Xiaojin Hotels with Wifi

"The B&B boasts an excellent location right within the Changping Valley scenic area. The rooms and the restaurant directly face all four peaks of Siguniang Mountain, with the 'Little Sister Peak' (Yaomei Peak) being particularly prominent. We were incredibly lucky to witness snow-capped mountains, a starry sky, and even a glimpse of the 'Golden Mountain Bathed in Sunlight' (Rizhao Jinshan). The B&B rooms are well-equipped, featuring underfloor heating, oxygen generators, and humidifiers. The underfloor heating was constantly on, ensuring the room was warm the moment we stepped in. The decor was cozy, and each room had a private courtyard, perfect for relaxing and unwinding. Although I didn't dare use the bathtub at this altitude, it seemed to be of high quality and very clean. A comprehensive set of good quality disposable toiletries was provided, along with complimentary snacks, beverages, and fruits. The B&B offers three meals a day. Breakfast was rich and varied; both the rice noodles and regular noodles were delicious. The Sichuan fermented tofu with plain congee was particularly excellent. On our second day, when we visited Haizigou where there are no dining options, they even packed us a simple lunch for free. The freshly ground coffee at breakfast was also a nice touch. The ******* hot pot for dinner was quite good and warmed us up. They also offered simple Chinese dishes and pizza. What truly stood out was the service – incredibly thoughtful and responsive. All our requests were met. They provided car pick-up and drop-off to designated locations, saving us the worry of driving on mountain roads ourselves, which was a huge plus for female drivers. They actively helped with luggage, bringing it directly to our room. On the day we checked in, we had first traveled from Jiaju to Shuangqiao Valley, arriving at the B&B quite late. We had pre-ordered dinner, and upon arrival, feeling ravenous, the kind lady at the front desk thoughtfully suggested we eat first and even offered us glucose water to prevent altitude sickness. They were always ready to answer any questions about sightseeing and transportation, offering helpful tips. Upon departure, they gave us small gifts and proactively asked for suggestions for improvement, humbly accepting feedback on the tastes of friends from different regions. Overall, the experience was fantastic."

"I stayed here for three days, and every staff member and the owner remembered all my preferences and tastes, showing incredible attention to detail. All the rooms were clean, tidy, and cozy, feeling just like home. I felt so comfortable and welcome, and they even provided a lot of support and insights for outdoor activities. My three-day stay here was truly wonderful. I'll definitely be back and will recommend it to my friends. The place has a lively, authentic atmosphere, with plenty of people around in the evenings. I highly recommend it! If you're visiting Siguniang Mountain, this is a great spot to stay and dine – definitely worth checking out and saving. As a casual visitor, I can tell the owner has been running this place for many years with great dedication, making all the establishments feel so warm and comfortable."

"This hotel is right inside the scenic area, so the location is absolutely fantastic! The cleanliness is top-notch; the room was spotless and the bedding was so soft and comfortable. The biggest bonus was the oxygen concentrator in the room, which is a lifesaver for anyone dealing with altitude sickness. Plus, you can hop right on the scenic bus as soon as you drop off your luggage, no need to go back and forth. It makes exploring so much easier and more relaxing. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit!"

"Overall This was an absolutely stunning stay — one of the best I've experienced, and it truly blew us away. We had a balcony room with a breathtaking view of the mountains. The resort is run by a warm couple and a team of locals who were wonderfully attentive and helpful, arranging our transportation from Chengdu to their doorstep and back. The food was exceptional — wholesome, nourishing and deeply local. The dinner hotpot hit the spot on a cold night, and breakfast was healthy and energising — exactly what you need before a long day of hiking. The room itself was spectacular; waking up to pine trees dusted with snow and a clear mountain view was something else. On a clear night, you could stargaze from the balcony and melt into the rocking chair. Simply blissful and a good escape from the city life. Highly recommend NPS 10. 🏨 Room — 10/10 Great layout, comfortable bed, a warm toilet seat on a cold morning, spacious, and most importantly — a stunning view. The hotel is relatively new, having opened in 2025 according to the owners. 🧹 Cleanliness — 10/10 Spotless throughout. All common areas were new and well kept. 👋 Staff Friendliness & Responsiveness — 10/10 The couple who run the place are genuinely lovely — always on hand to ensure you have a great stay. Responsive over WeChat to help coordinate logistics ahead of the trip, and they'll drop you at the entrance of the main hiking sites. Other staff were equally helpful. The primary language is Chinese, but they are patient and a translation app works perfectly fine. 📍 Location — 9/10 A 10-minute drive from both Changping and Shuangqiao valleys. Not much in the immediate surroundings — quaint little farms, grazing cows, and steep hills that will test anyone not yet acclimatised. 🍽️ Food & Drink — 9/10 The hotpot on both nights was incredibly nourishing and full of flavour, featuring a variety of local wild vegetables and mushrooms. There is also a stir-fry menu with a solid selection of local dishes, though we stuck to the hotpot both evenings. 🌅 View/Scenery — 11/10 Snowcapped peaks and beautiful pine forests as far as the eye can see (visited in April). I could have sat and stared out the window all day. 🏃 Activities & Surroundings — 10/10 The mountains and hiking trails are the main draw here — and honestly, the only activity you'll ever need. Shuangqiao is absolutely gorgeous and you could spend a whole day there if you like to hike(instead of just taking the bus). Changping is more for hikers, no bus service with a different charm, I love it more cause it was less touristy. The immediate area is quiet — everything you need is within the hotel itself. Stock up on essentials in the city, or check with staff ahead of time if there's anything specific you need. It's a hillside town, four hours from Chengdu."

"Highly recommended! The hotel is in a fantastic location near Changping Valley, with plenty of restaurants, cafés, and the food street within walking distance. The room was spacious, beautifully decorated in a Japanese style, and very comfortable. We especially loved the private hot spring, which was a wonderful way to unwind after exploring the area. The hotel also provides complimentary transportation to Shuangqiaogou and other nearby attractions, making travel very convenient. The free breakfast was delicious as well. Although there is no air conditioning and it felt a little warm for us as Malaysians, everything else was excellent. The price is slightly higher than average, but the overall experience made it absolutely worth it."

"I chose this guesthouse because I've recently been getting into mindfulness meditation. The concept of a 'meditation hotel under the snow-capped mountains' really resonated with me. The person who came up with this idea is a lovely woman who also owns the hotel. It's a shame I didn't get to meet her during my two-day stay, but I was lucky enough to be there during a heavy snowfall. It snowed at night and cleared up during the day. Some people wait a whole year for snow and don't get it, yet we stumbled upon it. On the flip side, some travelers came during bad weather and couldn't even see the snow-capped mountains. I recall a quote in the guesthouse's elevator that said, 'Meet the snow-capped mountain in your heart.' In truth, the mountain is already within us, yet people are always searching for the one they can see with their eyes. This guesthouse offers every convenience you could possibly imagine, and then some. I won't list them all here, but I urge my friends to choose this guesthouse without hesitation."

"An incredibly satisfying stay! The guesthouse is nestled halfway up the mountain, offering expansive views and breathtaking panoramic snow-capped mountain scenery right from the comfort of your room. The environment is exceptionally peaceful and quiet, making it a perfect spot to relax and unwind. A special shout-out to our housekeeper, Dorje, who provided absolutely top-notch service! He started communicating with us even before check-in to discuss our itinerary, offering many practical local travel tips. His responses were prompt and very friendly, making us feel completely at home. The facilities are also commendable. The room was clean, tidy, and completely odor-free. The full-room oxygen supply and constant temperature system are lifesavers in a high-altitude region like this, ensuring a very comfortable night's sleep. Breakfast offered a great variety, and the free parking was a convenient bonus. Overall, it's excellent value for money, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Mount Siguniang!"

"The hotel is located just 700 meters from the Changpinggou entrance, a 15-minute walk. Breakfast and afternoon coffee/tea are included. The hotel arranged transportation to the Shuangqiaogou entrance and back. The front balcony offers beautiful, European-like views. The hot tub has privacy curtains. The hotel also helped arrange a private taxi back to Chengdu, but the driver was quite fast and a bit scary."

"The views are a huge plus, especially since it's on a mountaintop. However, I must seriously warn everyone that the road up the mountain is quite difficult to drive on, with some bad patches, and it's 8 kilometers long – absolutely exhausting. The service needs improvement. For a hotel in this price range, the service was a bit lacking. The staff seemed lazy and didn't proactively add me on WeChat beforehand; I had to add them upon arrival. Only the Ctrip customer service sent a standard message. The room facilities are decent, but the aesthetic is just average. Overall, it's worth experiencing once, at most."

"I was traveling alone to Mount Siguniang for a race and deliberated for a long time between this guesthouse and a Quanji hotel. I ultimately chose the guesthouse because I wasn't sure how I'd react to the altitude and hoped for better care if I experienced altitude sickness. I'm so grateful to the kind owners! While the guesthouse doesn't serve meals, they made me some of their homemade wontons when it was raining. The owner also drove me everywhere I needed to go. The room came equipped with an oxygen concentrator, and the view from the window was absolutely stunning. All of this contributed to a fantastic overall experience for my trip. Highly recommended!"