The new Ritz-Carlton Jiuzhaigou is located near the heart of one of China’s earliest UNESCO world heritage sites at the stunning Jiuzhaigou National Park. With snow-capped mountain ranges, glass-clear waters, and a myriad of vivid colors, the park alone provides an unforgettable experience for visitors. The building is designed by WATG, while the late Jaya Ibrahim crafted the interior designs with John Pettigrew overseeing its landscape design, both of them blending the architecture into the surrounding environment. Each of its...

Nestled in the mountainside of the Min Mountains, Conrad Jiuzhaigou offers a total of 161 expansive well-appointed guest rooms, including 26 independent villas, each featuring terraces with a panoramic view of the forested mountainous landscape. Its design and architecture are a modern interpretation of the local Amdo Tibetan culture, with cultural elements and motifs woven throughout the hotel. Offering 2 dining options, both of which locally source their ingredients when possible. Amenities include a modern fitness center and spa.

Within walking distance from the popular Jiuzhaigou National Park, Jiuzhaigou Grand Hotel offers a simple and comfortable stay for people travelling through this part of China. Nothing too over-the-top here-- staff are friendly, rooms are cozy with comfortable beds, and buffet breakfasts are included at very reasonable rates. It is one of three hotels in this area that have WiFi services available and credit card facilities at the reception desk, restaurant and on-site convenience shop. If language becomes a barrier, the staff are very quick to find someone who will be able to translate for your convenience. The decor and layout of the rooms are tasteful, with twin beds for double occupancy and clean bathrooms, which are supplied with shampoo, bath towels and soap. This is a simple, comfortable place for a good night’s sleep.   

Between the Duo'ema Mountain Range and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, sprawls the Sheraton Jiuzhaigou Resort. Set amidst miles and miles of conservation area inhabited by pandas and monkeys, surrounded by glassy lakes and sparkling waterfalls, the hotel is a true retreat into Southwestern China’s fairy land. On site, the accommodation is world class; from superior rooms to presidential suites, the decor is elegant but cosy, with all the mod cons including high-speed internet and enormous flat-screen televisions. Dining options are diverse, from the flavors of Sichuan, Tibet and Qiang at Pearl Court Restaurant to international choices at Coloured Lake Cafe. What’s more, there’s live music and entertainment in the basement disco including karaoke or, for a more tranquil evening, cocktails, wines and cigars are on offer in the lobby bar. Recreation opportunities abound with an onsite theater, indoor pool and a games room featuring table tennis and billiards. Guests in need of a little pampering can head to the spa where a range of treatments are available as well as wet and dry saunas.