Jiuzhaigou Hotels with Bars

An absolutely secluded retreat: True to its name, Jiushan is a top choice for escaping the world. When they picked me up to go up the mountain, we turned off the national road onto a very small and narrow path. The owner explained that he had to get permission from every villager along the way to build it, and it immediately felt very hidden and mysterious, yet also strangely welcoming. While not completely surrounded by the nine sacred mountains of Jiuzhaigou, the guesthouse lobby and rooms offer an uninterrupted view of continuous mountain ranges right in front. The scenery changes rapidly with the weather, and simply sitting, lying, or standing and daydreaming, you feel healed by the view. It really is worth staying on the mountain; the scenery is a natural gift that hotels downhill just can't compare to. When I contacted them in advance, they mentioned upgrading me to a room with floor-to-ceiling windows. It was raining when I arrived, and I ended up in a room called 'Rain' – everything felt perfectly serendipitous. The owner told me that the misty mountain view I saw that day was even rarer than the 'golden mountains in the sun.' I went downstairs and sat under a tent for a while, quietly listening to the rain and bird songs, taking deep breaths of fresh air – it felt like a full body cleanse. Sure enough, the next day, after clear skies, the scenery was completely different, offering an experience of peaceful reading in the sunlight. On the first evening, I only intended to heat up some beef baked buns I'd bought downhill, but I was drawn to the bonfire that had been set up and ended up sitting there for ages. I didn't have my phone, just watched the crackling fire, zoned out, chatted, and even cadged a few beers. After checking in, I completely forgot about my plans to go down the mountain to other scenic spots. I've often thought that for city dwellers, travel is a process of returning to oneself. We're bombarded with enough information usually, so being able to be alone in an undisturbed place, even just to daydream, is the best possible experience.

This is the most delightful B&B I've ever stayed at in Western Sichuan! It's right in Jiuzhaigou county. The courtyard is like a mini Jiangnan hidden in a valley, with flowing water, pavilions, and meticulously maintained greenery. You can enjoy the mountain views directly from the courtyard – the ambiance is absolutely incredible✨ The room was unexpectedly clean, the bedding was super soft, and the bunk beds offered great privacy. There are also lockers with locks, making it feel very safe for solo travelers. Both the common areas and the rooms exude a gentle New Chinese style, and little details like the window views and vases are particularly charming. The owner and service were also incredibly thoughtful. Overall, it was a perfect experience. I'll definitely stay here again next time!

I loved this guesthouse so much I took a lot of pictures. Lu Jing isn't close to the scenic area entrance or the direct shuttle bus stop, but the environment is truly wonderful and it offers a completely different experience from a typical chain hotel. They offer one free pickup (though since I was coming from Huanglong Scenic Area, they could only pick me up at the shuttle drop-off point), and every morning they drop you off at the scenic area entrance. Because it's not near the commercial district, it's very quiet and not crowded. It was perfect for my solo trip. The in-room amenities were top-notch; I slept very comfortably. The bathroom faucets and showerheads were all Kohler, and the room was very clean. The front desk lady even helped me carry my luggage to my room when I checked in, the service was excellent. Next time I come to Jiuzhaigou in the autumn, I'll definitely stay here again!

This guesthouse is top-notch, even for someone like me who rarely stays in guesthouses; I have to give it an extremely high rating. 1. The environment is excellent, located just beyond the Macha Horse Caravan Square in Zhongcha Valley, with a very well-designed ambiance. 2. The room furnishings are average (compared to luxury hotels in the city, but given the scenic location, we can overlook that, haha), but hey, there's a huge bathtub that my kid absolutely loved, haha! 3. The service response is very fast, whether it's from the front desk or engineering. Their professionalism could rival hotel chains. I hope this guesthouse has a long and successful future, keep up the good work!

I booked this hotel with high expectations, as it was ranked as a top family-friendly hotel near Jiuzhaigou, but I left a bit disappointed. Firstly, there was no butler service, which was a letdown. I hadn't done any research and just came here because I saw reviews saying it was beautiful. However, upon arrival, I found the entire Huamei Shengdi resort quite deserted. Walking from east to west, there were hardly any people, and most shops were closed. We visited the Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, and it was eerily quiet; we were the only visitors. We stayed for two nights and found it incredibly boring. It wasn't until the day we left that I realized the beautiful scenery everyone was raving about in the reviews was in Zhongzhagou, which required a taxi ride from the hotel. This was another thing the butler service (had it existed) failed to inform us about. Secondly, the hotel offered very few kid-friendly facilities. There was an extremely miniature kids' club with torn picture books, and the 'caterpillar' crawl tunnel was broken, posing a safety hazard. There were only two coin-operated kiddie rides, and only one power outlet. My younger son was playing on one, but then probably got bored playing alone. Soon after, another child came, and my son wanted to play again, but my older son unplugged his ride and plugged it into the other child's. My younger son missed out, then went to unplug the other child's ride himself. After I stopped him, he cried uncontrollably, and no staff member came to mediate. Moreover, the power outlets were exposed and within reach of children, which is inherently dangerous. Thirdly, the hotel is split into two buildings. To get from one to the other on the first floor, you have to cross an open-air courtyard, then walk through the restaurant to the outside, and then to the building across. It's very inconvenient. There's a connecting corridor on the second floor, but my room card wouldn't work for the second-floor elevator, so I could only use the first-floor route. At night, this small courtyard had no lights, and there was a step. Coincidentally, while I was telling my crying younger son that he shouldn't do dangerous things like unplugging other people's rides at the playground, my older son was running around the courtyard to get his steps in. He tripped over the step and scraped his knee. I later saw a 'caution step' sign, but it was unreadable in the dark. The lobby manager later apologized for this incident, and their service attitude was very good. Fourthly, there was absolutely no view from the hotel window, perhaps because it was a basic room type? The window faced directly onto a wall, and there was no balcony, which completely ruined any sense of a vacation. The first room we were assigned had a strong musty smell upon entering, which my kids immediately complained was too pungent. We got a much better room after changing, but still, having a wall directly outside the window was quite unpleasant. The hotel's advantages are its spacious rooms and well-equipped children's amenities. Thoughtful details like the step stool and children's toilet seat were great. My younger son also loved the small tent and slide in the room. The staff members were all very kind. On the first afternoon we arrived, the kids were starving, so we ordered room service. The food was delicious, delivery was quick, and they polished off everything. The hotel is still a bit of a distance from Jiuzhaigou, about a 20-minute drive during peak hours. If I go back in the future, I won't choose to stay at Huamei Shengdi again.

Absolutely fantastic! We stayed for two nights. It seems newly renovated and has a much better ambiance than other B&Bs nearby – felt like a real steal! I don't think there's an elevator, which is why we chose a first-floor room. We could easily get shuttled to and from the scenic area both morning and evening. It was very quiet at night, and there's a delicious beef noodle restaurant nearby. Super satisfied!

Choosing the right hotel for your Jiuzhaigou adventure is crucial! The Jiuzhaigou Sunshine Hotel completely exceeded my expectations. From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I was immediately struck by the rich ******* architectural style, which contrasted beautifully with the western Sichuan landscape outside the window, creating a captivating atmosphere. The most surprising thing was the location, just an 8-minute drive from the Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area. The Gaoyuanhong Performing Arts Center and the Ethnic Culture Street are also nearby, making it a perfect combination for exploring the gorge during the day and experiencing the local culture at night.

The environment here is great, with the Baishui River right outside. My roommates, besides my friends, included a very cheerful auntie and a girl studying in China. The uncle at the hostel and the owner were both very welcoming. I'm really happy I had this experience! 🥰

The room was beautifully decorated and felt very cozy, with relatively new furnishings. I was pleasantly surprised to find such a great room at this price point! 🥳 It was raining when I arrived, and I asked the front desk staff if they had hot water. They kindly boiled a kettle for me on the spot, which I really appreciated. 🥺 The only minor drawback was that the water heater temperature was a bit tricky to control – it was either scalding hot or freezing cold, making showering a test of precision. Also, the connection between the pipe and the showerhead was a bit loose, causing some leakage that would unexpectedly spray me. But honestly, at this price, what more could you ask for?

The first glimpse I stepped in at this hotel impressed me, the location is very close to Jiuzhaigou entrance, and there are many restaurants and groceries nearby, absolutely convenient. Also, the room when i saw at first was relatively clean. However, things started to get worse, the bathroom, if looked closer, there were no towels provided for feet nor hands, which means after you finished taking a shower, the floor is gonna get wet all over the places, the amenities were so-so, the flush and the shower were loose, they needed to be fixed properly. Moreover, they hanged the hair dryer bag without any hair dryer in it, what for? The room was okay, not fantastic but not terrible. In the morning, i have to get up so early because of the cars and buses pushing horns to each other, i don’t understand why many people here doing this. To me this is rude and harms others while they are sleeping. The internet here is amazing at the first night, very quick and effective, but on the second day it was a dead lack. Overalls, a budget hotel that surrounded by many convenience stores and restaurants, close to Jiuzhaigou, but also comes with noise-pollution. The interiors were not as good as in the pictures, will find another hotel instead.