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Traveling with my family, the hotel's location was excellent. Just across the road to the right was a food street. The staff were all polite and professional, and the facilities were comprehensive, making for a good stay experience. If I had to point out one minor flaw, it would be the parking. Due to high occupancy, both the underground and ground-level parking spots were often full. However, the concierge staff would direct us to other parking areas and reimburse the parking fees, so it was still very convenient. This will definitely be my first choice again next time I visit.

On a spontaneous trip, I unexpectedly discovered this hidden gem of a guesthouse. The location is superb, just a three-minute walk to Huangwan Tourist Center. The room was spacious and bright, and the bedding was incredibly comfortable. For someone who frequently travels for business, the comfort of the bedding is immediately noticeable. Good bedding leads to good rest, which is essential for enjoying the next day's adventures. The breakfast selection was rich, and although it was a set menu, the variety was thoughtfully put together. Some guests mentioned the portions were so generous they couldn't finish it all, and I even took some eggs and yogurt to eat on the go. The soy milk at breakfast was absolutely amazing! The owner said it's freshly ground every morning, which explains its delicate and silky smooth texture. With all these fantastic qualities, the handsome owner offering complimentary pickup and drop-off at the high-speed rail station almost feels like an afterthought, hahaha! Businesses that are thoughtful and high-quality truly deserve recognition! Oh, and before I left, I also bought their 'Piao Xue' jasmine tea – it tastes great and isn't expensive, perfect for both gifts and personal enjoyment!

Everything was amazing from start to end. Our host picked us up from the train station and took us directly to the accomodation. He waited while we got changed to quickly shuttle us to the pickup area for the bus to the Golden Summit. At the end of the day, he was waiting for us to shuttle us back to the hotel. The hotel’s location is spectacular and our room was beautiful with an amazing view of the mountains. We ate dinner at the hotel and the food was delicious. Breakfast, likewise, was really tasty. The staff really made us feel comfortable and were available to answer questions and provide suggestions at any time. Felt like a very luxurious stay.

Facilities: The bathroom has underfloor heating, and there's a dehumidifier next to the bathtub in the living room, which perfectly solves any dampness issues. Service: The young lady at the front desk was very friendly and kind to the children. Cleanliness: Clean and tidy, very satisfied with the bedding. Environment: The garden and pool view from the courtyard is excellent. Book Cafe: The biggest highlight is the book cafe which has picture books suitable for children; my five-and-a-half-year-old had a great time reading them. Welcome snacks: A generous combination of fruits and biscuits.

I booked this hotel last minute, and upon arrival, it seemed like any other business hotel, with prices much higher than typical business hotels. However, after checking in and going up to my room, I immediately understood the hotel's unique character. There aren't many rooms on each floor, and the ceilings are quite high. The moment I entered the room, I felt the price was justified – the space was incredibly large. The hotel had already inserted the key card and turned on the air conditioning, and despite facing the street, I didn't hear any outside noise. There was even a dedicated tea corner, and the bed had those special pillows, which ensured I had a great night's sleep, relieving the fatigue from a long day of travel. It's a very nice, niche, and distinctive hotel.

I've been staying at this hotel frequently for the past few years, usually for two or three days at a time. The location is excellent, not far from the high-speed rail station, and a food street is right outside. The front desk staff are very welcoming and gave us great tips on what to do in the area. The hotel itself is very quiet and comfortable, with a clean bathroom featuring a separate wet and dry area. The breakfast is also delicious with a good variety of options. They have several hot springs with different temperatures. Every day, I could see them draining and cleaning the pools from my room upstairs.

The room was quite spacious. We booked a family room with bunk beds and a 1.8-meter king bed. It was comfortably roomy for two adults and two children. The interior facilities were relatively new, and any issues were promptly addressed, so the service was pretty good. The only thing is the layout was a bit unusual for us.

The moment I stepped into the courtyard, I felt so comfortable. There were so many beautiful flowers and plants, clearly showing the owner's meticulous care. Next to the courtyard, many guests were enjoying the hot springs; I tried it myself, and after soaking, I felt warm and cozy all the way back in my room. The front desk even recommended putting on Hanfu for photos in the courtyard, and the Western Sichuan-style setting provided a fantastic atmosphere for pictures. The next day, the weather was great when we went up to Jinding, and every casual shot looked amazing. Overall, my stay was wonderful, and I highly recommend it!

Service was exceptional upon reaching the hotel. Although I wasn't able to make a booking in advance for the free pick-up transfer from the railway station, the receptionist lady was able to kindly provide an immediate service recovery. She was detailed and patient in explaining the hotel provisions as well. I also had a complimentary upgrade to a room that was more spacious. The room was clean and well-equipped with the necessary amenities, and they provide complimentary one-time covers for hygiene purposes. Location was great, less than a 5-minute walk to Baoguo Temple. Overall a good stay at this hotel!

We stayed at the Stargazing Camp in Leidongping, mainly to get an early start for climbing Mount Emei the next day. The kids loved the bunk beds. We were hoping to see the starry sky, but it was a bit rainy and foggy on the mountain the day we checked in. For dinner, we ate at the Yunmengyao restaurant. The 'Cloud Soft-Braised Fish' and 'Tomato Egg Soup' were delicious, though the 'Konjac Duck' was a bit spicy. Overall, the food was quite good. It's a bit of a walk with quite a few steps from where the Leidongping bus drops you off, so I wouldn't recommend bringing large suitcases.