Shangri-La·Three Seasons·Liulu Cultural Resort Homestay (Dukezong Ancient Town Branch)

The hotel is located right in Dukezong Ancient City, offering airport shuttle service, and it's easy to get around by taxi. The breakfast was exquisite and delicious; I even tried ******* butter tea. The hotel also has an independent Thai massage service, which was excellent. The overall design and quality feel very high-end. There's a Bichon at the entrance that I particularly loved.

The in-room oxygen machine was very useful. I loved the Marshall speaker, and the room was spotlessly clean. The bedding was all goose down, and the toiletries were Shiseido. For breakfast, there were three options: Western, congee, and rice noodles, all of which could be paired with milk, American coffee, or ******* butter tea. You could also ask for more if you wanted. The service was excellent. They even have Thai spa services. It's truly a small, ultra-luxurious hotel.

The hotel's design is exquisite, and the ******* butter tea for breakfast is quite delicious. In the evenings, you can enjoy cocktails at the small bar in the lobby. The garden in the backyard is beautiful. Overall, the service, quality, bedding, and toiletries are all excellent.

The hotel boasts a simple yet elegant environment. There's a piano in the lobby and a treehouse for kids in the garden. The breakfast is abundant and delicious, and the coffee and afternoon tea are great, made with high-quality beans. There's a dedicated parking lot 🅿️, complete with EV charging stations. The rooms and lobby are beautifully designed, adorned with many ******* paintings by master artists. The hotel feels like a small museum, rich in cultural content.

The family room design is exquisite, and the backyard features swings, a treehouse, and wooden horses that kids will love. The willow trees are especially beautiful. In the morning, I enjoyed a delicious ******* butter tea. The service was excellent, and the American coffee (free-flow) was made from good beans. After a long day, the hotel's Thai SPA was the perfect way to relax and end the trip.

An excellent B&B! The facilities are new and smart, and the room is very comfortable and spacious. It's located right near Dukezong Ancient City, making it convenient to get anywhere, yet quiet at night. Plus, the breakfast is rich and varied.

I booked two nights for over 1700, which was a bit pricey because it was the peak season in August. Let's start with the pros. Coming from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, I'm quite sensitive to altitude sickness, so the first thing I look for in a hotel in Shangri-La is diffused oxygen. This hotel also provided nasal oxygen, and by the second day, the room showed an altitude of 2600m. Second, the pick-up and drop-off service was excellent, especially the pick-up driver who introduced us to local customs and important tips, which was very helpful. Lastly, the room was large and newly renovated. The hotel offers a coffee shop, massage, and cigars, all at an extra cost. Now for the cons: Breakfast had three options (A, B, C): rice noodles, congee, and Western style, which were the same every day. I tried them all, and personally, I felt they were a bit perfunctory compared to other places, and the rice noodles were just average. You might consider booking without breakfast. The afternoon tea was a buffet in the lobby with small biscuits, oranges, pears, and yogurt, which was also just average. The location is great, you can walk directly to the ancient town. It's quiet at night, and the hotel has an elevator, so no need to climb stairs.

The room was absolutely beautiful, and the owner even upgraded me for free! The hotel has a very stylish design, and there's parking available on-site, which is super convenient.

So lucky to have booked the Sanji Hotel! The service was absolutely excellent. The room had plenty of oxygen, and you could pre-order meals. The back garden is beautiful, and the hotel lobby is stunning with its great design. I also loved the Tibetan-style paintings.