Heishui Hotels with Bars

"Stayed for one night was really good, the overall quality of the hotel was online, and the public areas and guest rooms were not hygienic. The hardware facilities are well maintained, hot water and electrical appliances are used smoothly. The staff in need responded in time and the service was intimate. This stay was very comfortable."

"The room's aesthetic exceeded my expectations! It's a perfect blend of ******* charm and modern luxury. Opening the window reveals stunning views of snow-capped mountains and a starry sky. At night, you can look up and see the Milky Way, with countless stars so close they feel within reach – a romantic experience you'd never find in the city. The breakfast was another highlight! A delicious mix of ******* steamed buns and butter tea alongside Western dishes, all enjoyed with a view of the snow-capped mountains, watching the sunrise paint them golden. It's pure bliss. The hotel also has an art gallery and a wine cellar to explore, so there's never a dull moment."

"The room had one large bed and one medium-sized bed, and the cleanliness was acceptable. However, the drain in the shower was slow, causing the bathroom to flood after a shower. Breakfast was mediocre. The hotel environment was nice, and it was close to Dagu Glacier."

"I highly recommend the Heishui Yunhu Boutique B&B! The floor-to-ceiling glass design provides excellent natural light, and the views outside the window are picturesque. The facilities are modern and thoughtfully designed, exuding a high-end feel. The cleanliness is impeccable; it's the tidiest B&B I've ever stayed in. The butler service is meticulous and heartwarming. As a 'Golden Panda Certified B&B,' the public spaces are incredibly rich, with a café, book bar, and photography studio that are both relaxing and engaging. The hundred-year-old walnut tree within adds so much character. It's only 6km from Dagu Glacier, a few minutes' drive, and about 10-odd kilometers to San'ao Snow Mountain. The owner can also help purchase discounted scenic area tickets. Life in the county is convenient, making it perfectly suited for both self-driving tours and leisurely trips. The overall experience was absolutely fantastic!"

"A friend helped me book it. The boss is super nice, hospitable, and the service is thoughtful. The atmosphere of the whole village is relatively young and has strong ethnic characteristics. It is a very good choice whether it is a family trip or a trip with parents. I like the atmosphere here. It is quiet, comfortable and hygienic. The balcony view is also very beautiful"

"After visiting Dagu Glacier with friends, I opened Ctrip and saw this Gar Manor B&B. It is close to the scenic area, but the road up the mountain is a bit tortuous, a winding mountain road. Fortunately, the road surface is all asphalt and relatively spacious, not as difficult to drive as imagined. Although it is the rainy season these days, I didn’t expect the clouds in the mountains to be very beautiful, so it was not a wasted trip. The hygiene in the hotel can be said to be very attentive, and even those who are a little bit obsessed with cleanliness can be satisfied. Then the most impressive thing is the service of the housekeepers. They were very proactive in receiving us, and even their enthusiasm made us a little embarrassed. I heard that Heishui will be more beautiful in the golden autumn season, and I will come here to stay and experience it then."

"The hotel is located in the center of the county town, which is a great advantage. The parking lot attendant was very responsible and helpful. I won't go into the other good aspects of the hotel, but I'll mention a few shortcomings: there wasn't even a small dish for the hand soap; the hand towels had holes; the washbasin had a crack with glue on it; the shower room was cramped for someone of my build; when I asked the front desk for an extra bottle of Nongfu Spring mineral water, they told me I had to pay 5 yuan per bottle; and the karaoke music from the room was so loud that it lasted until 4 a.m.... Ugh, I don't want to say any more."

"Our stay at Heishui Nuoersky Manor far exceeded our expectations – it was a perfect experience. From the thoughtful guidance during check-in to the moment we stepped into our room and were utterly impressed, every aspect felt like incredible value for money. The guesthouse truly takes natural aesthetics to the extreme. The rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows that offer an unobstructed view of the lush mountains and tranquil forest, making it feel like living inside a dynamic landscape painting. The interior design details exude quality everywhere: warm wooden furniture, comfortable bedding, stylish lighting fixtures, and a bathtub with a view, all contributing to a space that is both wild and luxurious, yet incredibly cozy. Traveling with friends, I was extremely satisfied with choosing this place."

"Upon checking in, I realized Gar Manor is located on a hilltop across the national highway from Yangrong Village, giving it a secluded feel. It comprises three hotels: Gar Manor, Huazhu She, and Starry City, all sharing a common check-in lobby and breakfast restaurant. Starry City is at the highest elevation with the best views, but the drive up involves very steep winding roads. The worst part was the daily ascent back to the room after meals, a 5-7 minute uphill climb on steps at an altitude of 3000 meters. I stayed in early November, by which time the colorful forests had lost their vibrant hues, and stratocumulus fog is rare in autumn, so the scenery was average and not particularly stunning. The hotel's facilities are quite good for a ******* area, but the management is too casual, not formal or serious enough, and the hygiene needs improvement. Breakfast had too few options and surprisingly no fruit, which doesn't justify the hotel's price. Finally, the road to the hotel from the national highway involves about 5 kilometers of mountain road with many sharp and steep turns. Although the road surface is well-paved, new drivers should be cautious, and driving at night is quite thrilling and not recommended. Lastly, the quality and variety of the hotel's dining options need to be improved. The high prices are understandable given the high and remote location, but the food's lack of flavor doesn't live up to the cost or the image of a high-end hotel."