Joy Holiday Hotel Lijiang

An absolutely delightful stay that exceeded my expectations! The hotel is situated in a wonderfully quiet and elegant neighborhood. The cleanliness was impeccable, and the soundproofing was excellent. The staff were all incredibly kind and polite. This hotel offers great value for money and I highly recommend it! 👍

Staying here was the most comfortable two days of our Yunnan trip! The front desk staff were very enthusiastic and responsible, even arranging a shuttle to take us the less than 50 meters to the hotel. Although it's not a fully smart home, it didn't affect the living experience at all! The camp is super beautiful, and there are plenty of activities – the kids didn't want to leave!

This hotel is located near Baisha Ancient Town and Yuhu Village, offering a very tranquil environment. Ameize Camping Base is right at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, providing fantastic natural surroundings. It's connected to the adjacent Club Med, making it an excellent outdoor activity base for cycling, horseback riding, and walking. The hotel restaurant also serves delicious food, and the service is warm and friendly. I'd definitely come back if I have the chance.

Facilities: Quite good. Cleanliness: All very good. Environment: You can see mountain views from the balcony. Service: Very prompt, thoughtful, and convenient. Amazing Snow Mountain Camp 2-person ticket: Superb, the camp is beautiful, you can take great photos without crowds. Naxi Tie-dye Making Experience: Also very interesting.

This hotel offers excellent value for money, especially since it shares a camp with Club Med. Its proximity to the snow-capped mountains means you can enjoy stunning views right from the hotel. The Ameize camp itself is incredibly picturesque, with its grassy fields and mountain backdrop perfect for photos. The hotel also provided a complimentary afternoon tea, consisting of a juice and a cake. They even offered a free travel photography session, though only three unedited photos were included. If you wanted edited versions, it was 20 yuan per photo. Unfortunately, the complimentary tie-dye service was unavailable due to lack of supplies. The hotel consists of individual villas, each with four rooms per floor across three stories. Staying on the third floor can be quite a workout as there's no elevator, and you have to carry your luggage up yourself. The breakfast was fairly standard, but for a hotel of this size, there weren't enough seats, making it feel crowded every time. It seemed they also offered a takeaway service, as I saw people getting rice noodles to go on both days. Dinner could also be reserved at the hotel, but it started at 8 PM, likely to align with the local daylight hours. If you head right out of the hotel, you'll find Baisha Ancient Town, which has plenty of dining options. About a 20-minute drive from the hotel is Yuhu Village, which is definitely worth a visit.

The hotel is not far from Baisha Ancient Town, and it's quite convenient to drive there for meals. The Hillside Suite we stayed in has a small living room with an induction cooker, and you can borrow pots from the front desk. The hotel's public area offers dining, intangible cultural heritage experiences, and a small convenience store, which is pretty good for convenience. The best part is that hotel guests get free access to the Amedze Camp, which boasts beautiful views at the foot of the snow-capped mountains.

Nestled against the Amezawa Snow Mountain campsite, this place boasts meticulously maintained lawns, a beautiful lake, and a variety of outdoor activity routes – every shot is picture-perfect. The complementary dining options are also quite unique, and its proximity to Baisha Ancient Town adds to the convenience. However, the hotel might have too many rooms, as some of them were quite dusty upon arrival, though improved after cleaning. This could be related to the downturn in the travel real estate market, as the property maintenance isn't top-notch. We also experienced a night without water during our stay, which made us realize that staying in a scenic area comes with different conveniences compared to the city.

Environment: The third-floor window view is excellent, directly facing the mountains. The Ameize campsite is truly beautiful (even in the rain). The public areas are shared with Club Med, but there isn't much to explore. Service: The rooms are townhome-style apartments across three floors with no elevator, but staff will deliver luggage to your room. Breakfast and the complimentary afternoon tea are as pictured. Room service is available and reasonably priced. There's a shuttle bus service to the three major ancient towns, with two runs in the morning and two in the afternoon. Overall, it offers good value for money (mainly thanks to Ameize, which is spacious and quiet). However, if you're looking for snow mountain views, extensive hotel amenities, or convenient access for sightseeing, there are other better options.

The environment is great, and from the room's balcony, you can vaguely see the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain shrouded in mist. The bedding is comfortable, and the bathroom is clean. It's especially suitable for families with children, as the Ameize Camp has many activities that kids will love.