"The hotel boasts an excellent location, directly opposite Dege Parkhang, offering views right from the room. Parking in the lot diagonally across the street is convenient, though spaces can be a bit tight. The room itself felt a bit cramped, and unfortunately, the cleanliness was quite poor. A quick wipe with a wet tissue revealed a noticeable layer of dust, indicating a clear need for better housekeeping. Additionally, the toilet isn't a smart bidet type, and the pillows were too soft for my personal comfort."

"Comfortable room in the north of Dege. However it isn’t pleasant to hear people knocking at your door at night to refill the supply"

"The room was okay, but the power went out as soon as we checked in, so we had to carry our luggage up the stairs, which was quite a hassle. After checking out, we contacted the hotel, but they wouldn't acknowledge it… What are these businesses thinking? There was clearly a power outage! Note that this annex building doesn't have a direct elevator access."

"Definitely deserves a good review. Although there's hardly anything around, its biggest advantage is its quietness. The interior is modernly decorated and fully equipped with oxygen generation, humidification, underfloor heating, and air conditioning. I've never seen such a well-equipped hotel at high altitude."

"This time I came to Dege for a pilgrimage to stay at Yunjia Hotel. The overall decoration is simple and elegant, a bit like Atour's clean and comfortable modern texture, and it also integrates Tibetan small details, and the atmosphere is just right. \n The location is particularly excellent, you can walk to the printing hospital in a few minutes, and it is very convenient to travel. The rooms are spotless, the bedding is soft, the hot water supply is stable, and the living is quiet and relaxing. The boss family is simple and enthusiastic, and will take the initiative to share practical tips for local play and pilgrimage. The service is intimate and not deliberate. \n\n There is a Nepalese fusion restaurant a few meters walk from the hotel. It focuses on authentic Nepalese curry, handmade wontons and plateau vegetarian food. The dishes combine local ingredients and have a unique and light taste. It is very convenient to eat on the way after visiting the Yinjingyuan. It is a one-stop arrangement for eating and living. Friends who come to Derg can rush straight!"

"The hotel was built this year. It's very clean. The room has a mountain view. Unfortunately, the weather was not very good that day. The boss was very nice and gave me ******* tea. The towels are disposable. I like this 👍"

"The welcome was exceptional despite the language barrier. This was important for us foreigners. In just a few minutes, they also organized our trip for the next day. The view from the room was magnificent, and the room was clean and tastefully decorated. A few oddities: no terry towels, but some kind of paper towel; luckily, there were two good bathrobes available. The automatic light was a bit annoying when moving around at night, as it woke the other person. These are minor details, though; it's a shame the upstairs neighbor was noisy all night."

"The hotel is large, has its own parking lot, and is owned by a temple. The girls and monks there are very friendly. It's convenient to find restaurants and supermarkets nearby. I recommend staying here."

"A surprising and very satisfying B&B. The owner and his family are warm and hospitable. The decoration and furnishings are very exquisite. The surrounding environment is incredibly beautiful. Climb up to the observation deck on the hillside in the backyard and see mountains, woods, grasslands, cattle, sheep, and marmots. , ******* architecture constitutes a beautiful picture. Otherwise, I really want to stay one more day. Thank you to the boss and his family! Beautiful scenery makes people even more beautiful!"