Baiyu Hotels with Free Breakfast

Chang Muzi Home Hotel is a recommended stay experience overall, especially suitable for tourists planning to go to Yaqing Temple. First of all, location is its biggest advantage. It is very close to the Yaqing Temple Observation Deck from the hotel, less than 600 meters. It is simply too convenient for people who need to get up early to visit or want to enter the temple many times, saving a lot of time and physical strength. The receptionist was a Tibetan friend, with a very simple smile and a very warm service. Although Mandarin has a slightly accent when communicating, I can feel the sincerity of his efforts to answer questions and help us. This simple hospitality makes people feel warm. The interior of the room was cleaned very cleanly, and there was no big hygiene problem. I lived in peace of mind. What surprised me most was the bedding, the quilt was very soft and skin-friendly, and it was very comfortable to wrap it around. It was crucial to restore physical strength in a high altitude area. This must be given full marks. The hotel is breakfast-included. Although the variety is not rich, the hot porridge, eggs and steamed buns can make people eat comfortably early in the morning, and make a good start for the day's itinerary. Strictly speaking, it may be more like a well-equipped homestay. The hardware is indeed different from the standard star hotel, but it is this trait between the hotel and the homestay, plus the unique enthusiasm of the Tibetan compatriots, which makes it full of human touch. If you are looking for high quality luxury, this may not be suitable; but if you want a clean, comfortable, convenient and warm place to stay, then Chang Muzi Home will be a choice that will not disappoint you.

The boss must thank the energetic housekeeper (front desk lady). Her enthusiasm and thoughtfulness are the key to our willingness to give a high score! He lent me a copy of ”National Geographic - White Jade Special”, which enabled me to quickly understand the human geography of white jade. He also gave me a pair of nail clippers, which helped me out in a very urgent need.

Almost no evaluation, the first time I complained about a hotel: 1. The bathroom is small, it is not divided into wet and dry, and there is no simple partition. The shower head is next to the toilet and sink. The toilet and sink are all wet. The toiletries on the sink are a plastic box. After the shower, the things in the box are soaked in water. It looked very speechless...not to mention the ground, the floor was full of water. The shower hot water is small, the temperature is low, and I almost caught a cold. 2. The toilet water is so small that the toilet can't be washed away, and I don't know if it is the toilet or the sewer that has been faintly emitting metal impact, and the noise affects sleep. 3. The bathroom light cannot be turned off, the main power switch cannot be turned off, and the bathroom door can be closed (the door lock is still a bit broken, it has to be closed very hard), but the glass transmits light to the bedside, which still seriously affects sleep. 4. The sound insulation effect of the room is very poor. At night and early in the morning, you can clearly hear the loud voice of the door, the sound of closing the door, and the sound of walking upstairs... In short, don't want to sleep well. 5. The mineral water sent is also very stingy, only 2 bottles of 330ml, other hotels are generally more than 500ml of 2 bottles. Even the toilet paper 🧻 was a little bit awkward, and it was used up in the middle of the night. It was extremely embarrassing... The towel for washing the face was yellow as if it had been used for hundreds of years... 6. At 8 o'clock in the morning, there is no food for breakfast, and it is unpalatable. There is no milk and soy milk. The porridge is so thin as rice soup. I have never lived in such a bad hotel!