I checked the altitude, it's about 1800 meters, so the temperature is indeed much lower than in the city, but it's also a bit damp. My wife and child were exhausted from the long drive up, so it was a huge relief when we got upgraded to a garden view room. On the night we checked in, we happened to catch a bonfire party, and with the full moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival, both adults and children had a great time. The hotel's Chinese restaurant was also quite good; we ended up eating there two nights in a row. My wife particularly loved the stir-fried fern root cake with cured meat. The Wulong lamb, however, was just okay; I felt their understanding of lamb preparation here isn't quite there yet. Aside from being ***** and spicy, it didn't leave much of an impression. My wife casually mentioned it, and to our surprise, the restaurant refunded us at lightning speed 😂. The 'Tree Hole Starlight' (a themed area), the vast grassland, and the concert – our two-night stay was packed, perfect for unwinding.
Thanks to the hotel for the room upgrade. The cleanliness was generally good, and my son really enjoyed the large balcony and big bathtub. The only regret was that it was cloudy, so we didn't see the starry sky. We look forward to it next time.
Additionally, I'd suggest the hotel offer more variety in cakes and pastries for breakfast, especially since it's a family-friendly hotel. Also, I recommend the hotel collaborate with scenic spots to offer package deals including tickets and room fees, which would enhance the guest experience.
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