Ngawa Autonomous Prefecture Hotel Guide - Zhārú Temple hotels in Ngawa Autonomous Prefecture, China.

"We had two nights at a premium double bed room with the mountain view here on top of the tour into the gorgeous national park. The staff are friendly and the room is very clean, I like their breakfast buffet with the combination of American style and traditional Sichuanese food (fried dough stick with soy milk are my most favorite). I went to the gym every morning, the only minor question I had there was at the shower place, since I had no clue to turn the lights on while out of staffing hours. The traffic is convenient, you may call taxi or DiDi to send you to the main township or into the most beautiful township valley called Zhongzha, it costs 25RMB on one way. Overall it was a great experience in my lifetime. Especially I'm a native Sichuanese, moved to the US long time ago and came back to visit Jiuzhai again after 25 years."

"The hotel is conveniently located. It is less 10 minutes walk to the entrance. The staff are friendly and helpful. The breakfast is good. But property is little dated."

"The villla was spacious and well maintained. I loved the Christmas tree that they set up in the middle of the living room. Made the place warm and special. The staff welcomed us with a sash and a dance and it was nice of them to do so. Our personal assigned Neba (butler) Jasmine Zhang, was super attentive. She went out of her way to make us feel welcome and even prepare small gifts for my boy whose birthday was round the corner. The food was fantastic too! The hotel manager Gin personally came by to say hi and it was a nice touch. We loved the service attitude of all the staff and it certainly made the stay very memorable. Highly recommended if you are looking for a great place to relax and unwind. "

"Reception area is stunning and can’t be faulted. But then the hotel lets down. Feels like it was a lovely hotel 30 year ago. The price is a lot for the area. Very nice departing gift. But unfortunately doesn’t make up for the tired and overpriced stay. "