accommodation

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lijiang
Where to Stay in Lijiang 2026: Old Town Guesthouses vs New City Hotels
The Lijiang accommodation decision — staying inside the UNESCO old town (atmospheric Naxi wooden guesthouses, no cars, alleys, incredible ambience but limited facilities) vs modern hotels in the new city (better service, taxi access, but generic). Price ranges, specific guesthouse picks, and why the old town is worth paying more for if your budget allows.
Updated May 2026
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shanxi
Where to Stay in Pingyao 2026: Courtyard Hotels Inside the Ancient City Wall
Staying in Pingyao's ancient walled city — the converted Ming-Qing courtyard (四合院) hotels that make Pingyao extraordinary, how to book the most atmospheric properties before they fill (they do sell out months ahead in October), what ¥200-800/night gets you, and why staying inside the walls beats a commute from a modern hotel outside.
Updated May 2026
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sanya
Where to Stay in Sanya, Hainan 2026: Beach Resorts, Budget Hotels & Which Beach to Choose
Sanya accommodation by beach — Yalong Bay (luxury resort zone, the Ritz-Carlton and St Regis territory, ¥1500+/night), Dadonghai (mid-range and budget, family-friendly, real restaurants nearby, ¥300-800), Sanya Bay (cheapest, long beach, less touristy). The all-inclusive vs independent question, and how peak season (Dec-Feb) doubles prices.
Updated May 2026
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shanghai
Where to Stay in Shanghai 2026: French Concession, Bund & Best Neighbourhoods by Budget
Shanghai accommodation by neighbourhood — the French Concession for boutique hotels and independent restaurants, the Bund area for the skyline view (and premium prices), Jing'an for central balance, Pudong for business travel. Specific hotel picks at budget (¥250-500/night), mid-range (¥700-1500/night), and luxury (¥2000+/night).
Updated May 2026
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tibet
Where to Stay in Lhasa, Tibet 2026: Barkhor Area Guesthouses & Permit-Required Hotels
Lhasa accommodation — the traditional Tibetan guesthouses in the Barkhor area near the Jokhang Temple (the most atmospheric, aids acclimatization), the international hotels in the New City (Brahmaputra Grand, Lhasa Hotel — more facilities, less character), and which properties work with Tibet Travel Permit agencies. The altitude and room selection interaction.
Updated May 2026
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zhangjiajie
Where to Stay in Zhangjiajie 2026: Inside Wulingyuan vs City Hotels
The Zhangjiajie accommodation decision — staying inside Wulingyuan National Park area (expensive, limited options, worth it to be first on trails), Zhangjiajie city (35 mins by bus, much cheaper, more dining options), or hotels near Tianmen Mountain. What the 'mountain view' rooms actually look out onto, and which areas fill up fastest in peak season.
Updated May 2026
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