I. Core Landscape: 360° Immersive Snow Mountain Feast
Facing the triple landscapes of Yulong Snow Mountain, Haba Snow Mountain and Jinsha River Grand Canyon, with breathtaking views perched on a 300-meter vertical cliff.
100% of rooms feature independent views: the bed faces the snow mountains directly, with sunrise over the golden peaks visible right from the window—every frame worthy of a National Geographic cover.
Infinity Cliff Pool: A mirror-like pool at the cliff’s edge, blending perfectly with snow mountain reflections; a must-visit spot for cliff-view photography.
Private Soaking Tub: Most rooms equipped with independent hot tubs, allowing you to bathe amid the clouds, embrace the starry sky, and elevate your experience to the fullest.
II. Guest Room Amenities: Perfect Fusion of Luxury & Nature
Scenic Soaking Tub: Private space with unobstructed views—perfect for stunning photos even while bathing.
Floor-to-Ceiling Windows: Enjoy ever-changing snow mountain and sea of cloud views right from your bed.
Smart Bathroom & Premium Bedding: King Koil mattresses + independent temperature control system for guaranteed restful sleep.
Rock-Style Architecture: Renovated from original karst caves, with a rugged natural exterior and luxurious, refined interior for a one-of-a-kind stay.
III. Core Value: An Irreplaceable Vacation Experience
Unique Landscape Value: Perched on a 300-meter vertical cliff with direct views of Yulong Snow Mountain—globally scarce resources with exceptional premium potential.
All-Day Experience: Morning sea of clouds, midday snow mountains, evening golden sunrise glow, and night galaxy—24 hours of ever-changing scenery.
One-Stop Service: Full amenities including accommodation, dining, entertainment and conference facilities; enjoy a perfect holiday without leaving the property.
Mini Hiking Experience: Exclusive mini hiking trails for in-house guests to explore the hidden gems of Tiger Leaping Gorge and immerse in nature’s charm.
"We stayed at Moye Hotel expecting a 5-star experience matching the price (~€230/night). The views are genuinely spectacular, and a couple of gestures were appreciated — but several issues meant the overall stay didn't match that positioning.
Room location: We were placed in what appeared to be a newly opened section — the corridor still smelled strongly of fresh paint. The room also faced the road, with direct light from two billboards visible through the window all night. This is a specification that should be disclosed at booking, especially for guests like us who choose rooms partly based on location and view
We raised the light issue via WeChat with staff on arrival. Their only response was that our room was already positioned away from ”one of the billboards”, not the one we'd actually flagged. No follow-up, no alternative offered, and no acknowledgment for the rest of the stay.
Language barrier: No staff member we interacted with spoke English; all communication required a translation app, which was unexpected at this price point and star rating.
Dining: Breakfast is a fixed set of about 9 small Chinese dishes with no Western alternative. We tried the Western restaurant instead — a burger and a pizza came to €53, and the quality didn't come close to justifying that price.
What worked: The views are excellent — worth a coffee or meal there even without staying overnight. The staff also helped us arrange a private car, and we were given a bottle of regional wine as a farewell gift, both of which were nice touches.
At €230/night, I would not recommend this hotel. The price implies a 5-star experience that the room placement, unresolved complaint, language barrier, and dining costs didn't deliver. Good for the views alone, not for a stay."