Kelebek Cave Hotel

The room is fully equipped, clean, and tidy. You can overlook the valley town from the hotel. The staff are all sincere and attentive. The town is small, and although the hotel is on a hillside, it's not a far walk into town for meals. Chinese mobile numbers can download the local WA Business app to communicate with the property's WhatsApp butler.

Perhaps because it's a cave hotel, it felt a bit eerie~ The hotel itself feels a bit old, but the scenery is captivating~ Waking up early to watch the hot air balloons ascend was absolutely beautiful~ Enjoying coffee or wine in the courtyard with the sunset was also stunning. Both the sister hotel Seten next door and the hotel's own restaurant are Michelin recommended. Trying local specialties at Seten was delicious, and with the beautiful view, it was very pleasant. The hotel's breakfast is Turkish style, with not many hot dishes.

I booked this hotel for a friend, and they were very satisfied, saying it was excellent! Both the hardware and software facilities were well worth the price! Very good! Recommended!

This is a two-story room, spanning the first and second floors. The first floor is a bit narrow, and the bathroom on the first floor isn't very big. However, the bedroom on the second floor is really comfortable! It's perfectly spacious for two people! This room type is actually more comfortable to stay in than the hotel's Presidential Suite. All the photos were taken at the hotel!

Very good, highly recommended!

Service: The service mindset falls far short of similarly-priced hotels in major cities. The hotel manager was quite welcoming upon check-in, but didn't even say goodbye when we left. I was already very exhausted when I arrived. She insisted on showing me the spa first, and when I said I wanted to go to the room, she then took me to see the pool. Again, I told her I wanted to go to the room, and she asked, "Are you tired?" — well, obviously! She finally led me in circles to the room, to the point where for the two days I stayed there, I kept walking toward the pool when trying to find my room, even though my room wasn't in that direction at all. I stayed in Suite No. 7 and Fairy Chimney. Fairy Chimney was actually 200 RMB more expensive than the suite, but room 116 at Fairy Chimney faces the street. Around 5:00 AM, lots of cars come by to pick up people going hot air ballooning. Plus, the space in Fairy Chimney is quite small, so I'd definitely recommend the suite instead. What I recommend the most is the complimentary Rose Valley farm breakfast activity from 8:30 to 11:30 AM. The guide, Shams, was extremely energetic, and there were no hidden activities or hard sales. The farm breakfast was also very unique. Note that this free activity is not available from November to March. Kelebek Cave Hotel isn't more expensive than this place, and while I'm not sure how their rooms and service compare, I had dinner at Seten once, and the evening terrace view at Kelebek Cave Hotel is definitely better. Prices fluctuate wildly. After booking, I came across a price that was equivalent to a 40% discount. I'd recommend booking a refundable rate in advance and keeping an eye out for price drops.

Great for couples. They explained that the rooms are small and can only accommodate two guests, and they do not provide extra beds for children—not even for an extra fee—so we had to book an additional room.

The room was pretty good, clean and hygienic. The host was also very communicative during our stay. The room's location was convenient for getting around. Any issues we had were quickly resolved and answered through the platform's customer service.