Danba Hotels with balcony

"If you're visiting Jiaju ******* Village, you might consider staying overnight to experience the village at dusk and dawn. This guesthouse is perfectly located, with parking right outside. The service was warm and attentive; they proactively helped with our luggage and recommended a hidden platform for panoramic views of the village. Breakfast is served at a partner restaurant on the first floor. We also had dinner there, and the chicken soup pot was incredibly fresh and delicious. Although breakfast was simple, it was very tasty and enjoyable. I highly recommend coming to this guesthouse yourself to experience the beauty of Jiaju ******* Village!"

"This time I'm going to give a detailed review – it was a fantastic experience! I've stayed at most of the top hotels in China, but the meticulous attention to detail at Zamba deserves high praise. Room: As a Virgo with a penchant for detail, I immediately checked out the bedding and toiletries upon check-in. They were all very thoughtfully chosen. The bathtub had a roselle scent, and there was foot bath liquid, a foot bath tub, and disposable towel covers. The toothbrush was exceptionally good, far surpassing many five-star hotels. The room design was very luxurious, with a view of Mount Mordo from the window. The sound system was excellent. What was even more surprising was the complimentary copper bowl for the evening sweet soup – it was so luxurious, I didn't want to put it down! 😘 The tea was also excellent. The hotel manager even gave us some homemade grilled beef jerky, which was surprisingly delicious; I've never had such a unique and customized experience before. Food: We had dinner first after checking in, and the Chiang Mai Thai-style pork ribs were absolutely amazing – not greasy at all! I'm hooked! 😭 I'll probably come back next month because I'm craving pork ribs. The local ******* noodles were also incredibly delicious. The young lady at the restaurant and the male manager were incredibly welcoming, introducing us to the local Jiarong ******* cuisine, traditional clothing, and folk culture, greatly enhancing our trip. Their breakfast menu was simple, but the actual dishes were plentiful, varied, and delicious. Environment: This place is practically a hidden gem. If you love ******* culture, want to get up close to sacred mountains, adore squirrels and pheasants, crave unique and stylish accommodations, but are afraid of high altitudes, this place has it all! You can enjoy close-up views of Mount Mordo in the courtyard, or have a barbecue under the canopy. If it's not raining, the owners can even prepare a bonfire for everyone to enjoy together. The courtyard had cherry trees, citrus trees, apricot trees, and more. What was truly touching was that many apricots had fallen, but instead of picking them up, they let the squirrels and birds eat them. The staff were all very kind, sincere, and enthusiastic. Before leaving, I remembered the merchandise display at the front desk, so I went to check it out. To my surprise, they also sold Zamba outdoor clothing, made with the same material as Arc'teryx, and at a much better price! I immediately bought a piece! Sharing this with everyone, you can check it out when you come; the material is excellent. I really loved this place; comfortable and subtly luxurious. Grateful to have found it, I'll definitely come again!"

"This was the first time I'd had food that suited my taste in Tibet. I always lose several pounds when traveling to Tibet before, but this time I think I've gained some! The landlady is beautiful, capable, and virtuous. I hope I can find a wife like her someday. Her brother is also a great cook. Although it rained the whole time I stayed, and I didn't get to go to Dangling, I witnessed a ******* wedding in the village. The mornings were filled with mist, which was a wonderful experience. I definitely want to go again next time."