Sean and his daughter runs a nice place. Chinese people with a very good speaking English and a very good cooking. They full organized my 13 days stay. At theyre place , you are in the middle of all scenic Area's. middle gorge/Gorge High Trail/waterfalls, Sean's Place has a perfect position to Hike. Central of a lot of beautiful things to see. the gorge / the mountains / waterfalls / walnut village / Haba Snow Mountain / yak mountain ,..... and very friendly local people. Lucy and Sean are very helpful to organize your full stay. (drivers, hikes,guides,...) even to organize to go to the top of the Haba Snow Mountain. (Li , as my guide was the best decision) Very good speaking English and always polite. The food from Lucy is perfect with a big variety.(Western/Chinese) My Hiking-Holiday was the best I had and experiencing to the top of a 5396 m Mountain was GREAT. Nothing, The soon you start hiking or walking , you are in a great nature. A beautiful experience. The possibilities are large. You can do hikings from 2 till 10 hours if you want. The guide is always available.

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It’s absolutely gorgeous place, located in the Tiger Leap Gorge, in the mountains. It’s quite, peaceful place, amazing views from the terraces, the rooms are very simple but cozy, all wood inside, have real bath! The owner is absolutely amazing, welcoming, he will treat you as real friend, perfect English, food of all kinds. I just left but I already want to come back again! Thank you so much!

Sean’s Guesthouse offers a huge outdoor seating area where you can enjoy views of the mountains, tea, coffee, beer and many amazing, organic, home cooked meals. Sean is a very nice and helpful host who gives great hiking tips.

Stay with Sean's

At Sean's it's achilled out oasis in the middle of the mountains, not a party place,all year around you can see some beautiful flowers,even hot season you can just seating under the big tree, come here and relex with a beer on our breathtaking terrace,or nurse a cup of fresh green tea listening to the distant roar of the rapids.