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The hotel deserves high praise! We stayed at several hotels during the National Day holiday, and this one was by far the best. Even my child said they wanted to come back next time when we left. We arrived quite late, and two front desk staff members came out to greet us, helped with our luggage, and offered us tea and even a tremella soup. They had prepared toothbrushes and slippers for the child in advance and even provided an extra set of children's toiletries. The breakfast selection was also very rich, with *******, Chinese, and Western options, all exquisitely prepared and delicious. There were also complimentary snacks from Sam's Club in the lobby, which clearly shows the owner's thoughtfulness. They also offered special traditional clothing for guests to wear, perfect for taking great photos around the hotel. What was even more child-friendly was the ability to pick vegetables on-site! Overall, the experience was excellent, and we will definitely be staying here again.

For our two-day trip to Lixian, we chose to stay at Xiangjiagazong Luxury Scenic Resort, drawn by its stunning scenery and numerous positive reviews. To start with, my conclusion is: while the hardware (facilities) is indeed excellent, the soft services don't quite match the price. The hotel is located halfway up the mountain; you need to take a detour from the main road to reach it, so driving is more convenient. It provides two small parking areas and EV charging stations. Both the views and room facilities are exactly as advertised: clean, tidy, high-quality, and clearly designed with great thought and expense. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer direct views of the lush mountains, and the morning mist creates a truly breathtaking scene. Breakfast was generous, served à la carte (not buffet-style) directly by staff, which was a pleasant experience. However, the service left much to be desired. On arrival day, I contacted the front desk for luggage assistance, but after a long wait, no one showed up, so I had to carry my bags uphill myself. During check-in, there was no dedicated staff member; an auntie who also handles cleaning duties processed our check-in. The so-called ”butler” service wasn't via WeChat but a regular phone call, and their explanation of nearby walkable attractions was unclear, which was a bit awkward. On the first night, I felt a bit unwell and contacted the butler for cold medicine or altitude sickness medication. Unfortunately, these were not readily available, and we had to purchase an oxygen tank at our own expense. The ”Xiaodu” voice assistant in the room seemed smart but didn't genuinely integrate with the room facilities. The scenic cafe on the 4th floor had beautiful views, but on both occasions we went up, there were no staff, just an empty room. We didn't encounter the ”warm and hospitable owner” mentioned in many reviews; the owner never appeared throughout our stay, and there was a noticeable lack of a welcoming atmosphere. Overall, the hotel's hardware and scenery are indeed impeccable, making it a great place for photos and relaxation. However, the service experience and attention to detail fell short. The price, several times higher than neighboring hotels, didn't reflect a corresponding value in service. If you're coming purely for the scenery, it's worth a try, but if you're seeking a high-quality, comprehensive experience, you might be slightly disappointed.

Came to Bipenggou with my partner and chose Likuan Hotel near the scenic area. The stay was simply amazing, definitely a well-deserved 5-star review! 💛 Nestled among the mountains, the hotel is quiet, comfortable, and fully equipped—perfect for a relaxing couples' getaway. The room was spotless, the bedding was soft, and the floor heating kept us cozy, making it feel extra safe and warm on chilly West Sichuan nights. Our absolute favorite was the canyon hot spring located right by the stream in the valley. After spending the day enjoying Bipenggou's colorful forests and snow-capped mountains, soaking in the hot springs together at dusk created the most romantic atmosphere ever. Front desk receptionist was so gentle and sweet. Check-in was fast, and she thoughtfully reminded us of high-altitude precautions. They also offer a shuttle service to the scenic area, which made traveling there super convenient. Breakfast was hot and delicious. Overall, it's very comfortable and peaceful with great value for money. It's a wonderful choice for couples vacationing in Bipenggou. I've already bookmarked it and will definitely stay here again for the autumn foliage!

This is our second time staying at this hotel. My kids loved it during our last visit, especially the large tatami bed in the room, which was perfect for them to play on. The hotel's design beautifully blends ******* style with a modern aesthetic. The lighting is also brilliantly done—literally every photo turns out amazing, no matter how casually you snap it. On the 7th floor, there’s a cozy space for drinks and coffee, plus a super cute cat named Yuanbao 🐈. The hot spring pool isn't huge, but the view is wonderful. I was initially worried about the cleanliness of the springs, but both times I noticed them draining the water and refilling it with freshly disinfected water around 3:00 PM. That really put my mind at ease—it's very clean. The featured ******* dishes and hot pots at the first-floor restaurant are also highly recommended. Every dish we tried was great and made with fresh ingredients. The staff are very warm and welcoming, and there's even a traditional Hada presentation ceremony right when you walk in, which adds a wonderful sense of ritual.

We chose the family room for our trip to Bipenggou with our child, and the overall stay was very comfortable. The layout with one large and one small bed was practical, and the children's bed had cute, playful bedding that my little one absolutely loved. The room also had a private balcony with direct views of the continuous mountains; it was incredibly relaxing to just sit out there, feel the breeze, and admire the scenery. The entire room was elegantly decorated and spotless, with wooden lattice partitions creating distinct areas. The cleanliness was meticulously maintained. The hotel lobby had a wonderful ambiance, featuring oil paintings of the snowy mountains of Western Sichuan. The public courtyard was lush with greenery and even had hot spring pools. Parking was convenient for those driving, and it wasn't far from the scenic area. The service was attentive, making it perfect for a mountain getaway with kids.

The pictures say it all! This was an amazing hotel throughout our entire trip. A kind gentleman helped us with our luggage. When a family member wasn't feeling well, the front desk provided Rhodiola and glucose water. We also received a small complimentary pouch containing ******* incense. The bedding was very clean, the bed comfortable, and disposable towels were provided. The hot springs were fantastic; I soaked for forty minutes. In the morning, I saw an auntie meticulously cleaning the pools, scrubbing every bit! The front yard is beautiful, and the evening bonfire created a wonderful atmosphere. However, the bonfire smoke wasn't great for me as I have bronchitis (purely a personal issue), so I only stayed in the front yard for a while before heading back. Any issues were addressed immediately. On the second floor above the restaurant, there's a reading area and a billiards table. Billiards are free, but you need to go to the front desk on the first floor to pay and get the balls. We found it too much hassle, so we didn't go back downstairs for them. There's a boardwalk – a door inside the restaurant opens directly to it. Opening it felt like stepping through Doraemon's Anywhere Door. Breakfast was also quite rich and included coffee.

The room was just okay. The bathroom door handle was dirty, there were water stains on the ceiling, and the sink and room wallpaper weren't very clean. I felt it wasn't worth the price, but overall, considering the facilities, it was acceptable. The laundry room has 3 washers and 3 dryers available for free use. The gym has three pieces of equipment. The view from the rooftop observation deck was average, not as good as looking out at the river from the room's window. I was too tired to try the hot spring, but it looked decent and was open from 3 PM to 10 PM. Breakfast was alright; the broccoli, sausages, egg tarts, and fried eggs tasted pretty good.

Upon early check-in, I found that my reserved mountain view room was located by the road. After speaking with the front desk, the hotel immediately offered a complimentary upgrade to a river view room, which was much quieter and offered a more scenic view. Both the in-room and external facilities were excellent, comfortable, and spotless. All hotel staff were friendly and helpful. All the benefits promised on my booking were fully delivered. The hotel is currently undergoing a second phase of expansion, and I look forward to even more facilities and room options in the near future.

The facilities are quite complete. The wooden cabins are surrounded by a riot of wildflowers and lush greenery in summer, so the natural setting is absolutely stunning. However, very few of the outdoor hot spring pools were open, and aside from the rooftop infinity pool, only a handful of indoor pools were available. So, the hot spring experience in summer was just so-so. We stayed in a 'Flower Field Cabin,' which felt a bit damp, and a quick glance at the bathroom showed some mold... If you're a clean freak, it's best not to look too closely. But considering we're in the mountains, you can't really complain about these conditions. The breakfast was quite rich, and we also had dinner at the hotel, which was pretty good.

Traveled with friends and booked the loft suite. Let's start with the pros: the rooms in this building are newly renovated, very fresh, and quite elegant, and the private hot spring tub is huge. Now for the cons: the underfloor heating was simply way too hot, and turning down the temperature before bed didn't help at all. You probably have to turn it off way in advance to make a difference. It was so hot that none of us got a good night's sleep. The key is that we weren't an isolated case; I made a post on Xiaohongshu, and lots of fellow travelers who also suffered from the heat left comments. The hotel could make a point of mentioning this during check-in in the future, so guests can consciously turn off the heating early on to avoid tossing and turning from the heat or waking up sweltering in the middle of the night~ To be fair, the scenery around the hotel is also fantastic—in fact, the most vibrant red maple leaves in the entire scenic area are right here ^_^ Staying here is undoubtedly the most convenient and hassle-free choice for visiting Bipenggou. Private cars can drive straight into the scenic area and right up to the hotel. You'll pass Dragon King Lake (Longwanghai) along the way, and if you arrive a bit later in the afternoon, you can basically have the place to yourself. The next day, you can take the scenic area shuttle bus from right outside the hotel to Shanghaizi, buy battery cart tickets on-site, and explore the stops one by one. After finishing the tour, you can drive back down the mountain and enjoy another crowd-free experience at Dragon King Lake. The overall experience was really quite good~ Apart from being roasted on the first night, everything else was great 👍