3-Star Hotels in Deqin

5.0 points! Special offer - 240-degree snow mountain view twin room >| Family and parent-child The hot water in the room I booked was broken, so the front desk guy upgraded me to a family room with a view. It was too spacious for two people. The hotel has an excellent location, two corner viewing windows, and you can see the Baima Snow Mountain, Shennv Peak and Yubeng Village. You can watch the clouds rolling by lying in the bedroom or drinking tea by the bay window. If the weather is good, you can also see the peak of Kawagebo Peak. The electric blanket and small heater make the room warm and comfortable. There is also a foot bath bucket with disposable isolation bags, food, drink, entertainment, and routes. The store will send WeChat in advance to inform you, and also give you supply packs and fruits. They also boiled ginger sugar water for us to drink when we came back from hiking. Our bodies warmed up all of a sudden. In the evening, they sent WeChat to ask if we had returned from hiking. The store is really considerate. I will choose the scenery here when I go to Yubeng again in the future. Collapse

As a traditional ******* country B&B, the operators of this B&B, the Dolma sisters, are simple and friendly, and are not commercialized at all. It can really be a rare place for travelers to rest. The room is clean and comfortable, and you can see the snow-capped mountains and river as soon as you open the window. The transportation is very convenient. Between the two roads into Tibet, it is also a transfer point for several surrounding villages. The altitude is low, so it is suitable for both young and old. There is no need to worry about the discomfort of living at high altitude. After staying here, you can go to different villages to see the grape fields and local customs... Especially the large terrace of her house is located in the vast grape fields, with the snow-capped mountains right next to it. In front of my eyes... an unprecedented feeling.

This hotel offers the best view of Kawa Karpo in the Felaisi area. You can even admire the mountains right from your bed. The modern, clean rooms are well-equipped with everything you might need, including a telescope for stunning scenery up close. The staff was exceptionally friendly, and I especially want to express my sincere gratitude to a female receptionist whose name, unfortunately, I didn’t catch. As non-Chinese speakers, we needed assistance to catch a bus to Ninong. She not only escorted us to the bus stop but also spoke to the driver to ensure we got seats. As the bus passed by, she stood at the hotel door, waving goodbye—a gesture that truly touched us.

The room is very good! The boss is better! The room is very Tibetan, and there is no difference from the photo. You can have a very good viewing angle in the room. Rizhao Jinshan opens the curtains! There are electric heaters (very warm), electric blankets (also very warm), and the northerners are not cold at all! 2 supermarkets and 1 cafe near the inn are very convenient. The boss is super responsible, the phone guide is not impatient at all, and when renting ice claws, check carefully whether there is damage, tomatoes, eggs, green vegetables, rice noodles are delicious! The soundproofing of the traditional wooden room is a bit poor. Friends who sleep lightly/mind privacy can consider it again, but everyone is generally tired to sleep immediately after walking back. It is not a big problem for me.

Very good accommodation experience, you can see the snow-capped mountains from the open-air platform on the top floor Facilities: The floor heating is very warm, and there are electric blankets that have been turned on in advance Hygiene: clean and tidy, satisfactory Environment: the surrounding is very quiet, there are many restaurants, very convenient Service: Upgraded the room type for free, very satisfied

Moju is not only a B&B, but also a youth hostel. The location is good, the view is good, the room facilities are complete, air conditioning, heating, oxygen machine and humidifier are included. It is relatively cost-effective in the foggy top area. There are also bad things, such as poor sanitation, moldy black spots on the bathroom wall and floor, and poor sound insulation. Because there are many people in the youth hostel, they talk loudly until 12 o'clock in the evening. The dog in the B&B keeps barking at 3 midnight and 5 am. Being woken up several times during one night is really unfriendly for people who have to drive the next day. As for service, there is basically none.

The room is clean and tidy, very beautiful, with complete facilities, floor heating and discrete oxygen concentrator. The balcony faces the snow-capped mountains, and you can see the scenery while lying on the bed. There is an observation deck on the first floor and the top floor, with a very wide view. The hotel also gave us a fruit plate and yak milk. The boss is very enthusiastic. I forgot to bring a mobile phone holder when I went out this time, and the boss lent us one. It was a very good experience. I will stay here next time.

The inn is a 5-minute walk from the Feilai Temple Observation Deck. It faces the snow-capped mountains directly, and you can enjoy the view directly from the room. There is also an observation deck on the 4th floor. When we arrived, the girl at the front desk helped us carry our two suitcases to the 3rd floor. There is a restaurant next to the inn, where you can have breakfast or order food. The room is clean, with disposable towels, toothbrushes and toothpaste, and is equipped with a humidifier, heater, oxygen machine, and electric blanket. I had a good rest! I would stay a few more days if I had time.

It's such a big yard, with small bridges, flowing water, and scattered flowers and trees. I climbed up the steps and entered the hall. I was stunned by its magnificence. What you can hear in the room is the sound of rushing water. The bed is a Tibetan-style high bed, and the table in the middle is quite interesting, where you can put things. The disadvantage is that the bathroom is not of high quality and there is no dry and wet separation. On the day we checked in, the water was very turbid and we did not dare to use it for washing. The boss said it was because the town was repairing water pipes. However, the boss was very enthusiastic and gave us a lot of mineral water. We could pick fruits in the yard and eat fruits and snacks on the table. Their dried apples are delicious😊. For ******* breakfast, the boss taught us how to make tsampa.

Thank you for letting me book the Eye of Meri within my budget during the off-season! Thank you to the boss for upgrading us to a light luxury room on the sixth floor! Facilities: There is an elevator so we don't have to carry luggage, diffuse oxygen supply equipment, electric blanket, air conditioning, and floor-to-ceiling windows. The independent small balcony outside the room is also equipped with a beautiful small table and stool, and there are two large chairs and a small coffee table in the room Hygiene: OK, no hair or garbage was seen Environment: 100 points, the top 1 for viewing, it should be recognized, you can move in directly within your budget, don't hesitate. There is a public viewing platform for guests on the third floor, open 24 hours. The hotel is located at the top of the uphill, and you can see many places to eat when you walk downhill Service: The boss is very nice, help with luggage when you check in, accompany you to the door of the room by elevator, and introduce how to use oxygen supply. Meals are provided on the sixth floor, which is more convenient. Breakfast is 20 yuan per person, with freshly cooked hot rice noodles.