Langmusi Hotel

Overall, the stay was excellent. The environment was quiet and clean, with a warm and comfortable layout. The service was attentive and meticulous, the facilities were complete, and the location was excellent and convenient for travel. It was a very satisfying stay and I highly recommend it! I especially want to mention that the owner was very kind and helpful.

The worst hotel of my trip to Gannan. Around 600 yuan a room, utterly overpriced. Cleanliness: Extremely poor. The bathroom mat was filthy, with black mud on it. Most ridiculously, the bed sheet had a hole in it! There was a spicy snack on the table, covered in chili oil, probably left by the previous guest. Service: The front desk didn't check IDs, only asked if I had a reservation; the process was irregular. I tried to call the front desk to retrieve something at night, but couldn't get through. The breakfast was terrible. The only advantage was the large parking lot, but many guests who weren't staying at the hotel also parked there. Facilities: No air conditioning. The hot and cold water was poorly controlled, either too hot or too cold. The water flow was weak.

The service was excellent, and the room had a strong ethnic style, with even the wall panels having a faint camphor wood scent. It also featured ******* characteristics. However, if the hotel doesn't provide oxygen, or if you have a strong reaction to high temperatures, you'll need to bring your own oxygen tank.

Hygiene is paramount when traveling, and this hotel truly put me at ease! The lobby, corridors, and elevators were spotless and odor-free, with immaculate floors. The rooms were spacious, the bedding soft and clean, and the mattress just the right firmness—perfect for relaxation and a good night's sleep. The bathroom featured a separate shower and toilet, ample and stable hot water supply with strong water pressure, making showering a comfortable experience. Toiletries were complete and clean. Underfloor heating throughout the room, combined with thick curtains, provided excellent sound insulation, ensuring a quiet night and great light blocking—perfect for sleeping in. Attention to detail was exceptional; desktops and corners were dust-free, outlets and lights worked perfectly, and the Wi-Fi signal was strong with smooth internet access. The hygiene and comfort level are top-notch in Langmusi, making for a safe and comfortable stay—highly recommended!

My 7-day, 6-night stay in Gannan was the worst I've ever had. Everything in the room was incredibly old and outdated. The shower, in particular, was terrible – the water temperature was difficult to adjust, and the water pressure was very low. I usually stay up late, and there was no hot water available. When I went down for breakfast before 9 am, it was almost empty except for some cold steamed buns and boiled eggs. And to make matters worse, it wasn't cheap. Luckily, it was only for one night. Perhaps the only redeeming quality was its proximity to Langmusi Temple in Sichuan – it's practically next door.

Overall, this hotel is a high-value, reliable choice in Langmusi Town! It boasts a great location, beautiful environment, reliable hygiene, and attentive service, all at a very reasonable price compared to other hotels in its class. The Tibetan-style decor is distinctive yet understated, offering a fresh and comfortable stay. The underfloor heating is incredibly useful at high altitudes, providing warmth and comfort even in winter. The rooms are fully equipped with TV, Wi-Fi, hot water, and underfloor heating, all working reliably without any hidden costs. Free parking makes it convenient for those driving, making it suitable for couples, families, or groups of friends. Compared to surrounding guesthouses and small hotels, this hotel is significantly higher quality—clean, quiet, and safe—making for a truly relaxing stay after your trip. Choosing this hotel when visiting Langmusi is a safe bet, and I highly recommend it to anyone traveling here!

A 1,000 yuan hotel with no hot water, no air conditioning, no screens, and blood stains on the pillows. There were so many people at breakfast, so I was given a pot of milk tea, but it was gone after I drank it, and there was only one plate of pickled mustard.

The hygiene is a bit disappointing, the pillows should be replaced if they are stained, and the quilts should be replaced after being used for too many years. As for breakfast, the workmanship of the breakfast card should be praised. It’s hard to say enough about eating. Service is pretty good It is already the most expensive hotel in Langmusi. This experience is a bit emotional.

The room was very clean and the bed was very comfortable, which was very helpful in relieving travel fatigue. Next to Langmusi, get up in the morning and go to Langmusi for a walk, listen to the monks’ morning sermons, and purify your soul.