Dengba Snow Mountain International Youth Inn

Pretty standard of a hostel in China. Clean bed with heating mat, though we need to do the cover sheets ourselves. It’s located near to the BaiSha town, which is supposedly very convenient—but be mindful that the bus from LiJiang town was 700m away and the roads are all brick, so you wouldn’t wanna bring a large suitcase like me.

It's a short walk to a small beautiful authentic old town. We reached early but the reception will only be open from 1pm as she's sleeping so we went out for a walk until check in time. When we needed something n went to reception in later afternoon, we're told she's napping again. Seems like she sleeps alot. But our room has beautiful view of yulong snow Mountain ❤️🤩

The location is near to HuTuWo farm which is walkable 15 mins, it's about 40 mins +- if you take a taxi from LiJiang Ancient to BaiSha Ancient Town. We enjoy the famous local speciality - rose bun by ManTou Shiren and XiaoLongBao and GuanTangBao nearby. This hostel is located at BaiSha Ancient Town which have a perfect scenery view for Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. But too bad there is bad weather when we arrive there so we couldnot have a clear view but we do enjoy the stay there. But outside the room is open living area with many trees and we found out small insect appear in our room that cause us very scary and could not sleep well but the PIC did come to help and take off the insect after non-stop several calls at 10.30pm 😬 The photos with animal is in HuTuWo which is walkable 15 mins from this hostel.

It's a beautiful place! They helped me at the front desk. I feel like these guys are doing what they love))) There are many entertainment options in the common room: games, movies, guitar. And there's also charming jazz playing there. The communal toilet and shower are a little upset. they need to be put in proper shape. The view from the hostel window is amazing

Nice welcome. Very close to Baisha. Too much mosquitoes, the door to the shower is very hard to close and very hard to open, one time I feared I would be locked in.