Hotels with Breakfast in Changxing

The boss is enthusiastic, the location is quiet, very close to the ginkgo king, but very quiet, not noisy in the evening. The boss also arranged for us to have BBQ's shelf carbon and the like, very intimate. In order for our barbecue banquet to go smoothly in the evening, we will ignite carbon for us at 4 pm in advance, warm heart. This house is characterized by a very beautiful large yard, and it is not bad to lie flat in the homestay.

I didn't have high hopes before booking because there are so many misleading photos online 😔 But after checking in, I found it was definitely worth the price. First of all, unlike typical guesthouses, it's more like a manor hotel. Driving in, I was immediately struck by the stunning garden view. The room's decor and materials were also very thoughtful, cleaner and more refined than typical guesthouses, with no unpleasant smells. The service was excellent; if I contacted the manager on WeChat, they would respond immediately without even asking for a review. The best part was that they didn't raise prices during the National Day holiday. The hotel food was also delicious, and the ingredients tasted organic. I even packed a jar of tasty dried radish to take home before leaving ☺️

The room is clean and the service is very good. You can borrow an umbrella when it rains, and you can do laundry. I forgot something in the room, and the hotel helped me send it back.

This is a place where we intentionally come for. Since my husband was so fond of Tang Dynasty related things, he just search anything related to it. Then this Tang inspired hotel catches his eyes. It was located a bit far from the city proper, we came along from Shanghai straight to Changxing through high speed train then ride Didi to this Changxing Datang Gong Cha Vipusea Hotel （长兴大唐恒力酒店）, located near mountainside, due to its location in Gong Cha - the famous tea plantation. Just at the back of this hotel there's a well-known area called as Datang Shi Er Fang (大唐十二坊）and the Changxing Da Tang GongCha Tea Museum. This hotel itself has a lot of room styles. At first we book for the Guipu Courtyard Family Suite, just to see the interior, the design is intended for a family with small kids, there's a separation tatami area where you can relax, watch TV, and a small Teepee for kids to explore. For our 2nd day, we try for their Guipu Garden View Double bedroom, the room a bit smaller but already good enough for 2 persons. During our stay, we were assisted by 小宋。He was so helpful all through out during the 3 days 2 nights. The restaurant staffs are all very well rounded. Overall this hotel is worth visiting.

Booked this Jielu Mountain Inn in early spring to relax. The public area is decorated with a festive atmosphere. The boss is always smiling and the service is impeccable. The overall layout of the homestay is also very design-oriented and very suitable for company team building and playing small games. It is worth mentioning that I was very satisfied with the food I booked this time. I originally only booked lunch and went to try the surrounding area in the evening. As a result, the two restaurants I found were not as delicious as the one in the store. I decisively booked lunch for the next day. I told the boss in advance what I wanted to eat, and basically satisfied (*^▽^*)y

The room had a musty, damp smell, but the cleanliness was acceptable. However, the toiletries were absolutely awful to use. The hotel room TV surprisingly had no internet and couldn't cast content. You even had to download a universal key app just to connect to Wi-Fi. Is this really 2026? The Longemont Performing Arts City was also extremely disappointing, practically a collection of the worst aspects of national scenic spots. Loud DJs, gaudy and messy sets, and every single attraction required extra payment. I wanted to leave within five minutes of entering. The only thing worth seeing was the evening fireworks, but if the weather isn't good, there's a lot of smoke, making them hard to see. If you're just going for the fireworks, there's absolutely no need to buy a ticket or stay at the hotel. 😓 The experience was terrible.

Location & Transportation: This hotel is ideal for those traveling by car. The owner has essentially taken over an entire mountain, from the lake at the bottom to the tea house at the top, with fruit orchards and vegetable gardens in between. You can pick different fruits depending on the season. Hygiene: Very clean! Not a single strand of hair in the lobby. The cleaning staff starts early in the morning and is still tidying up past 11 PM, even meticulously cleaning each window. Breakfast: I had read reviews saying the breakfast had limited options, but this time, there were so many varieties! Plus, the stir-fried dishes changed daily. Perhaps because they're farm-to-table, all the vegetables were incredibly delicious and sweet! They also had pickled vegetables and bamboo shoot noodles, just like childhood. Service: All the staff greet you warmly; it feels more like a family-run hotel. If you're comparing it to a five-star hotel, you might find some differences, but the staff, especially the young ladies, remember your face. If you forget your key card and go to the front desk, they'll know your room number just by looking at you. A special shout-out to the young lady with an oval face and ponytail; she walked us to the door when we left and invited us back when the 'fried' season (likely a local delicacy or fruit) starts in August. Restaurant: The restaurant food is excellent! The ingredients are incredibly fresh. I highly recommend the fish head and tofu soup; it has absolutely no fishy taste! And the prices are very reasonable. Room Facilities: Since we stayed in a basic room type this time, the room wasn't huge, but the massive floor-to-ceiling windows offered a very expansive view. The only drawback is that the mountain opposite is a coal mine, which slightly affects the scenery. Activities: You can choose from paid activities like fishing, stand-up paddleboarding, and boat rides. Any fish you catch can be prepared for free at the restaurant.

The hotel is clean,receptionist is very friendly and good.Comfortable bed,no complains except the tv only shows Chinese channels which is no problem but I wish they at least had English subtitles,their breakfast is not really suitable for breakfast it’s heavy chinese food like rice etc.Hotels should know that a foreigner can come lodge a room and cater to them,I wish they made English breakfast as well.Also the water in the shower comes out little by little and the AC isn’t cold..

workers there don’t speak English so it is hard to communicate,the shower is very dirty so I couldn’t use it and had to leave quickly so I can go and shower somewhere else.Great view though,clean sheets and the rest of the room.I also missed breakfast and I wish they would have reminded me 😅

When visiting Zhejiang and Shanghai, a staycation is an unmissable travel experience. This time, I chose the Laiye Twelve Beasts Designer Homestay in Heping Town, Wuxing District, Huzhou. The entire homestay is nestled among tea gardens surrounded by mountains, with a strong sense of design. There are 12 rooms on 3 floors, each named after a Chinese zodiac animal. Each room has a different style, with some offering tranquil views of vegetation by the window and others offering views of green tea mountains. Each room has its own unique charm. This time, my family and I experienced the rat, sheep, ox, and dog staycations. Each staycation gave me a different feeling. The homestay's own sika deer was the children's favorite, and there was also a silver shaded dog named Zongzi that was very friendly to the guests.