Feilaisi Meili Linka Boutique Homestay

The room was surprisingly spacious and clean, and the electric blanket was a godsend. The lobby's plant arrangements were quite unique. A special shout-out to the front desk staff – both the young men and women were incredibly welcoming, making me feel right at home ☺️

The room was spacious and comfortable, and the hot water came on quickly. What I have to rave about the most is that the guy took us on a shortcut to the best viewing platform for the Meili Snow Mountain, and he even took some great photos for us. Next time I'm in Yubeng, I'll definitely stay here again!

The room was very clean and the service was excellent! They even called me before I arrived to ask if I needed a pick-up service. The staff member also helped us take photos and told us the best spots to see the 'golden mountain' (sunrise/sunset on a snow-capped mountain) with the fewest people. We had a really enjoyable stay and trip!!!

The environment is absolutely lovely, and the owner is incredibly kind. They even offer pick-up and drop-off service! The architecture also has a unique ethnic charm. This is a must-stay if you're visiting the snowy mountains. I rarely leave reviews, but I was genuinely impressed this time.

The room was comfortable, bright, and impeccably clean. The owner was very welcoming and enthusiastic. I'd definitely choose this place again if I have the chance. Five-star rating, truly well-deserved!

The hotel is a bit of a drive from Feilai Temple and the food street, but the owner is basically on call – just give them a ring and they'll come pick you up. Great service! In winter, shuttle buses start taking guests to the observation deck around 7:20 AM to watch the sunrise, then bring them back for breakfast, which is really convenient. The rooms have underfloor heating and electric blankets, but I'd advise guests to keep some damp towels nearby, otherwise, it can get very dry overnight. There's plenty of hot water, and for the price, both the room and breakfast are quite decent.

Right from the moment we stepped into the lobby, we felt so comfortable. The room was spacious and modern, and the front desk staff was incredibly welcoming. Even though breakfast wasn't included, they kindly prepared a multigrain porridge in a pressure cooker for us in the morning, which was a lovely, warm start to our day of exploring. Thank you!

I rarely leave reviews, almost never. I researched hotels for a long time before my trip. I originally booked the View Paradise Hotel, but after reading reviews about poor hygiene, I cancelled my reservation. This hotel was only recommended because of its clean and hygienic environment. The environment was indeed quite clean, but my nightmare began. The room had no humidifier or any oxygen supply. I had a splitting headache all night, suffering from altitude sickness. I tried some kind of hydrogen-oxygen ionizer by the bedside—it was expensive, but I had no choice but to try it, but it had no effect. My heart was racing, and I barely slept all night. The next day, I saw the sunrise over the Golden Mountain. The guesthouse offered a shuttle service, but I felt the internal management was chaotic. I walked back immediately after seeing it; I was in so much pain. I felt like I was about to faint. Back at the hotel, I wanted some hot water and something to eat, but I couldn't find anyone to ask where breakfast was. I asked an elderly lady at the guesthouse. She was very kind; although she didn't understand what I was saying, she had someone take me to breakfast. It turned out the breakfast place was below Feilai Temple! I was completely devastated. I was staggering all the way back after seeing the sunrise over the Golden Mountain. I almost tripped and fell while unpacking my luggage on the second floor. Then, I had to go out again just to have breakfast. The hotel auntie was nice and helped me. I told her twice I didn't want to go, but she told me what was available for breakfast. Thinking about the four-hour bus ride back, I went with her. People who don't experience altitude sickness probably can't understand how I felt. On the way back, I was dizzy, had a headache, and even had a nosebleed. Back at the hotel, all I wanted was something hot. My room booking showed breakfast was included, and reviews also mentioned it. If I had been told beforehand that breakfast was included, I definitely would have eaten at the viewpoint at my own expense. In short, the guesthouse seemed unmanaged; it was too chaotic. Finally, the hotel does offer pick-up and drop-off service, and the rooms are large. I even recommended it to others when I first checked in. Little did I know it would become the most unpleasant place of my entire Yunnan trip.