Guanjing Tiantang Hotel

The views were really great, too bad it was cloudy and we couldn't see the snow-capped mountains. For dinner, you can order from the menu, and the cured pork rib hotpot we had was pretty good. Breakfast, however, was very basic.

The views are incredible, directly facing the Thirteen Peaks! The room has underfloor heating, oxygen supply, and a humidifier. The hotel also offered complimentary afternoon tea and free pick-up and drop-off. Highly recommend!

The room was fantastic, with easy access to the view. We didn't even have to leave to admire Meili Snow Mountain. We were also incredibly lucky to witness the 'Golden Mountain in the Sunlight' (Rizhao Jinshan).

The views of the snow-capped mountains are incredible from here. Waking up to the sight of them right outside my window was amazing, and I was so lucky to catch the 'golden summit' phenomenon as the sun hit the peaks! The hotel's heating was excellent – underfloor heating, air conditioning, and extra blankets were all provided. The owner was really welcoming too; seeing there were three of us, they even gave us a complimentary breakfast.

The hotel's service was excellent, and they even upgraded our room for free. We were lucky enough to get an outdoor balcony facing Meili Snow Mountain and even witnessed the 'Golden Mountain in the Sunshine' phenomenon! The view was absolutely amazing, and the experience was fantastic. I'll definitely recommend this place to friends who visit in the future!

The golden sunrise over the Meili Snow Mountains is a beacon of faith for countless people. As the first rays of light pierce through the clouds, the thirteen snow-capped peaks awaken one after another, and a golden glow, like a divine oracle, bathes the shoulders of Kawagebo. At the foot of the mountains, glacial meltwater forms the headwaters of the Lancang River, nourishing this hidden paradise known as "Shangri-La." The Shangri-La stupa stands silently deep within the snow mountains, its white body and the surrounding prayer flags whispering in the wind, as if narrating stories of millennia of reincarnation. Meanwhile, the prayer wheels of Dukezong Ancient Town slowly turn, the rich aroma of highland barley wine and ******* incense mingling on the flagstone streets. Under the moonlight, the ancient city walls reflect the vicissitudes of history, every brick etched with the legends of the Tea Horse Road. Here, the symphony of nature and humanity never ceases. The sanctity of the snow mountains, the solemnity of the stupa, and the vibrant life of the ancient town together weave a moving tapestry, allowing every visitor to find a spiritual home in this land.

An excellent hotel! You can stand on the balcony and admire the Meili Snow Mountains. The service was incredibly thoughtful; we arrived very late, and they still provided snacks and three cups of hot milk. On the day we left, as we weren't familiar with the route, the front desk was so enthusiastic and even drove us to the Feilai Temple bus station – a huge thank you! Breakfast was also great; while not a huge variety, it was very satisfying. Plus, they had oxygen available, which really helped alleviate altitude sickness headaches. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the Meili Snow Mountains.

I could see the Meili Snow Mountain right from my room! Even though I didn't get to see the moonlit or sunlit peaks, I did get proposed to here! It was such a beautiful memory at the hotel. The service was also very thoughtful; they brought us hot milk and some refreshments.

The room was quite tidy, and the butler was very enthusiastic. The hotel's location is excellent, with direct views of the snow-capped mountains from the balcony – the scenery is beautiful. There are many restaurants nearby, making dining very convenient.