Homestays in Gansu, China

This hostel is the best stay for my trip. Everything ais good. The hotel is decorated with woods, so mostly all are wooden made. Very classy & super clean. Very friendly & helpful stuff. Have free cleaning services. The hostel just in front of the old town which at night u can walk around. Also very near the Fu Si Miao about 15 min walks. There are plenty of restaurant just outside the hostel. Good taste and not expensive too. All the below are within walking distances

The hostel is very clean The beds are wide and clean. The mattress is thin and hard and not very comfortable but I concede that it is the standard of hostels in China. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The bathroom is also very clean. The location is great 10 min walk from the night market and from the bus stop to Mogao. The only negative note is that in December the room is very cold. Underfloor heating is almost absent. I asked for two blankets to be able to sleep.

Room Facilities: Very comprehensive. Cleanliness: Spotless. Environment: The room is simple yet elegant, making for a very comfortable stay. Service: Since it was New Year's Eve, everyone was quite excited. A group of young people next door were still playing music, drinking, and singing at 3 AM, which was quite disruptive. The front desk promptly came up to resolve the issue, and the service was excellent.

The room is antique, just next to the Moroshi Temple. The small hot pot next to the skewers is particularly convenient, and it is really charming to take a quiet return to the village. I think the price is also right. Compared with those business hotels that are more biased and at least 300 large, this one is really good value for money. And the hotel brother has been busy and busy, and has been very natural to laugh and communicate with you. Compared with the standard process-style smile service of business or star hotels, people feel warmer in their hearts and really feel like visiting friends. Because it is a bungalow, the room will occasionally find small bugs and the like, but this is normal, the bungalow will definitely have these, especially care to pay attention, but we don't care about this. Other sanitary environments are very good I forgot to take the photo in the room, but it is the same as the picture introduction. Should you say or not, some suggestions, purely personal suggestions: 1. In such an antique yard, there should be a few lounge chairs. Imagine how comfortable it is to lie down in the yard and drink tea in summer; 2. The socket in the room is indeed a bit small, just two bedsides and bathrooms have a total of 3 5-hole plugs (and the side of the bedside is still occupied by the stereo), now it is mobile phones, cameras, charging treasures, drones...especially inconvenient; 3. The lenses in the projector are a bit dirty and the picture is a bit blurry.

On the way to Dunhuang, I met this treasure homestay. The green courtyard is surprising in this cold season. The handsome boss welcomed and sent to the attentive and thoughtful home away from home. The room we booked is in Uyghur style, and there are other ethnic minority style rooms that are also very beautiful, which makes people have trouble choosing. The fruit delivered by the homestay is sweet and delicious, the mutton skewers are fresh and juicy, and the breakfast is a local specialty meal. You must give the boss a thumbs up 👍. All 5 points are recommended!

Amazing location and excellent facilities. We do not speak mandarin but were able to communicate with translation apps. The staff were friendly and helpfull, the scenery was spectacular, and the accomodation was very comfortable. Highly recommend staying here ! dinner was available via ordering from a menu to a local restaurant which the staff organised. Wifi was available, and the mobile phone coverage was good also. Excellent walking paths nearby from the hotel.

During the peak summer vacation season, I only booked my trip ten days in advance. I couldn't book a traditional hotel family room, so I tried a homestay. I immediately saw the loft room of Ruchu Homestay, which was suitable for 2 adults and 2 children. The two sisters really liked this room with a ladder (not stairs). They didn't want to come down after going up! The landlord had seen the world in Beijing and didn't want to be in a big factory. She returned to her hometown with her dream. The homestay designer she hired was also a Beijing academician with long-term study experience in Japan. No wonder the interior style is simple and the public space is so large that it is luxurious. I like the trees planted indoors. The wetland park separated by a wall is full of vitality after the rain. Various duck mothers take their babies for a walk in the lake. Black swans will take the ugly babies to approach people. You can bring nothing to feed them. Overall, I am very satisfied with the homestay. Although it is a bit far from Ming and Qing Street and you have to take a taxi to leave the village, it is very quiet. The boss will recommend local specialties. It is a good place to wash away the smell of class. It is worth recommending.

This hotel is in a very good spot, opposite the river, away from the traffic and tourist groups. The restaurant offers great food and drinks. The personal is very friendly and helpful and the room looked very nice, ******* style , and the mattress was comfortable . Can recommend this place without hesitation.

Our room was on the first floor, which offered less privacy. The bathroom was small, and the showerhead leaked, but there was an overhead shower. The hot water wasn't 24/7, so if you took a long shower, the next person would have to wait. Guests can gaze at the stars below the Thirty-three Days Grottoes at night. In the morning, the owner takes them birdwatching, watching the sunrise, feeding marmots and blue pheasants, and then being among the first to enter the grottoes, skipping the line.

Family, the hotel is super nice inside and outside! It is clean, comfortable and odorless inside, and has a beautiful view of the Yellow River outside. The ladies at the front desk are all super nice and gentle (like them 💕). There is also a laundry room and dryer, and there are shared bicycles and shared electric cars downstairs, which is super convenient. You can drive a shared electric car to Lanzhou Old Street, which is a little over a kilometer from the hotel, to eat and take pictures (about 6 minutes), which is amazing! It is also very close to the Yellow River Tower, and you can quickly go there by shared electric cars and bicycles (Yellow River Tower: there is a river view during the day and a performance at night; we were in a hurry and didn't see the performance 😭)