Diebu Hotels with balcony

This is our first time to visit Zhagana. The buildings here are very ethnic, the scenery is beautiful, and the photos are very good. The boss family is very hot and friendly, the room is exquisitely decorated, clean and tidy, warm and spacious, the details are full of care, you can contact the boss if you can't find the location of the homestay, the boss will find someone to pick it up, the service is impeccable, the price of the room is also within the acceptable range, cost-effective! ! ! Satisfied, very satisfied.

We drove seven hours to the scenic area entrance only to find out that the entire area was experiencing a power outage. The guesthouse owner hadn't called ahead to inform us of the two-day outage. Embracing the spirit of ”since we're already here,” we checked in anyway. The room was nice, and the view from the balcony was beautiful and unbeatable. However, it was raining outside, and without power, it was freezing cold. We had to ask the owner for a candle to use the bathroom. We were cold and hungry, and most of the restaurants outside were closed due to the power outage. Only a few were still open, so we opted for hot pot. Luckily, the hot pot at the restaurant next to the guesthouse was quite good, which was some consolation in the cold, rainy, and powerless weather. We ended up sleeping in the room from the afternoon until 9:30 pm when the power finally came back on. We quickly turned on the air conditioning to warm up. Thankfully, the next day was sunny and bright, allowing us to enjoy the beautiful scenery even without power. In short, the guesthouse was great, but just avoid the whole scenic area during power outages.

The room was great, that is, the wifi was broken on the day of check-in, but it was solved smoothly with the help of Trip.com , not bad. The room has a good view, a large space, and I am very satisfied. There is actually a travel photography service, which makes us beautiful and happy.

The location is absolutely fantastic, offering panoramic views of Zhagana, with beautiful scenery right from the room. It's very close to the entrance of Runwu Valley, about a 10-minute walk. There are also many restaurants and supermarkets on the slope, and the owner even provides freshly ground coffee—the service is impeccable. The room is spacious and fully equipped. However, the kettle in the room was burnt, so please check the equipment carefully. My only suggestion is to add a bathroom rug, as the tiled floor is a bit slippery after showering.

My stay here was absolutely fantastic! The moment I walked in, I could tell how much effort the host put into the place; it was incredibly cozy and even better than the pictures. The bedding was so soft and comfortable, guaranteeing a great night's sleep, and everything was spotlessly clean, truly meeting star-hotel standards. What really touched me was the host's warmth and hospitality. They not only sent detailed check-in instructions beforehand but also thoughtfully recommended some excellent local eateries that didn't disappoint. It felt just like being at home. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in the area!

Extremely satisfied with the room 👍. The owner was very welcoming and even showed us around the intersection. It happened to be getting colder, and the owner thoughtfully provided an electric blanket. The view from the window was lovely, and the large floor-to-ceiling windows felt like a sunlit greenhouse, very warm and cozy. The room was relatively new, with a Tibetan-style decor, and there were plenty of restaurants nearby. The bathroom had three separate sections: toilet, sink, and shower, which was very convenient for family trips. Highly recommended.

This is the first time we stayed at this inn in 2016, and the children left a deep impression on us. This time I drove to Gannan and western Sichuan, and chose their place when I arrived in Zhagana. The boss was warm and thoughtful, and the room was large and comfortable. I'll stay at their house if I have a chance.

Zhagana Yunjing Wild House Tent is the most expensive hotel in this trip to Gannan. After checking in, I felt that everything was worth it. Not to mention that you can enjoy the fascinating scenery of Zhagana in the room, various meticulous and thoughtful services let us forget the fatigue of the journey and indulge in the beautiful hotel. The children had altitude sickness, and the hotel sent oxygen cylinders and breakfast to the room (our room was very high, and several waiters helped to move the luggage up at night, which was very embarrassing). Thank you very much. Not to mention the hotel environment, the snow-capped mountains behind are the Rock Road, and you can walk to the sign to check in. Due to the weather, I didn’t see Zhagana under the blue sky and white clouds. This regret will be made up next time. Next time, I will definitely choose Yunjing Wild House. Such a beautiful and warm hotel, everything is worth it. If you go to Gannan, you must check in Zhagana... Then in Zhagana, choosing Yunjing Wild House Tent Hotel will make your trip to Gannan more perfect!

Facilities: Very comprehensive Hygiene: clean and refreshing Environment: Very comfortable and suitable for check-in and stay Service: Very nice There will be a bonfire party in the evening, friends can come and join us.

It's fairly clean and tidy, and the house has an average view. The premium rate is high during the peak tourist season. The wooden house was not soundproofed, and the neighboring room played cards at night and was still up at 1 o'clock. The noise was endless. Later, I went out and talked about it, and they became quieter. The room rate of nearly 2,600 yuan a night was too low value for money. As a reference for friends who will come later, the natural scenery of Zhagana is beautiful, but the almost artificially built village has bright commercial colors and average environmental hygiene. There are many vacant rooms for tourists who come and go every day. When we came during the peak season, the traffic at the entrance of the village was jammed for nearly two hours. After entering the village, we could still see many ”vacant rooms” signs. It feels like there is not much point in living here. After entering the village, you can evacuate after taking a look at the scenery at the observation deck. Before I came, I thought it was a quiet and simple village surrounded by mountains, but when I arrived, I found it was even more noisy than the city😓