Inns in Sichuan, China

We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The room was clean, comfortable, and walk 10 mins to Changpinggou. The food was excellent fresh, tasty. What really stood out was the service: the staff were friendly, attentive, and always ready to help with a smile. Overall, it was a great experience, and we would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for quality accommodation and warm hospitality. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Reminds me of the historical past when I entered the hotel. The place is really convenient as it is within Wenshu Yuan, one of the places of interest. The place itself showcases the essence of Sichuan culture. The only setback is that it has no lift. But the staff was helpful to carry the luggage to our room for us. Especially thankful for paying attention to our check out time which is 6am early in the morning to help us carry our luggage down. It is a place worth staying if you want to experience the life in an ancient city.

Located about a 10 mins walk from the Changpinggou entrance. If your bus drops you off in front of the entrance, do not take the hills on the left. Just go straight for about 500 meters, and you will arrive. As a Muslim traveller, the nearest halal restaurant is a bit far, about a 30 mins walk. However, the hotel serves breakfast starting from ¥20 and you can request to suit your dietary needs. To reach Shuangqiaogou, you will need to take a yellow minibus, which costs ¥15 one way. Make sure to carry some extra cash in case the driver’s WeChat Pay does not accept foreign card transactions, just like mine did. The room was the best I’ve ever had during my stay in Sichuan, very comfortable with heated floors. The atmosphere and surroundings were breezy and peaceful. I honestly have no complaints at all! I totally loved this hotel! The owner went the extra mile by picking me up from the Changpinggou entrance when I lost my way. Hats off! Also, special thanks to the two girls who helped me catch my bus back to Chengdu on my last day. All the staff were super friendly and I felt very welcomed and at home. It truly feels like home here. Highly recommended for all solo female travellers. If I ever return to this area, I would definitely choose this hotel again.

This is the third time I have stayed here. I like the environment here very much. The room is simple and clean. The most important thing is that there is a slide in the room. The children like it very much. The view from the room is very good. The most important thing is that the food is delicious and the boss is nice. It's also very nice and the stay is very comfortable.

pretty good. Near the Qingyi River/Ya'an Bridge, there are several buses to Ya'an Station. Walk for more than ten minutes to the Ya'an Covered Bridge (the big one on the Qingyi River), and there are smaller ones nearer. There are trails/parks along the river, but it is good to run in the morning. Going east/Northeast and further away is the son-in-law statue/plaza. There are many shops/fruit vendors nearby, and there are many choices for eating and selling things. The hotel is on the fourth floor of a five-story house that is not old. The rooms are newly decorated, clean, well lit, and the tables and chairs can work. Trip.com 125 yuan a night under each name discount, satisfied.

The location of the B&B is very convenient, very close to popular restaurants like the shaved ice and sweet duck egg cake. However, there's no washing machine, and the room is located upstairs, so getting into the room with luggage requires assistance. The soundproofing is poor, and people talking outside can be heard right in front of me, but I was fine for a good night's rest. It's above Cha Baidao, and before Cha Baidao closes, there's a buzzing sound as soon as my head hits the pillow, but it disappears after closing.

The boss is very nice. He upgraded the room for free, gave me some fruit, and took the initiative to carry my luggage to the parking lot. The B&B is right on the ancient street, making it convenient for sightseeing. The environment is great.

The paid parking lot provided by the B&B is about a ten-minute walk from the B&B. The walk up a slope, down stairs, and the uneven stone path aren't ideal for carrying luggage. I requested to make the bed in advance during booking, but it wasn't made upon arrival. The waiter said the owner hadn't told me otherwise. The tatami bed was very hard. No mattress or quilt was provided, just a thin layer of cushioning. I tried it, but it was too hard to sleep on. I asked the waiter to add an extra quilt, which was enough to get me through the night. Suggestion: Buying a removable mattress is inexpensive. If the cost is too high, the room can be sold at a higher price, but don't let people sleep poorly. The upper half of the room door is carved with openwork, but there are no curtains inside. It faces the tatami bed on the first floor, and the glare in the morning makes it difficult to sleep.

The hotel is close to the entrance of the ancient city, convenient for access and good hygiene. The receptionist was very enthusiastic and upgraded the room. The only thing is that the soundproofing is not very good. The door opening noise is loud when entering and exiting, and there are occasional noises downstairs. Disposable earplugs are provided in the room.

The hotel is in the great location and you feel like you moved in time. Room is clean and shower works well. Beautiful courtyard downstairs. Breakfast let us down. There was no fresh orange juice or average food. The room can get hot even with air conditioner on. I did not find it as an issue but if you plan to arrive in August or June it could be a problem. There is a cosy wibe in this place and we would come back. Price is excellent.