Jiuzhaigou Hotels with Free Breakfast

The B&B's architectural style is truly thoughtfully designed, blending traditional ******* elements with a modern aesthetic. The housekeeper and all staff members were incredibly warm and welcoming. From patiently answering my questions before booking to the welcoming ceremony and our departure, every step of the way felt genuinely focused on the guest's comfort. We even had freshly brewed hot tea waiting for us in our room right after we arrived, which really helped with the motion sickness from the mountain drive. The B&B has its own horses, about four to six of them. The adult horses and their foals freely roam, graze, and then return on their own. The beef hotpot for dinner was good, but breakfast was even more impressive. I highly recommend the spicy wontons for breakfast! If you prefer a quieter stay, this place is perfect. If you want to be close to attractions and have easy access to dining and shopping, it might be a bit out of the way. However, the housekeeper can arrange for a car to take you to the entrance of the scenic area. On another note, our trip was incredibly lucky! We decided to go on a whim, and ever since we booked this B&B, our luck just kept coming. We managed to snag VIP tickets, secured high-speed train tickets for our return, left just before a mudslide, and made our high-speed train despite terrible traffic! It was a truly rare and fortunate journey!

This hotel is absolutely amazing! The location is superb, very close to the Jiuzhaigou scenic area entrance, only 5 kilometers away. When you open the window in the room, you're greeted by a stunning view of rolling mountains and mist, it's truly ethereal. The room itself is decorated in a ******* style, which is very unique and charming. Breakfast was also incredibly rich and delicious. Our butler, Xiao Ban, was fantastic – so warm, attentive, and his service attitude was impeccable. He helped us book VIP tickets for the scenic area and patiently answered all our questions. In the evening, the hotel offers special ******* cuisine, and there's even free late-night snacks, which was such a thoughtful touch! Other restaurants are also not far, just a 5-10 minute walk. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit!

This time in Jiuzhaigou, I booked this B&B with a private hot spring in Zhangza Town, and the experience was fantastic! The room was spacious and bright, with a cozy and comfortable off-white color scheme. The outdoor private hot spring pool was the highlight – soaking in the warm water under the stars at night created an incredibly atmospheric and photogenic scene. All the fatigue from a day of travel instantly melted away. The location is right at the entrance of the scenic area, making it very convenient to get there, and they offer free shuttle service. The breakfast was also delicious, with freshly cooked rice noodles and steamed dim sum, perfect for a hearty start to the day.

I was traveling alone, and after researching various options, I found this hotel which seemed great, so I booked it. When I first arrived, I took a wrong turn and had to walk a long way around before finally finding it. 1. The hotel is about a ten-minute walk from the scenic area, and in the mornings, there's dedicated staff who drive guests right to the entrance of the scenic spot. 2. Around the hotel, there are pharmacies, restaurants, convenience stores, supermarkets, and fruit stalls, all within two to three hundred meters, which is very convenient. 3. Everything in the hotel is very clean and disposable. The slippers are disinfected, and there's even a magnifying makeup mirror! 4. The front desk staff were also very kind and attentive. They even walked a distance from the entrance to help me with my luggage. 5. However, the soundproofing of the hotel isn't great. I could clearly hear children shouting downstairs in the middle of the night. Overall, it was a very good stay. It's one of the few hotels I've stayed at that I've been truly satisfied with!

During my trip to Jiuzhaigou, I stayed at a few different guesthouses and hotels, and Conrad was one of them. As an established hotel, their service standards are consistently high – everything felt well-organized and reassuring. It happened to be my child's birthday during our stay, and when I mentioned it to the front desk during check-in, they immediately gave a teddy bear to my child and later sent a small cake to our room. My child was absolutely delighted! I wasn't too fond of the local food, so one evening we all went to Hilton for their buffet. I heard they're part of the same group, so getting there was easy – we just took the shuttle bus. At the hotel's cultural and creative store, I bought some incredibly delicate prayer wheel charms for only 15RMB each. I bought all the ones they had to bring back as gifts for my family. The hotel room also had a fireplace, and turning it on at night created such a cozy atmosphere. The bedding was incredibly comfortable; I fell asleep very quickly in bed, which greatly eased my anxiety and fatigue from usually having trouble sleeping in unfamiliar beds.

The B&B environment is beautiful and quiet, far exceeding my expectations. The room was also very clean. The hot water kettle is the kind that heats directly, which is very convenient. The lady at the front desk was very enthusiastic; she carefully explained how to use the room's facilities and even helped with luggage. The breakfast was also very generous, and you could get free refills if needed. The driver provides free pick-up and drop-off to scenic spots, which is super convenient, and he was very enthusiastic about introducing the local specialties. I'm extremely satisfied!

The Chinese restaurant in the hotel is amazing, even though there's a 15% service charge. The yak beef was the best I had on my trip to Western Sichuan. I originally ordered two dishes, but the waitress said one would be enough and we should cancel the other, and she was right – one dish was more than enough for two people. The noodles at breakfast were also good, and the yak yogurt at breakfast was delicious, though the nuts in the toppings tasted a bit oily. The room didn't feel like a five-star, it was pretty average, so don't have high expectations, especially for the towels – they looked so old. Even if I wasn't going to use them, just looking at them was disgusting.

Originally, I was supposed to stay in Huanglong that night, but I started feeling really sick from altitude sickness. So, I quickly booked a hotel on Ctrip and immediately came over from Huanglong. The altitude sickness instantly subsided. The kind lady at the front desk saw we weren't feeling well and even upgraded us to a deluxe room. The service was excellent, and the room was very clean and well-arranged. At breakfast, our child didn't finish their food, and the staff even provided a bag for us to take it with us, which was very thoughtful and prevented waste. We didn't plan well for our stay in Chengdu and ended up in a guesthouse. Sigh, you really need to be careful when choosing guesthouses; it's probably better to just stick to hotels.

So glad we chose this forest hotel; it really added a unique touch to our trip. It's located deep inside Zhongzhagou Valley, which is already stunning. If you're not in a rush to get to Jiuzhaigou, you could easily spend a few extra days here. There's even a hiking trail behind the hotel if you're into that. We were incredibly lucky and spotted wild rabbits on the lawn in the afternoon, evening, and early morning! The hotel also offers dining, and there are ******* restaurants in the village. However, you'll find more options down the mountain, which is only about a fifteen-minute drive away. We had to leave after breakfast to head to Jiuzhaigou, but we definitely could have stayed another day to explore the surrounding scenery.

The staff were very friendly and welcoming. We drink a lot of water, and they didn't bat an eye, which was great. The sister who wore traditional clothing also had excellent service. However, the rooftop on the fourth floor was quite desolate, and there were sunflower seed shells left there for days without being cleaned. The hotel is not far from the scenic area. Overall, I'm quite satisfied. You get what you pay for, and for the price, I think it met expectations. The only thing I didn't particularly like was the breakfast; it wasn't very tasty. The buns, corn, and purple sweet potatoes were all cold, and the noodle topping wasn't good. But we stayed for two days, and while the first day's breakfast was terrible, the second day's was much better, so it might depend on the specific day. Overall, it's pretty good – not amazing value, but not a bad deal either. It's an average guesthouse, which is perfectly normal.