High Mountain Resort Meili Hotel located at Feilai Temple, Deqin County, Diqin State, Yunnan Province, which is nearby the Yunnan-Tibet Highway. Adhering to the design Concept “Haven, Earth, and I were produced together, and all things and I are one” of High Mountain Resort; combine with Meri Snow Mountain which is one of the Buddhism sacred mountain in Tibetan Area, modest luxury appears in everywhere. There are just 88 guest rooms including 35 Standard Twin-bed rooms, 53 Mountain View King-bed rooms and One-bed villa & Twin-bed villa. All the Mountain View King-bed rooms and One-bed villa & Twin-bed villa have sightseeing window and private veranda which offer a great cozy space for family and friends. For the ultimate lifestyle accommodations, all rooms are equipped with first-class equipment including satellite television, free WIFI and large bathroom with bath products from L’Occitane. Meri Snow Mountain is one of the Buddhism sacred mountain in Tibetan Area, the height of main peak is 6740 meters, and there’s no one can reach the top of the peak until now. Meanwhile, it’s the unique Peak that prohibit to climb because of the cultural protection. Feilai Temple was originally built in 1614 during Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) with a history of 391 years, 1.1km away from hotel and will take 4 minutes by car. It was built according to the mountain terrain with architecture at random discretion. Along the way to Feilai Temple, you can enjoy lines of ancient pine, dappled shadows and winding rivers. Directly facing the Kawakarpo Peak, Feilai Temple is famous for its viewing deck for amazing scenes of the magnificent Meri Snow Mountain.The spa features a selection of locally-inspired treatments together with an extensive menu of signature therapies; expertly trained therapists create sensory journeys for guests with a range of holistic wellness and pampering treatments.
"Here's what I liked:
It's easy to park here, and they even have charging stations. The overall environment is really nice and peaceful; you can take a leisurely stroll around. It feels like there's still a lot of potential for further development. Since it wasn't busy on the day we checked in, they upgraded us to a deluxe snow view room on the second floor. We could literally lie in bed and enjoy the snow-capped mountains – pictures 7, 8, and 9 are actual shots of the view from the room. Some of the room amenities have been updated, like the smart toilet and the Laifen hairdryer. Plus, there's a private shortcut to the Feilai Temple observation deck, so you don't have to walk out to the main alley, which saves a lot of time.
Here's what I didn't like:
The decor is a bit old-fashioned, with a Tibetan-style, all-wood furniture aesthetic. I imagine older guests might appreciate it more. There's only one elevator to the second floor, and sometimes when you press '2', it just doesn't go up. It's really hit-or-miss and quite frustrating. Also, we had an issue where the room card didn't activate the power.
Overall, I'd say the Gaoshan Villa's positives definitely outweigh its negatives. Just being able to see the snow mountains from your bed makes it worth it. However, at this price point during the off-season, you might find other good hotel options."