Jiuzhai Manor International Hotel

The Jiuzhai Manor Hotel is conveniently located with clean and quiet rooms, and offers a shuttle service to the scenic area. The bedding is comfortable, and breakfast is decent. It's a great place to relax after exploring Jiuzhai. The lobby service is excellent. Highly recommended.

We stayed in a room full of Ultraman figures, perfect for two adults and two children. We booked a mountain-view two-bedroom suite which was just right, allowing us to stay together yet have our own space. Although it was advertised as mountain-view, the window actually overlooked other buildings with no mountain in sight. Overall, the room felt clean and tidy. You could tell from things like the tiles and plumbing that it's an older hotel. It seems the current management renovated some parts after taking over from the old five-star hotel, like replacing door handles and installing smart toilets. Generally, there were no strange odors, which is what matters most. The master bedroom's bathroom and shower space were very large, and there was even a walk-in closet. The kids' room had a sink and toilet but no shower. The hotel offers a shuttle service to the scenic area, but we had to take a taxi back, which seems to have a standard industry rate of 20 yuan. The breakfast buffet was pretty standard, nothing particularly stood out. Other than that, there didn't seem to be many other usable facilities.

The hotel is conveniently located just outside the scenic area, with a daily shuttle service to the park entrance. The service was excellent, and the staff were very polite; they even provided an extra breakfast for my child every day. There's a gym, which was perfect for my child to practice some fitness test items. The mattress was surprisingly comfortable – it was a King Koil! Some of the toilet functions were broken, but the staff assured us they would be replaced as soon as possible. Overall, it's a reliable, large state-owned hotel with good service.

The front desk service was excellent; they upgraded our room. The room was spacious, as was the bathroom. The environment was great and very quiet, with mountains visible from the window. Everything was very clean, and the breakfast offered a good variety. The service was very enthusiastic.

The room was large, beautiful, and spotlessly clean. It's just a short walk from the university parking lot. While it's a bit far from the tourist attractions, the stay was very comfortable. Our child loved it too. The amenities and services were excellent. The only minor drawback was that the mini hot pot in the restaurant didn't quite match the promotional pictures.

I didn't have high expectations, but after staying for three nights, I can honestly say I'm quite disappointed. The decor and facilities feel a bit dated, the bathroom is cramped, and the cleanliness is quite sloppy. One day, we went out in the morning and returned after 4 PM, only to find our room hadn't been cleaned yet. We had to wait outside for over ten minutes for them to finish, and when we finally got in, they hadn't even replaced the toothbrushes or slippers. The breakfast was also terrible. The buffet only had a few vegetable dishes, and the lady at the noodle station made mistakes every day; you had to repeatedly watch her prepare your order. The 'bamboo shoots with beef' in the noodles was literally just bamboo shoots with no beef. By 9 AM, there was no green onion or cilantro left. I asked them to replenish it, and they just grunted in response, but when we left at 9:30 AM, nothing had been added. Jiuzhaigou is beautiful, but this hotel is definitely one to avoid.

I was very satisfied with my stay in the mountain-view two-bedroom suite. It had two bathrooms, with the single-bedroom suite featuring both a shower and a bathtub. A pleasant surprise was the spacious walk-in closet and a small kitchenette. The bedding was very comfortable, the room was big enough, and the decor had a stately mansion feel, which was very pleasant. Crucially, it's only a ten-minute drive from the Jiuzhaigou scenic area, and the hotel offers a free shuttle bus. Breakfast was decent; not many varieties, but the taste was good, especially the noodle station where you could choose from 4 flavors. There are many affordable restaurants nearby, which is very convenient. However, if you're looking for a quiet resort nestled in a valley, I'd recommend staying at one of the luxurious hotels at Blossom Hill. This hotel primarily focuses on convenience.

The hotel is quite large. We arrived a bit late, but the front desk still upgraded our room. The hotel is about one or two kilometers from the entrance of Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area, and they offer a shuttle service in the morning. It's conveniently located next to the Guoda parking lot and Bianbian Street, making it easy to catch a bus and find food.

Staying here was so hassle-free! It's super close to the Jiuzhaigou scenic area entrance, just a 10-minute walk, so you completely avoid the crowded shuttle buses during peak season. The room was clean and bright with lovely Tibetan-style details that created a great atmosphere. The breakfast selection was comprehensive, and getting around and finding places to eat was very convenient.