Four Girls Mountain|Waking up in the snowy wilderness gives a Swiss feeling!

|Waking up in the snowy wilderness gives a Swiss feeling!. Four Girls Mountain Scenic Area Shuangqiao Valley Four Girls Mountain|Waking up in the snowy wilderness gives a Swiss feeling : Accommodation·Mountain View It's about 30 minutes drive from the Four Girls Shuangqiao Valley Scenic Area, with an altitude of 3400 kilometers (Tip: If you are prone to altitude sickness, don't turn on the floor heating when sleeping, call the boss to turn on the oxygen machine if you have altitude sickness, but it's really cold at night, only 1 degree, it is recommended to bring a hot water bottle). The hotel faces Balang Mountain on one side and Four Girls Mountain on the other. Be sure to choose the top floor room type, with two skylights, the view is excellent, if it's a clear night you can see the stars. In addition, each window in the hotel will have a different picturesque view. The hotel has three areas, the front desk & restaurant, bar and accommodation area. Although there are many steps to get to the accommodation area, the staff will help with luggage all the way. The hotel facilities are quite new, the shower gel is actually my favorite L'Occitane Sweet Almond Shower Oil (tasteful, hehe), and there is also a hanging ear hand-poured coffee in the room. It is highly recommended to go to the bar at night, whether chatting around the stove or just spacing out, it's extremely comfortable. And there is a very clingy kitten (Round), who will lie on the guest's lap and sleep, and can't be driven away. Be sure to book the yak hot pot in advance, it's super delicious, there are stewed beef and beef offal in the copper pot, the soup can be drunk directly, very delicious. The breakfast is average, but there is also a small bowl of beef rice noodles. They also deliver silver ear lotus seed soup to each room at night, which is very thoughtful. When the lights were turned off at night, I found that it was snowing outside, and the atmosphere was full when I looked at the goose feather snow through the floor-to-ceiling window.