically asked for a room facing the mountain, but the sound of the river below the mountain was really too loud. My teammates said to just treat it as white noise. The facilities were relatively new, but the smell was a bit strong. We opened the doors and windows to let it air out for a while before it got better.