Zhijin Mountain Lodge

The family room we booked was absolutely hilarious. After sitting for a while, we realized the toilet had a pure glass door, and the shower did too. From the living room, you had a complete, unobstructed view of the inside – quite the 'romantic' setup, I suppose. I'm not sure what kind of family would be so open, but it made us all incredibly awkward. We called the front desk, and they said all rooms here have transparent toilets with no doors, and their tone was quite impatient. Well, I give up.

Excellent location with convenient parking, restaurant downstairs, accommodation upstairs, spacious and quiet rooms with snow-capped mountain views, welcoming owner, delicious breakfast, and super close to popular streets and viewpoints. Definitely worth a visit!

Facilities: The room has an oxygen concentrator, but its oxygen production is weak, and water leaks out. For someone who experiences altitude sickness at 3500 meters, this caused a splitting headache in the morning. There is underfloor heating, but no elevator. Only one bottle of water was provided in the room. It's close to the Feilai Temple viewing platform. Cleanliness: The room was reasonably clean. The toilet didn't have a door, and the toilet paper and napkins were cheap restaurant paper. We only had a little left when we checked in. Also, the towels had a strange smell—a combination of disinfectant and stale air. Luckily, we brought our own disposable ones. Environment: The first and second floors are a hot pot restaurant. The third floor has four guest rooms, very close to the viewing platform, but requires climbing a slope. Service: The owner was very welcoming and helped me carry my luggage up to the third floor upon check-in. Perhaps because I wasn't there, they were having dinner, as they didn't offer breakfast the next day. I only found out about breakfast from reviews on Ctrip and had to ask before they made it, but it tasted very good.

Clean and sanitary, with floor heating, oxygen concentrator, humidifier, electric blanket, and no odor in the bathroom

It was absolutely worth it! The room had a huge living room and a variety of snacks, perfect for chatting and eating with the family. It also had a humidifier and oxygen concentrator. And for the price, I couldn't believe I could see the snow-capped mountains. From the living room, I could see the entire Mentsum Peak, and from the room, I could see the peaks of the snow-capped mountains. Cleanliness was also excellent; even those who travel with disposable sheets all year round didn't need them. I called several times when choosing a room, and everyone was incredibly friendly. They even turned on the floor heating in advance and helped with moving our suitcases up and down. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, they even treated us to mooncakes and moon-gazing. The service was incredible! (ദ്ദി(˵•̀ᴗ-˵)✧) I'm already giving this positive review.

We took a bus to Feilai Temple. Because we were experiencing severe altitude sickness, we called and requested a pick-up at the station. The hotel didn't offer this service, but they graciously agreed. The distance was actually quite short, only a two- to three-minute walk. While the B&B didn't have an elevator, we stayed on the third floor, and the staff were very helpful, carrying our luggage up and down. At 11 PM, we ordered a set meal from the B&B's first floor restaurant (which also serves as their restaurant). It was generous, filling, and delicious. Breakfast the next day was also generous, but my altitude sickness was quite noticeable, so I had no appetite. Finally, let me talk about the room. We had severe altitude sickness outdoors, but we felt very refreshed once we got inside (perhaps due to diffuse oxygen supply? Even without an oxygen concentrator). Even after we turned on the floor heating, it wasn't stuffy at all; it was very warm and comfortable, so much so that we even watched TV until two or three in the morning. We stayed in a room facing the street, and we could actually see part of the Feilai Temple Observation Deck, but it was a bit out of the way. This was the best B&B I stayed in during my entire six-day trip to Yunnan, and I had to stay in a new B&B. Disadvantages: There's no elevator and the toilet has no door 😂 But it was fine for the two of us girls. Overall, it was pretty good and satisfactory in all aspects.

The room was spacious and clean, exceeding expectations. The bathroom had separate wet and dry areas, excellent water pressure and temperature, and excellent toiletries! The room had a tea bar with refreshments, a humidifier that was even better than the one at home, and an oxygen concentrator. The coffee was delicious. The owner and the front desk lady were very welcoming and helped turn on the floor heating in advance. The yak beef hot pot on the first floor was delicious, and the yak beef rice noodles were available for breakfast. I'll stay here again.