Mountain View Hotels in Li County

The whole estate felt like the proprietress was hosting everyone herself. She was constantly in the lobby and dining area, greeting guests during check-in and at breakfast the next day. There are also several adorable dogs here that immediately come over for pets! The amenities and breakfast at the hotel are excellent. The lobby offers a variety of snacks, all from Sam's Club, which you can just grab and eat. There's also a massage chair, a fireplace, and more. The large floor-to-ceiling windows in the rooms offer direct views of the autumn leaves. In the evening, the large pool in the garden is filled with hot spring water, and soaking in it during cold weather is incredibly comfortable. It's a genuine hot spring, and Guzhou itself is famous for its hot springs. Some room types even have private hot tubs. It's truly relaxing and helps soothe away the fatigue of a long journey.

The location is super convenient, right near the scenic spot's ticket office. We were able to park our car at the owner's place and take a shortcut. The owner and the auntie were incredibly kind. We were traveling with elderly parents and young children and hadn't packed everything we needed. One of our parents suffered from altitude sickness, and it was difficult to go out and buy medicine. The owner generously shared some of their own supplies with us, which really helped alleviate their discomfort. The hotel environment is also fantastic! Our room's window faced the snow-capped mountains directly. Waking up, opening the curtains, and admiring the view from bed was absolutely stunning. This is a truly wonderful place, and I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time.

The environment is excellent, with an authentic ******* vibe. The infinity hot spring offers a first-class experience, and the water quality is wonderfully comfortable. The room is clean with no strange odors, and the facilities are complete. There's also a laundry room, and the underground parking is very convenient, complete with charging stations. The butler service is warm and attentive, and the food and accommodation quality are top-notch. It’s an absolutely fantastic place for a summer getaway and relaxation, highly recommended! The food is also great, especially the cold dishes—a must-try!

I arrived late that night, and most of the surrounding hotels were fully booked. This was a B&B, and the decor felt quite new. It had a smart home system throughout, with a smart toilet in the room, underfloor heating, and central heating. The hotel offered free parking, a children's play area, and a hot spring, though the hot spring closed around 10:30 PM. The front desk also provided complimentary fruit and self-service tea, as well as free disposable toiletries. The facilities are comparable to those of a mid-to-high-end chain hotel. Breakfast was available, and while the variety wasn't extensive, there were noodles, congee, buns, and dumplings – enough to fill you up. Overall, the service was excellent. The only minor drawback was the cleanliness; it wasn't quite up to par. The remote control holder was dusty, and there was dust on the tables. Improving the cleanliness would make it absolutely perfect.

The hotel's location is very convenient, less than one kilometer from the Bipenggou Scenic Area. It has a large parking lot with charging stations, making it perfect for self-driving travelers. There are also many other charging stations nearby, though they are in more secluded areas.

Bipenggou is absolutely stunning, truly living up to its nickname as the 'Little Switzerland of Western Sichuan.' We were lucky enough to even see snow-capped mountains at this time of year 🏔️ and even found a four-leaf clover by the roadside 🍀. The hotel was also great. They saw we had a child with us and even gave us free breakfast vouchers, which was a lovely gesture. The service and cleanliness were both quite good 👍. Attached is a Bipenggou travel guide.

Pretty clean room but hotel was really old. It’s located near the entrance of Bipenggou but there’s not much restaurants/ supermarkets around. The front desk was nice and gave us extra bottles of water as we couldn’t buy water anywhere near the hotel. Pretty alright stay for 1 night.

Great location, new and clean facilities, and a super comfy bed with a heated blanket under the bed sheet so no more dry air from a heater. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The highlight was definitely the toilet — the best I’ve seen in China, with a warm seat! Will definitely come back and highly recommend this place. 👍

The facilities are quite complete. The wooden cabins are surrounded by a riot of wildflowers and lush greenery in summer, so the natural setting is absolutely stunning. However, very few of the outdoor hot spring pools were open, and aside from the rooftop infinity pool, only a handful of indoor pools were available. So, the hot spring experience in summer was just so-so. We stayed in a 'Flower Field Cabin,' which felt a bit damp, and a quick glance at the bathroom showed some mold... If you're a clean freak, it's best not to look too closely. But considering we're in the mountains, you can't really complain about these conditions. The breakfast was quite rich, and we also had dinner at the hotel, which was pretty good.

Overall, I was satisfied with this stay, but there are a few points I'd like to share: 1. Some information about the hotel is lacking. For instance, details like the hotel's elevation, the layout of different room types, and transportation (especially since the Wilderness Camp is not within walking distance of the lobby) should be made public on the hotel's main information page or official WeChat account. 2. We stayed in a Star-gazing Cabin at the Wilderness Camp. The hotel offered us an upgrade, but our child wanted to experience it, so we didn't upgrade. However, after trying it, I found it's not actually suitable for stargazing. Firstly, the plastic exterior isn't clean enough. More importantly, it gets cold at night, even in summer you need to turn on the heater, leading to a significant temperature difference between inside and outside. High humidity at night causes condensation on the plastic shell, blurring the view. To truly stargaze, you have to go outside the cabin, but the Wilderness Camp area has many mosquitoes at night. 3. Even in summer, it's only about 13-14 degrees Celsius at night. With the heater on, it's barely tolerable for sleeping. I can't imagine how one would stay there in winter. 4. The Wilderness Camp is about 2.5km from the hotel lobby. If you don't have your own car, you need to arrange a shuttle with the hotel. They usually manage to get a car for you within 10-15 minutes, which is quite efficient. 5. The food and service were decent, nothing exceptional. You can't expect too much from a hotel inside a scenic area, and for one, it's pretty good. 6. The biggest advantage of being a hotel within a scenic area is quick access to the attractions. If you stay at the Wilderness Camp, Dragon King Lake is right next door, and Wilderness Camp guests get exclusive half-day access daily. 7. The hot spring is good. It's not luxurious, but it's very therapeutic. I heard it's the only natural hot spring in that vicinity.