道孚のバスタブがあるおすすめホテル

慌しい一日の終わりには、道孚康藏·インターナショナルホテルでおくつろぎください。道孚康藏·インターナショナルホテルは、道孚でも指折りの素晴らしい宿泊施設の内の一つです。付近のエリアは、Zunsheng White TowerやLongfu Canal、霊雀寺など、観光名所が豊富なことで有名です。お時間に余裕があるお客様には、館内の様々な施設でお過ごしいただくのもお勧めです。道孚の当施設のお客様は、駐車場をご利用いただけます。宿泊者のレビューによると、このホテルは近辺でも1、2を争う立地の良さです。このホテルは、友人とご宿泊のお客様に特に好評です。

慌しい一日の終わりには、道孚嘎欽マナーハウスでおくつろぎください。道孚嘎欽マナーハウスは、道孚の現地の雰囲気を感じたいお客様にお勧めの施設です。付近にはZunsheng White Towerや霊雀寺、Ganzi Prefecture Kangba Plateau Botanical Gardenなどがあり、道孚の観光に非常に便利な立地です。館内の様々な施設で、有意義にお過ごしいただけます。お車をご利用のお客様は、道孚の当施設提供の駐車場をご利用いただけます。お客様のレビューによると、このホテルの施設は最高レベルです。

Established in 2022, Beyul is a transliteration from Tibetan, which originates from the mysterious holy place hidden in the Tibetan valley by Master Padmasambhava. Inspired by this, Beyul tribute to the natural field that opens up spiritual wisdom and inner strength, creating spaces and products that are closely related to the ecology, community, and culture of Tibet. Beyul is an ideal place to live close to nature and an opportunity to attract urban people to hidden places. Beyul Tawo is located in Zhari Village, Daofu County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province, which is known as the " City of Tibetan Dwellings in China". Adjacent to Xianshui River Nature Reserve, it has a geographical advantage of rich forest and biodiversity. The Daofu residential buildings are mainly built in the style of "Bangke", and the mortise and tenon joints of wooden columns have the characteristics of toughness and seismic resistance. The construction process includes multiple local handicraft categories such as carpentry, carving, painting, and sculpture. On the basis of abandoned residential buildings, Beyul has renovate the building by hiring a local woodworking team and following traditional construction methods. In this remote Tibetan villages, Beyul Tawo began the revitalization of traditional villages here.

Find a Peaceful Retreat Amidst Snowy Peaks and Cultural Heritage Nestled in the secluded highlands of western Sichuan, this is not just an Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) themed hotel, but a living cultural museum. Inspired by the local herbal clay sculpture heritage and equipped with modern smart facilities, we offer a tranquil retreat for travelers surrounded by snow-capped mountains. We fully understand the essential needs of staying on the plateau, so we integrate smart convenience and strict hygiene into every detail. Each room is equipped with a full-house smart control system, allowing you to easily adjust the lights, curtains and air conditioning with one click to meet your preferences. 24-hour floor heating keeps away the plateau cold, and a stable oxygen supply ensures a safe and comfortable stay, relieving the discomfort caused by high altitude. We follow strict hygiene standards: bed linen and towels are changed for each guest and disinfected multiple times. The clean, soft and tidy space provides a solid basis for a good night's sleep. The highlight of the hotel is the clay sculpture heritage museum in the courtyard. It displays more than 100 exquisite hand-made clay sculptures crafted by heritage inheritors, telling a long history of craftsmanship inheritance. You can watch the whole process of clay sculpture making, including material selection, molding and painting, and talk with the inheritors face to face to learn about their dedication to inheriting this craft and spreading the plateau culture from Sichuan to the world. The intangible cultural heritage is no longer just words in books, but tangible craftsmanship and accessible history. In addition, facilities like a book bar, a rooftop terrace and customized herbal incense blend the local slow-paced lifestyle into your stay. Wake up to the view of snow-capped mountains and clouds in the morning; enjoy local tea and watch the floating clouds on the terrace in the afternoon; fall asleep peacefully with the mild scent of complimentary herbal incense from the hotel at night. Here, time slows down, outside disturbances are kept out, and you can regain your inner calm. We are more than a hotel, but a window for you to explore the plateau's cultural heritage and a warm home under the snow-capped mountains.