InterContinental Resort Jiuzhai Paradise by IHG

外観は山の中によくこんな施設を作ったなと思いますがやはり部材はよいものを使っているのでしょうが建築時の現地労働者の質があまり良くないようで建具の取り付けなど細部はとても高品質とは言えません。 又、外資系のホテルの割に空調があまり良くなく室温などあまり快適ではありませんでした。

Best hotel in the area. Some problems like a very hard beds and the bell boys trying to extort inflated taxi prices but otherwise nice.

酒店漂亮，光線足夠，花園與群山融為一體，房間大，但暖氣不足，位置不方便，與九寨溝公園距離25分鐘車程，與黃龍機場距離1個多小時車程，出入要靠的士或叫小車，小車司機常常欺騙遊客，說好了價錢，到下車時又說時間太夜(8時) 要支付雙倍車資，所以最好請酒店前台幫忙訂車，價錢質素比較良好。

不満な点としては、室内プールが温水ではない事、ランニングマシンを設置していない事。

とてもきれい

Overall, the property is beautiful. However, they need to improve on both housekeeping and room service. Our food came luke warm/cold.

I came to JiuZhaiGou to go to the National Park -- which is great, BTW, and is probably why most people come to this area of China. The problem is that the Park is at some distance from the airport, so the obvious choice is either to stay near the park or near the airport. As I often do, I went to Hotels.com to book a room. Only two were listed, and I chose this one, because the blurbs made me think it was near the airport ("airport shuttle", etc.); it's not. In fact, I do not know why a hotel would be located where this one is, convenient to neither the park nor the airport -- except that this hotel is a "resort", meaning, presumably, that there's stuff to do on the premises. There's not, except for a swimming pool, and three or four very mediocre restaurants. Hotels.com should sign up a couple more hotels either near the park or on the way from the airport. (Also, because GoogleMaps, along with all other Google things, is blocked in China, I could not find accurate and useful information about the locations.)

Hotel is pleasant but even in June is was very cold in the restaurants. Food was mediocre especially given the price but there is little choice available nearby. Quality of food at breakfast was poor even Chinese selections. Dinner buffet not much better Nice job with garden interiors;very large hotel. Excellent massage. Great views of snow capped mountains.

The hotel is set back from the road quite a bit, you would not know that it's there. It would have been nice to have clearly marked trails for visitors to walk around the vicinity of the hotel, for example down to the shallow lake by the road, but there appears to be none, and the assumption is that people are transported around by vehicles.

Bad things: First, breakfast is bad. There is no table setting. We have to ambush a server in order to get clean utensils. Food is nowhere near the western standard for a 4-star hotel breakfast. I can see that the hotel tries to cater to the Chinese taste, but the food does not meet the Chinese standard either. Second, there is no good dining choices in the hotel. Since the hotel is located remotely, dining at the hotel seems to be the only choice. However, none of the restaurant is good. The soup at the Sichuan restaurant is not freshly made. The dinner buffet is overpriced. We had wine at the hotpot place, but the waitress only poured us a layer of wine in the glass. Have to be that stingy? We had to leave in the early morning on our last day, so we requested breakfast to-go. Guess what is in the box? A cold cheese sandwich, a mini muffin, cold bread, a milk, and an old orange. Third, the lack of training. When we checked in, none of the staff at the reception greeted us. They were minding their own businesses behind the counter. At other locations, staff are using Wechat on their phones at work. The staff at the buffet place double-charged our bill. People cut the queue in the reception and no one stepped in. This goes on and on. Fourth, poor facilities. Good luck on getting wifi connection at 8PM. No TV signal in the early morning and late evening. Wrong english translation in the elevator. When did people from IC pay their last visit to this hotel?