Daocheng County Hotels with Wifi

"The B&B's overall ambiance is amazing, with a strong ethnic vibe everywhere. The owner, a lovely lady, is incredibly gentle and kind, offering attentive and thoughtful service. She can help arrange travel tickets and tour itineraries. The location is superb, just a five or six-minute walk to the scenic area, and they even offer free shuttle service to and from town. The front desk staff patiently recommends local specialty dishes, making dining and getting around super convenient. I highly recommend it! Although I didn't take any pictures, I truly urge everyone to go; I promise I'm not a shill!"

"I chose this Holiday Inn Express for my trip to Yading, and the location was quite convenient, only about a 10-minute drive to the scenic area. The room had a charging station, which is great for those traveling by car. The hotel also has a laundry room with a dryer, but you have to get laundry tokens from the front desk, which was a minor inconvenience. Although the breakfast had a good variety, honestly, the taste was just average – enough to fill you up, though. On the bright side, the staff were very enthusiastic and helpful. Overall, it offers great value for money and is perfect for a stopover. The room was clean, the bedding was comfortable, the bathroom had a wet/dry separation, and the toiletries were complete and good quality."

"I love the decoration details in the hotel. Although the overall vibe is modern, there are traditional patterns everywhere. We were upgraded to a bigger room which is spacious with big windows looking over Snow Mountain Square. Some of the facilities are of good brand names such as Kohler and Dyson. They offer welcome snacks which include popcorn, soda, potato chips, lollipops, Snickers, fruits… and also late night snacks that are more like a full meal (noodles, dumplings, or soup) - although these are only available after 9pm. The room came with 4 complimentary bottles of water. We could not go hungry there lol. The receptionist is friendly. The bus from the hotel to the airport is 35 RMB per person (to compare, a Didi ride will cost you around 100-120 RMB). It is overall a good place to rest after Yading and before flying out. Breakfast is quite simple (many options but hard to choose a good one). The butter tea was good though. In our room, the bottle that says “liquid soap” next to the sink seems to be hand lotion."

"The facilities are average, but the room is bright, spacious, and clean. There's free parking available. The owner is a very warm and welcoming local, and the service attitude is excellent. The room also has an oxygen supply."

"If you're looking for an authentic Tibetan-style stay, this is definitely the place! The owner and his daughter were incredibly kind and upgraded me to a king room with a beautiful mountain view. Unfortunately, the water heater wasn't working, but I was worried about altitude sickness so I didn't bother asking for a room change and just skipped showering."

"I was very satisfied with my stay here for my business trip. The twin room was spacious, and my colleague and I had a very comfortable stay without any issues. The internet speed was excellent, which was convenient for our work."

"[”A hidden gem of a hotel we found while driving on Highway 318! It has its own parking lot, so no worries about parking. The room was clean and dry, and the hot water was reliable. The staff were friendly. It's perfect for a long road trip stopover to relieve fatigue. Highly recommend for travelers passing through.”,”A top choice for a stopover on the Sichuan-Tibet line, with a convenient location. The room was clean and odor-free, and the sleeping environment was quiet. There's a common lounge area; it would be even better if oxygen supply was available. An excellent choice for a rest stop while on the road.”,”My first choice for an overnight stop during a long road trip. Plenty of parking space and wide access roads. The room's hygiene was excellent, the mattress was comfortable, and a hot shower helped recover energy. There are many restaurants nearby, making it convenient for getting around.”]"

"The twin room I stayed in this time exceeded expectations! The room is a calm and elegant new Chinese style, solid wood furniture looks very textured, the floor is clean and tidy, the bed is large, the bedding is white and soft, and it is very comfortable to sleep. The room is quite spacious, there is enough space between the two beds, and it is also equipped with leisure seats. The lighting is soft and not dazzling, the curtains have a good shading effect, and the rest at night will not be disturbed by the light. Health is in place, there is no smell, the facilities are complete, the overall quiet and livable, it is very safe to travel here, and I will give priority to it next time!"

"Facilities: All necessary amenities are available, and the oxygen concentrator provides a higher concentration than other hotels. Hygiene: The blankets smell fresh, and the room is very clean. Environment: The environment is superb, with ethnic characteristics, perfect for taking photos in the courtyard. Service: The service is also amazing! Very warm and hospitable. The lovely young lady even helped with luggage and made coffee 🫶🏻"

"This was my second stay at the Howard Johnson within three days. This time, I came back to the hotel to rest for a day after hiking down from Yading Village. The room was upgraded for free again, and the in-room amenities were still excellent. The bed and pillows were very comfortable and of good quality. However, there were a few hitches. First, let me state that I personally have no prejudice against ******* people, but the ******* housekeeping auntie at the hotel didn't speak good Mandarin. I couldn't understand what she was saying, and she couldn't understand me. During my first stay, the TV wasn't working, and the auntie came to help. After a long time of trying, she eventually suggested that I video call the engineering department directly. The issue during my second stay was that the hotel air conditioning had no heating. After calling to inquire, the same auntie came again, and it was still like talking to a brick wall. She said she would find someone, but there was no news for a long time. I had to call the front desk and found out that no feedback had been received. After all that back and forth, eventually, a front desk lady and an engineering guy came up to check. They said a valve was broken and needed to be replaced. I felt it was taking too long, so I discussed whether I could change rooms. The front desk agreed and quickly prepared a new room key. The front desk and engineering helped me move my luggage. However, in the new room, the air conditioning still had no heating. It turned out the main valve wasn't open. Firstly, I've stayed at many Howard Johnson hotels under the Great China umbrella elsewhere, and this is the first time I've encountered AC that only has either cooling or heating. Secondly, I hope the hotel can strengthen Mandarin training for its staff. After all, this is a tourist town, and there should be more Mandarin-speaking guests than Tibetan-speaking ones. Thirdly, when such problems arise, the duty manager or housekeeping manager should step in to resolve them, not the front desk and engineering staff. Finally, I'd like to thank and commend the front desk lady and the engineering guy who came up that evening to help resolve the issues and move my luggage. Both of them patiently and meticulously sought out the problem and actively worked to solve it. Especially the front desk lady, who maintained a cheerful and approachable demeanor throughout her service."