2-Star Hotels in Dayi

房間乾淨，寬敞，不臨街，晚上很安靜。設施都很新，關鍵有一個小花園，種了各種花草，還有梔子花。桃子，蔬菜等，老闆服務太多很好。離古鎮近，走路兩分鐘。

If you want to visit Anren Ancient Town and stay, Lanting Inn is a good choice. If you drive to Anren Ancient Town and book a standard room, you can get a free upgrade to the terrace room, which has a good view and a tea table for resting. The hotel has complete clean and sanitary facilities, wall-mounted air conditioners, automatic flushing toilets, and sufficient hot water. The biggest feature of the hotel is that the courtyard is like a small garden, which can park more than ten cars. There are also tram charging piles and free parking. Another feature is. Cars can be driven into the ancient town, and it is not far from Liu's Manor, so it is suitable for self-driving. The boss is very enthusiastic and introduces how to play in the ancient town.

The location of the homestay is next to Liu's Manor. It is very close to Jianchuan Museum and the old street of the mansion. It is very convenient to walk. The hygiene of the room was cleaned by the proprietress and his wife. It was very clean and I saw it very carefully. The facilities of the room are also very complete, mineral water and disposable toilet covers are free to use. The key is that the boss and his wife are really enthusiastic and the service is in place. After that day, our family went out to have a barbecue. It rained halfway through. We actually received a call from the boss saying that it was raining. Ask if you need to pick it up? It was very touched to me at the time. To be honest, I have not enjoyed such a humane service in a five-star hotel. Like the boss and his wife, like the homestay.

The boss is very good and very enthusiastic, and also helped us upgrade the room type for free. It is very close to the two hot springs. It takes a few minutes to walk from the hotel to the hot springs.

The camp was very clean and beautiful. Out of all places I've stayed during my trip to Chengdu & Xiling, their camp is the best. Up till today (we've checked out their camp for about 1 week+ now) we still talked about our experience there. It is very memorable. Their staff are also very helpful. We couldn't find the camp at first and they sent staff to guide us. My mom left her charger at the camp and they willingly sent it to our next hotel. Their hospitality is the best! At first, we were shocked that we have to hike(10-20mins) to get to the camp. We were shocked because we were tired since we have been traveling for the past 2 days and haven't rested properly. But when we reached there, it was all worth it! This camp was basically what we need to recharge ourselves.

Service: This stay experience was great! The front desk service is warm and thoughtful, and the check-in speed is fast and intimate. Hygienic: The room is clean and tidy, no smell, the bedding is soft and comfortable, the facilities are complete and well maintained, and the lighting is good. Environment: The location of the hotel is convenient for travel, and it takes a few minutes to walk to Jianchuan Museum and Liu's Manor. The surrounding facilities are also complete, and the hotel has an elevator that is too convenient! The sound insulation effect is also good, and the sleep is particularly stable. The overall price is full, I will choose this next time.

The hotel environment is OK, but the sound insulation needs to be improved. The people playing mahjong downstairs are too noisy.

The facilities are quite old. The two-prong outlets barely held my phone charger, and the bedside lamp was so crooked it looked like it was about to fall and hit me on the head. The spherical doorknob in the bathroom was loose, and I almost couldn't close the door. It has floor heating, so the room was warm when we walked in. The bed was a bit hard, and the electric blanket was practically unnecessary as it was already warm enough. The air was quite dry, so they provided four bottles of water in the room. Hotels within scenic areas are not cheap. I noticed there were shuttle buses and crowds heading up the mountain even before 9 AM, so staying at the foot of the mountain and getting an early start wouldn't disrupt a second day of skiing. The hotel requires check-out by 12 PM the next day, which clashes a bit with the usual 2 PM check-out time. More importantly, the luggage storage management was quite chaotic. There were no tags, so theoretically, the front desk couldn't 100% reliably identify which suitcase belonged to which guest based on memory. Xiling Snow Mountain is already very commercialized. A Dicos meal set costs upwards of 50 yuan, and even at the public canteen, it's 38 yuan per person, so staying halfway up the mountain is synonymous with high spending. You absolutely must visit Yinyangjie; otherwise, coming all this way and spending so much money wouldn't be worth it. The second-floor lounge area in the ski hall was bright and clean. You could order a coffee and sit there for half a day, escaping the cold and passing the time – highly recommended.

What a pleasant surprise! March is the off-season for snow, and the price of hotels on the top of the mountain has started to get cheaper (only three or four hundred yuan a night). Although it was icy and snowy outside, it was as warm as spring inside the cabin. The air conditioner and floor heating were on. If we felt hot when sleeping at night, we would turn off the floor heating to cool down and save energy! The cabin is not big but it feels spacious and easy to use. The bedding is new and clean, of the quality of a big hotel. It comes with cotton slippers, sandals, toiletries, disposable toilet mats, tea bags and 2 bottles of Baisui Shanshui. It is very comfortable to live in, I have to give it a thumbs up!

Very satisfied, the room is large, neat and clean. The waiter at the front desk had a very good attitude. We had some problems when we booked a room online, and the waiter named He at the front desk also handled them properly for us.