Overall, the experience was good, especially the service, which deserves praise. The hotel staff were all very polite; one young female staff member was particularly lovely and elegant, with a genuinely excellent attitude towards guests. The managers were also very attentive, mature, and efficient.
On the first night, the noise from children running around in the upstairs room was a bit loud and disturbed our rest. To accommodate both guests, the hotel proactively offered to change our room and even helped with our luggage, handling the situation very thoughtfully, which was a big plus.
Regarding dining, both dinner and breakfast were of above-average quality; not amazing, but definitely not bad, and acceptable. The onsen (hot spring) was also of the "good and average" type—clean and comfortable, but nothing particularly outstanding.
There's a ski resort nearby, but the hotel itself isn't a dedicated ski hotel, so there's no dedicated ski locker. Fortunately, the staff were willing to help, storing our ski equipment in the hotel's storage room, which was a flexible solution.
Located in a mountainous, high-altitude area, it can be inconvenient without a car; however, it's truly worth visiting in autumn. The surrounding mountains are ablaze with vibrant red leaves, and the nearby Songchuan Valley is an excellent spot for viewing autumn foliage.
Summary: Excellent service, tranquil environment, and superb autumn scenery. Rooms and dining are adequate, and the facilities might be slightly lacking for skiers, but the staff's friendly attitude is a major plus. Suitable for those looking to relax and enjoy the scenery in the highlands.
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