Yulong Hotel

The hotel is located right next to the national highway, with a large and convenient parking lot. The staff were very friendly, helping with luggage, providing oxygen, and adjusting the oxygen supply in the rooms. The restaurant had a nice ambiance, and the vegetarian dishes were decent. Overall, it's a very good hotel.

The hotel is located right next to the national highway, quite far from Dege County. The hotel's ground-level parking lot is very large, and the staff are friendly and polite. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped. The toilet isn't a smart toilet, but it works well; some smart toilets these days are overly advanced. The view from the window is nice. The restaurant is vegetarian, and the food is acceptable, but asking for payment before finishing the meal felt a bit inconvenient. The breakfast had a wide variety of options and tasted good. The biggest complaint was the oxygen supply issue. The oxygen machine ran all night, but the oxygen level showed almost no change. This had nothing to do with the front desk's claim of being full, as the hotel wasn't actually full. This is inconvenient for tourists who haven't yet acclimatized to the high altitude. When checking out, the front desk staff hadn't finished processing our check-out before going to run errands for their supervisor. Another front desk staff member saw us waiting and then told us we could check out. This hotel's location might be a bit unusual, but hopefully, they can improve the hotel's services.

Leaving the Dege Printing House, drive 1-2 hours along Highway 317 towards Chengdu, and you'll find this hotel by the roadside. It was highly ranked on Ctrip, so I decided to check in. The hotel seemed quite busy, with many guests. Hotel advantages: Cleanliness far superior to Hanting Hotels, professional and patient staff, excellent service; the Sager Cultural Research Institute is located behind the hotel and can be visited; the hotel offers Chinese and dinner options, and has a well-equipped supermarket; the hotel restaurant deserves special mention – it's entirely vegetarian, and although we're not vegetarians, we finished every last bite – the food was incredibly delicious! A 5-star rating is well-deserved! The hotel breakfast is also excellent, with great lattes and a choice of Chinese and Western dishes. Hotel disadvantages: Too few washing machines, no TV.

I really liked it. The room was large and comfortable, and the price was really reasonable. It was also very convenient to buy things nearby; there was a supermarket and a fruit shop just a few meters away. I was going to Cuotong Three Lakes the next day, so I stayed here the night before. Although the dishes were only vegetarian, they were really delicious—less oil and less salt, yet still very tasty, much better than restaurants outside.

Traveling along G317, the Yulong Hotel is undoubtedly the best accommodation choice along the route! A shining gem nestled among ******* villages, it boasts a tranquil environment. Rooms are equipped with oxygen supply to alleviate altitude sickness, and the hotel is meticulously cleaned with hot water available 24 hours a day. The owners are hospitable, parking is convenient in the courtyard, and the food is authentic. After a long day of driving, checking in will instantly relieve your fatigue. Staying here on G317 is a safe bet – highly recommended!

The highest altitude hotel of this trip was surprisingly amazing! We ate vegetarian food, the scenery was stunning, the staff were incredibly warm and polite, and the supermarket had everything – super convenient for shopping. Most importantly, the bedding was incredibly comfortable and clean! Absolutely fantastic! 👍

This hotel is a hidden gem! A panoramic king room with a spacious interior is only 300+ RMB per night – such a great deal! Cleanliness, ambiance, and service are all five-star quality. Highly recommended! The views from the room window and the coffee shop are beautiful.

I wanted to get a good night's sleep, so I chose this hotel because it had oxygen, but the oxygen supply was pitifully low and it stopped at 7 a.m. The hotels I stayed at along the way usually didn't stop until 9 a.m.