Mountain view Hotels in Xiahe

Every detail here absolutely radiates authentic ******* charm! From the intricately painted beams and columns to the hand-woven yak wool blankets, from the exquisite copper butter lamps to the vibrant Thangka murals, this guesthouse seamlessly blends traditional ******* aesthetics into every nook and cranny. The owner truly treats guests like family, greeting us with a ceremonial white Hada the moment we arrived. Each evening, they thoughtfully brought warm butter tea to our room and shared local legends, speaking in earnest, albeit broken, Chinese. What truly stayed with me was opening my window in the crisp morning to see prayer flags fluttering against the majestic backdrop of snow-capped mountains, with the gentle chime of yak bells carried on the breeze. It felt as if the entire plateau was whispering a welcome. This is more than just a place to stay; it's an immersive dive into ******* culture. My soul felt utterly filled with purity and warmth. If you're looking to experience the most authentic Tibet, look no further than this guesthouse!

The owner was incredibly welcoming, proactively helping with luggage during check-in and check-out. It's a newly opened hotel, and you can see the owner's dedication in every detail. They even thoughtfully asked for our feedback on breakfast. The environment was clean; it would be even better if the rooms had projectors. I highly recommend staying here when visiting Labrang Monastery.

The room was huge, and the three windows were gorgeous; staying there felt like being surrounded by scenery. I could even wake up in the morning and watch the marmots outside from my bed, haha. The breakfast was delicious too 😋, except it was a bit pricey. The view was absolutely stunning. Someone helped with my luggage, but the check-in process, which required handwritten registration, was so slow, haha.

It is highly recommended if the weather is not cold. The scenery outside is beautiful and the independent cabin is very quiet. It feels pretty good. It would be a waste to just stay one night without taking pictures😂 The cleanliness of the house is also okay. Sister Zang helped carry the suitcase when we arrived. They didn't speak Chinese and were very friendly. They also have a restaurant. To be honest, I don’t recommend it. The yak meat is too thick and difficult to digest. The breakfast is not very recommended either.

This is a newly opened B&B with large and clean rooms. The location is easy to find and very close to the scenic area. There are restaurants and supermarkets just outside the door, which is very convenient and worth recommending. The boss is very enthusiastic and helps with luggage, and the waiters are also very considerate.

My trip to Gannan ended, and I've been home for two days now. I have to add this belated review today. Location and Natural Beauty The hotel is nestled on the edge of the Sangke Grassland, offering vast grassland scenery as soon as you step out the door. On our check-in day, the welcoming owner offered to take us for a walk by a nearby stream. Verdant grass lay beneath our feet, dotted with wildflowers, the stream gurgled, and in the distance, cattle and sheep strolled leisurely. It felt like stepping into an untouched natural landscape. This immersive experience, detached from the hustle and bustle of life, was one of the greatest surprises of the trip. Service is in the Details What touched us most was the owner's thoughtfulness. Due to our tight schedule the next day, we planned to depart at 7:30 AM. We had planned to skip breakfast, but the owner specifically inquired about our departure time the night before and prepared a hot breakfast the next morning. Bread, milk tea, and side dishes...the simple fare held the most simple warmth, making us feel like family on a cool morning. This selfless enthusiasm far exceeds expectations of ”hotel service.” Summary This isn't just a hotel offering accommodations; it's a warm, grassland inn. If you're looking for a place on the Sangke Grasslands where you can experience local hospitality, this is definitely worth choosing. The owner's sincerity and the beautiful grassland scenery will be the most unforgettable moments of your trip.

Staying at Kang Sang's Home is the true encounter with the gentleness and healing power of Tibet. The guesthouse is built in an authentic ******* courtyard style, with a subtle ******* incense aroma permeating the air. Prayer flags, carvings, and ethnic-style furnishings showcase meticulous attention to detail, filling every corner with a human touch. The rooms are bright, clean, and odor-free, and essential high-altitude amenities like warmth and hot water are readily available, ensuring a comfortable stay. The owners are incredibly welcoming and friendly, offering opportunities to chat about local customs and traditions. The simple breakfasts are hearty and delicious. Away from the hustle and bustle, tranquility and comfort await. Slow down here and experience the unique serenity of Tibet – the warmest refuge on any trip.

Very good stay experience, also came here after reading online reviews saying the environment is good, the service is good, the hygiene is good, and the boss is good. The boss helped to take the suitcase upstairs. It is very quiet, very stylish, and has a beautiful art space. Facilities: Good Hygiene: Good Environment: Good Service: Good

This is great hotel and with a few minor improvements it could be an outstanding hotel. It's location couldn't be better as it is directly across the street from the entrance to the Longram Monastery and very near the main street. The hotel has an interesting ******* character and has its own good restaurant. We were assigned a very large and comfortable room. The staff were at all times friendly and welcoming. My minor complaints were the absence of any English speakers (admittedly an issue at almost all the hotels we have stayed at in China), the bathroom towels were a bit raged, and the internet connection was weak.

The rooms are well equipped and the room service and restaurant service are satisfactory. Two problems: First, the room temperature was too high, about 30 degrees, and there was no temperature control. I reported this to the hotel, and they said that the heating temperature in Xiahe is always that high and the hotel cannot control it. We opened the windows and drew the curtains, but didn't dare turn on the lights because there was a hotel across the street. We couldn't fall asleep in bed at all. It felt like we were in a scorching hot room with no ventilation or air conditioning. It was minus 14 degrees outside, but it was suffocatingly hot inside! We, an elder who was almost 70 years old, had to travel the next day, so we didn't sleep the whole night and just endured the scorching heat.