2-Star Hotels in Diebu

The guesthouse is located in a village halfway up a mountain in the scenic area. The view from the rooms is fantastic, and it's very convenient for visiting all the attractions in Zhagana. The two handsome young men at the guesthouse were incredibly welcoming. Because the village roads are quite narrow, one of them even came down to pick us up and drive us to the guesthouse. He even drove us out of the house, making our driving very safe. Behind the guesthouse is the famous Lasang Monastery in Zhagana. The guesthouse's facilities, cleanliness, environment, and service were all excellent, making for a very comfortable stay. Since we were tired from sightseeing the next day and didn't want to go out for food, the young men braved the rain to get us takeout and deliver it to our room – we were very touched. After we checked out, they even washed my car and drove us out of the village again. Five stars!

A bit pricey?! Is it expensive? Are there any cheaper options within the Zhagana scenic area? Prices vary depending on the market. Considering the environment, facilities, food, and service, it's quite reasonable. Let's start with the environment, which is its biggest advantage. Located next to Fairy Beach, halfway up the mountain, it's quiet without the crowds of guesthouses. Parking is available right outside the gate; the parking lot is huge. Fairy Beach, a must-see in Zhagana, is a ten-minute walk along the boardwalk, saving you the hassle of climbing a long path and the cost of the sightseeing bus. Opening the curtains reveals a panoramic view of Zhagana, comparable to the Dari viewing platform. Compared to the crowded guesthouses with their endless rooftops, this is much better. The rooms aren't large but are adequate, and the facilities are new. The building and room design are quite innovative; perhaps due to the environment, the exterior design of the building isn't as sophisticated as the interior. The service also deserves praise—warm, attentive, and providing a complete Zhagana travel guide. To avoid traffic jams on the Jiangdie Highway, we set off at 6 AM, and the owner even offered to drive us, which was very touching. The owner's cooking was quite good; we ordered boiled yak meat, which wasn't overly seasoned like some other restaurants, and it was spicy and flavorful. Finally, one thing to note: the bathroom drain in my room had a problem; it was leaking slowly and needs to be checked. Note: The panoramic and nighttime photos of Zhagana were taken with my phone pressed against the floor-to-ceiling window.

We drove seven hours to the scenic area entrance only to find out that the entire area was experiencing a power outage. The guesthouse owner hadn't called ahead to inform us of the two-day outage. Embracing the spirit of ”since we're already here,” we checked in anyway. The room was nice, and the view from the balcony was beautiful and unbeatable. However, it was raining outside, and without power, it was freezing cold. We had to ask the owner for a candle to use the bathroom. We were cold and hungry, and most of the restaurants outside were closed due to the power outage. Only a few were still open, so we opted for hot pot. Luckily, the hot pot at the restaurant next to the guesthouse was quite good, which was some consolation in the cold, rainy, and powerless weather. We ended up sleeping in the room from the afternoon until 9:30 pm when the power finally came back on. We quickly turned on the air conditioning to warm up. Thankfully, the next day was sunny and bright, allowing us to enjoy the beautiful scenery even without power. In short, the guesthouse was great, but just avoid the whole scenic area during power outages.

Facilities: It is very good to have an elevator, suitable for elderly people Hygiene: clean every day, good indoor and outdoor hygiene Environment: In a quiet village, suitable for relaxation Service: Miss sister and brother are attentive

We stayed 3 nights in Dongwa Village and 2 nights here in Yeli Village, but the accommodation in Yeli Village was much better. First of all, the mountain view was amazing. The hotel was brand new. For breakfast, they gave us coupons for nearby restaurants, so it wasn't bad since it was cold, but they gave us coupons for different places. The hotel view isn't bad, but since the view from Rock Lookout is close, I highly recommend visiting it. The harmony between the lush meadows and the mountains in late June is truly wonderful. It was quieter and nicer here than Dali Lookout. (Dali Lookout was too crowded with tourists who arrived by car.) Also, I highly recommend visiting Lunwugu Valley, which is within walking distance of the accommodation. Enter through the left side of the entrance, go around once, and then turn right for about 6 kilometers. We walked the entire route, but the last 3 kilometers had a steep uphill and a steep downhill slope, and the safety railings were a bit flimsy. If you find uphill trekking difficult, you can just go 1 to 2 kilometers to the left; it is relatively gentle, so it is not difficult. A wooden boardwalk has been constructed through the gorge of strangely shaped rocks. There is a waterfall inside, and the path continues through narrow gorges where you can see the sky. It felt a bit like a cave exploration, and the unique scenery and experience were fresh, refreshing, and enjoyable. The view up to the middle observation deck at Seonnyeotang is really great. I recommend going up about two hours before sunset. It is nice to enjoy a cup of Qingke Shuiyu tea while admiring the sunset over the mountains of wildflowers and strangely shaped rocks. After that observation deck, the steep staircase leading to Seonnyeotang offers little to see compared to the effort invested. There is a small pool called Seonnyeotang. We were disappointed because we had seen many other mountain lakes, such as Jiuzhaigou. Yiseoncheon is not bad either, but if you only have time to visit one place, I recommend Runugu Valley. However, trekking is difficult, so if you plan to go by horse or bus, Yiseoncheon is worth visiting.

Extremely satisfied with the room 👍. The owner was very welcoming and even showed us around the intersection. It happened to be getting colder, and the owner thoughtfully provided an electric blanket. The view from the window was lovely, and the large floor-to-ceiling windows felt like a sunlit greenhouse, very warm and cozy. The room was relatively new, with a Tibetan-style decor, and there were plenty of restaurants nearby. The bathroom had three separate sections: toilet, sink, and shower, which was very convenient for family trips. Highly recommended.

This recently opened homestay really gave me a big surprise! Although it is a homestay, the room configuration has reached the standard of a standard hotel. The beds are soft and the sanitary ware is clean. As soon as you enter the house, you will feel warm and comfortable. It is clean and comfortable, and the living experience is superb. In addition, the homestay has a parking lot. If you drive here, please contact the owner in advance to open the door. The owner is very warm and hospitable. There is no sense of distance when communicating. It is like chatting with an old friend. It makes people feel warm in their hearts, and the favorability rises directly!

The inn is right in the Zhagana scenic area, with a great location and very convenient for traveling. As soon as we arrived at the inn, enthusiastic staff helped us carry our luggage. The check-in process was also very quick and the service was particularly good. The room was in ******* style, warm and comfortable, spotlessly clean, with clean and tidy bedding, and very comfortable to sleep in. There is also an electric heater in the room, so you won't feel cold when sleeping at night. There is plenty of hot water in the bathroom, making washing very convenient 👍👍👍

Parking is available, and there are plenty of dining options nearby. The hotel is located within the scenic area, which aligns with its positioning and price point. You can shower, and there's a toilet. An electric blanket is provided, so it wasn't cold at night. Everything else was fine, apart from not having a private bathroom for showering.

The room is in the village, and the tatami standard room has no windows, but it doesn't matter if you stay overnight. Accommodation in Zhagana Scenic Area is more expensive, and this hotel room is very cost-effective. Although there is no window, the room layout and facilities are very good. It feels very good to sit and eat a small hot pot at the tatami table. There are large windows in the corridor outside the room, which is still a small tatami table. The window is a wonderful mountain view. It is great to have a warm pot at the small table here at night! The room is relatively hygienic, the mattress is soft and comfortable, the pillow is too drum and too high