Danba Hotels with Gym

I originally booked another hotel but it was fully booked, so I booked this one and was very satisfied. It seems that I made the right decision. There is a small museum inside, and the hotel itself is a landscape. The housekeeper was very enthusiastic and introduced it in detail! The auntie who cooked was also very good, and there was a cat named Joy who was so cute. Next time I go to Seda, I will stay for one night and go to see Joy. Like

In the past two years, more and more homestays have sprung up in the village, and the facilities and environment have improved. It's very comfortable to have tea in the courtyard during the day and stroll around the village. Parking is convenient in the courtyard, and the roads up and down the mountain are in good condition. There are no charging stations in the courtyard, but nearby homestays have them (slow charging), so it's easy to get there. The owners are very welcoming, and the food is good. The room we booked was large with a great ceiling, but that's also the problem. The room only had air conditioning for heating, and even with the air conditioning on early, the room was still very cold. There was an electric blanket for sleeping, though. Everything else was quite nice.

Our long-awaited trip to Western Sichuan with my best friends, which we'd been dreaming about for half a year, finally came to fruition. Worried about altitude sickness upon our arrival, we deliberately slowed down our itinerary, choosing Danba—with its relatively mild altitude—as our first stop. We had also pre-booked a highly-rated, charming boutique hotel. This careful planning and our choice proved incredibly wise; the hotel completely exceeded our expectations. The moment we arrived, we were utterly captivated by the stunning scenery, unable to tear our eyes away. Its location was simply perfect: rolling green mountains outside our window, a clear blue sky above, clouds occasionally swirling around the peaks, and scattered ******* houses nestled amidst the lush greenery. Every single view felt like a meticulously painted oil masterpiece. My girlfriends and I immediately switched into 'photo mode.' From the vibrant flowerbeds in the courtyard to the viewing platform on the terrace, and even the unique decorations adorning the hallways, every corner held a delightful surprise. Every casual shot turned into a stunning photo, perfect for sharing on social media. We spent over two hours snapping pictures, and even with aching arms, we couldn't bring ourselves to stop. Our room, in particular, was perfectly aligned with our aesthetic tastes. It steered clear of any fleeting 'influencer' or cheap trends, instead exuding a subtle yet sophisticated elegance. The solid wood furniture offered a warm, tactile feel, the soft furnishings were perfectly coordinated, and even the smallest decorative details showcased thoughtful design. As evening fell, we soaked in our private hot spring bath, gazing at the mountains fading into twilight outside our window. We sometimes chatted about our lives, other times simply savored the profound tranquility. It felt as if all our accumulated worries melted away in the warm water, leaving only a deep sense of relaxation. Even more remarkably, the mountain nights were exceptionally quiet, devoid of city noise, with only the occasional chirping of insects. We enjoyed a truly peaceful and undisturbed night's sleep. What truly warmed our hearts was the exceptional butler service. He wasn't stiff or bound by rigid protocols; instead, he was genuinely friendly and natural, like hosting dear friends. Knowing our love for photography, he proactively suggested 'hidden photo spots' around the hotel. Seeing us with luggage, he immediately offered assistance. In the evenings, he thoughtfully reminded us about the significant temperature drop in the mountains and to dress warmly. Before we left, we had already made plans with the butler to return when Danba is covered in snow during winter, to enjoy the snowy scenery, soak in the warm springs, and relive this wonderful experience.

It's really comfortable to stay in Han'e Manor. The decoration of the manor is very high-quality. It can be seen that the owner is a very tasteful person. During the day, you can overlook the Mordo Sacred Mountain and part of the mountain view of Zangzhai on Zhonglu. . The service in the manor is also very good, the room is also cleaned very clean, I sleep well at night, and have dinner at the restaurant of Han'e Manor. The vegetables are all picked and cooked freshly, and they taste very good ~ the food in the manor The uncles are very enthusiastic and enthusiastic, and they also have a super smart golden retriever! ! I am really satisfied with my stay this time! I will continue to stay here next time I come to Danba!

The B&B is located halfway up the mountain, so there are indeed a lot of winding roads and it's difficult to pass oncoming cars. However, it's great that we could drive right up to the entrance without having to walk. As soon as we got out of the car, the friendly guy at the front desk greeted us enthusiastically and helped with our luggage. We arrived quite late, but the staff still prepared hot milk and some snacks for us. The next day, we slept in naturally. When we woke up, the morning mist was incredibly beautiful. It was the most restful night's sleep I'd had in days in a high-altitude area. On the second day, one of the hotel staff members took us on a tour of the village and even picked plums and apples for us. An old lady we passed by warmly greeted us and invited us in for tea. I really love this kind of simple, human-touch local experience. I've already made plans with my friends to come back when the pear blossoms bloom in spring!

We stayed overnight in Danba and the hotel was OK. The girl on reception was friendly and helpful. The room had clumps of black hair on the floor, the glass to drink water had stains on it and the corridors felt dirty. The parking was fine but the breakfast was beyond disappointing. We went at 0710 and there was literally nothing apart from steamed buns. The water was empty the milk was empty, there was nothing else available. For 1 night it's fine.

I chose Banshan Villa because the word ”Banshan” touched my hometown sentiment. It was pure fate. We arrived early that day, before 5pm. It is located halfway up the mountain in the village. We can go up to the fourth and fifth viewing platforms. The homestay faces the sacred mountain and has a large yard. I chatted with the landlord in the cool air, as if I had returned to my childhood. My hometown really feels like home. OK, let me formally review the particularly good places: the bedding is comfortable, the living room is comfortable, the yard is comfortable, the facilities are complete (there are charging piles and water pipes, which can be charged and washed), the hot water is comfortable (the water pressure and water volume are particularly high), the dog Hanako Smart and well-behaved...is that enough? No! Most importantly, the boss is very easy-going and down-to-earth. He would say: Just treat this as your home! I haven't experienced other ******* homestays, but after staying at Banshan Villa, I will definitely choose it next time!

The suite is very spacious and perfect for a family trip. The room is clean and tidy, and there are two bathrooms. The staff are very friendly, and the facilities are complete. The breakfast is also very comfortable. I would definitely stay here again.

The hotel is located within the Jiaju ******* Village scenic area, requiring a winding, narrow road. We arrived at night, so getting up was a bit of a struggle and we even took the wrong road. The hotel's ambiance is fantastic. Opening the curtains in the morning, the misty air shrouded the room, making it feel like a fairyland. There are many unique ******* village homestays nearby. The breakfast was also quite special, with a portion of multi-grain rice porridge and eggs per person. The only downside was that we spotted flies and woodlice in the room, perhaps due to the natural surroundings.

This is a great hotel with new rooms. Because we checked in late, the front desk staff was very enthusiastic and called us to inquire and told us the hotel location in detail. We booked a standard twin bed and were upgraded to a superior twin bed for free when we checked in. The room was clean and hygienic, and the breakfast was very rich.