Xiaojin Hotels with Bars

"The B&B boasts an excellent location right within the Changping Valley scenic area. The rooms and the restaurant directly face all four peaks of Siguniang Mountain, with the 'Little Sister Peak' (Yaomei Peak) being particularly prominent. We were incredibly lucky to witness snow-capped mountains, a starry sky, and even a glimpse of the 'Golden Mountain Bathed in Sunlight' (Rizhao Jinshan). The B&B rooms are well-equipped, featuring underfloor heating, oxygen generators, and humidifiers. The underfloor heating was constantly on, ensuring the room was warm the moment we stepped in. The decor was cozy, and each room had a private courtyard, perfect for relaxing and unwinding. Although I didn't dare use the bathtub at this altitude, it seemed to be of high quality and very clean. A comprehensive set of good quality disposable toiletries was provided, along with complimentary snacks, beverages, and fruits. The B&B offers three meals a day. Breakfast was rich and varied; both the rice noodles and regular noodles were delicious. The Sichuan fermented tofu with plain congee was particularly excellent. On our second day, when we visited Haizigou where there are no dining options, they even packed us a simple lunch for free. The freshly ground coffee at breakfast was also a nice touch. The ******* hot pot for dinner was quite good and warmed us up. They also offered simple Chinese dishes and pizza. What truly stood out was the service – incredibly thoughtful and responsive. All our requests were met. They provided car pick-up and drop-off to designated locations, saving us the worry of driving on mountain roads ourselves, which was a huge plus for female drivers. They actively helped with luggage, bringing it directly to our room. On the day we checked in, we had first traveled from Jiaju to Shuangqiao Valley, arriving at the B&B quite late. We had pre-ordered dinner, and upon arrival, feeling ravenous, the kind lady at the front desk thoughtfully suggested we eat first and even offered us glucose water to prevent altitude sickness. They were always ready to answer any questions about sightseeing and transportation, offering helpful tips. Upon departure, they gave us small gifts and proactively asked for suggestions for improvement, humbly accepting feedback on the tastes of friends from different regions. Overall, the experience was fantastic."

"I randomly picked this hotel, and as soon as I walked in, it was a 'wow' moment! Perched halfway up the mountain, opening the window reveals lush green peaks, and in the mornings, it's like a misty wonderland. On clear days, you can even spot rainbows and snow-capped mountains. The room features smart home tech and an oxygen concentrator, and the yak hotpot at the restaurant was surprisingly delicious. In the evening, a trip to the viewing platform downstairs to enjoy the scenery and the evening breeze was incredibly therapeutic."

"I checked in on a rainy day in early August, and the room was freezing. There was no air conditioning, and the underfloor heating was completely ineffective. Combined with altitude sickness, I felt very unwell. The room was newly renovated, and the smell was quite strong. Breathing felt very constricted when I slept at night. There were also banging noises from outside in the early hours, so I didn't get any sleep. The breakfast's six-compartment platter consisted entirely of pre-packaged dim sum. The noodles and vermicelli portions were generous, and the complimentary drinks were decent. Since we could only eat at the hotel within the scenic area, the dry pot ribs and chicken combo was alright. However, the lobby restaurant also lacked heating, making for an uncomfortable dining environment. The overall style leans towards the Atour hotel chain, trying to create a comfortable atmosphere, but the attention to detail is poor. For example, the room door lock was confusing: lifting the handle opened the door, while pushing it down locked it. The front desk staff, particularly a young lady, was very attentive. She contacted me in advance to explain things and was always available when called. However, they failed to adequately prepare the room for heating given the cold weather. It's commendable that the hotel provides oxygen concentrators and portable oxygen tanks. However, the idea of offering private hot springs at an altitude of 3300 meters is questionable, as most people wouldn't be able to take a bath right after arriving."

"Li Bai Homestay in Siguniang Mountain is the most healing stopover at the foot of the snow-capped mountains! The staff meticulously marked the best times to photograph Haizigou and Changpinggou, and thoughtfully reminded us to avoid the morning tour group crowds so we could enjoy the morning reflections of Siguniang Mountain all to ourselves. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the room offer stunning views of the snow-capped mountains, and the freshly prepared daily noodles are both warming and comforting. Highly recommended to all mountain lovers – Siguniang Mountain is incomplete without Li Bai!"

"An absolutely fantastic stay! I was extremely satisfied with everything, from the hotel's design and in-room amenities to the window views and the restaurant. **Ambiance:** 1. The drive from Siguniangshan Town wasn't easy, with many winding roads and single-lane sections prone to traffic jams. However, staying deeper in the valley is unavoidable for better scenery. Even from a distance, this hotel's design looked sophisticated and far superior to other guesthouses around it. 2. The restaurant design is also superb, and the dinner atmosphere was wonderful. Warm lighting paired with wooden furniture, and some jazz music playing – if I wasn't worried about altitude sickness, I'd have definitely enjoyed a glass of red wine. **Cleanliness:** Very clean. **Facilities:** The in-room amenities are all from high-quality brands. The toilet is a smart Philips model with heated seats. There's also underfloor heating, a humidifier, and an oxygen concentrator. The bedside chair is very comfortable. The rooftop terrace offers direct views of Siguniang Mountain, so if you want to catch the sunrise, you don't have to go far, which is very convenient. **Service:** Responses were very prompt and excellent."

"This top-floor suite offers an unobstructed 180° panoramic view of Siguniang Mountain's Yaomei Peak through its floor-to-ceiling windows. You can lie in bed and watch cloud waterfalls cascade over the snow-capped peaks, it's truly breathtaking. The expansive cliffside balcony serves as your private viewing platform. The decor blends ******* style with modern luxury, featuring natural wood textures and warm lighting, creating a serene yet sophisticated ambiance. Equipped with a giant projector screen, underfloor heating, and medical-grade oxygen supply, you can stay comfortably and without worry at 3200 meters above sea level, free from altitude sickness. The bathtub is strategically placed overlooking the cliff, allowing you to gaze at glaciers while soaking – incredibly therapeutic. The butler service is exceptionally thoughtful. They proactively reached out before check-in to assist with our needs, and afternoon tea could be delivered to our room. We savored every moment, accompanied by the sounds of the snow-capped mountains and flowing streams. We felt gently cared for throughout our stay. This is an absolute must-stay, flagship room type when visiting Siguniang Mountain. The views, facilities, and service are all top-notch. It's perfect for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the mystique of the snow-capped mountains and rejuvenate their minds and bodies. Once you experience it, you'll never forget it."

"We truly enjoyed our stay at this hotel! The location and surroundings were so peaceful and calming it honestly felt like a home away from home. One of the best parts was having the entire floor to ourselves, which made the stay feel even more private and relaxing. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed so warmly, and the hospitality throughout our stay was exceptional. The staff were incredibly friendly and made us feel comfortable from start to finish. Another thing we loved was how convenient the location was. There are plenty of nearby shops and cozy cafés within walking distance, making it easy to explore the area at a relaxed pace. Thank you for such a wonderful stay! We would definitely love to come back and highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a peaceful and comfortable getaway. One of our favourite stays during our trip!"

"Health bedding toiletries are very good. The scenery is also very good. There is heating in winter. The next day I took a shower, the water was not hot enough. Can recommend. The location is also very good, it is very convenient to go out to eat. The restaurant recommended by the boss is also good"

"This hotel is right inside the scenic area, so the location is absolutely fantastic! The cleanliness is top-notch; the room was spotless and the bedding was so soft and comfortable. The biggest bonus was the oxygen concentrator in the room, which is a lifesaver for anyone dealing with altitude sickness. Plus, you can hop right on the scenic bus as soon as you drop off your luggage, no need to go back and forth. It makes exploring so much easier and more relaxing. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit!"

"Highly recommended! The hotel is in a fantastic location near Changping Valley, with plenty of restaurants, cafés, and the food street within walking distance. The room was spacious, beautifully decorated in a Japanese style, and very comfortable. We especially loved the private hot spring, which was a wonderful way to unwind after exploring the area. The hotel also provides complimentary transportation to Shuangqiaogou and other nearby attractions, making travel very convenient. The free breakfast was delicious as well. Although there is no air conditioning and it felt a little warm for us as Malaysians, everything else was excellent. The price is slightly higher than average, but the overall experience made it absolutely worth it."