Yulong Inns

The inn is quaint, the dining and tea-making area on the 2nd floor is very spacious and the view is excellent. I like to taste the hostess's cuisine the most, and make a unique flavor meal with the freshest and freshly picked vegetables, handmade tofu, eggs and other ingredients. Every meal is delicious. If you like climbers, you can also make an appointment to ask the male owner to lead the climb. The accommodation is very clean, the bath water is hot enough and the washing is very comfortable. It is a lovely and memorable place to relax.

I stayed at Dengfenglai first. Shikongyoujian and Dengfenglai are family. If you come to the ancient town, you must stay at Dengfenglai first and then Shikongyoujian. Don't ask why, experience it for yourself. The boss's family is Naxi people. The aunt and uncle kindly invited us to have breakfast together. There is a dog and two cats. The proprietress is a hot girl from Chongqing. She is very, very nice. Dengfenglai is outside the ancient town, but it takes a few minutes to walk into the ancient town. On the way, you can see the real paradise environment of the town, and Shikongyoujian is in the best location in the ancient town. You can make tea and coffee in the courtyard, read books and be in a daze, watch the stars and chat about life at night. There is also a terrace on the second floor. This trip to Baisha was the most rewarding and the one I loved the most. Hege is the manager of Shikongyoujian. His local recommendations are the most pertinent. None of them are disappointing. Be sure to ask, otherwise you will miss out on 100 million haha

The room was great, and I was very satisfied! The bathroom facilities were very well thought out! The hotel's location is good! However, food hygiene needs improvement. It happened to be raining when I checked in, so I ate at the hotel, and there was something that shouldn't have been there in the food—it was disgusting! I hope they will improve their hygiene management!

The inn is quite new. It has a smart toilet and a projector. However, it is located at the end of the village. The environment of the parking lot is a bit poor. It is muddy and difficult to find the road at night. There are no lights. However, the proprietress was very enthusiastic and came out to lead the way. It is quite close to the parking lot. Yes, the room is relatively quiet, and you should be able to see the snow-capped mountains from the second floor. There is no door to the bathroom, and the toilet flushes too loudly, which somewhat affects the rest of the people in the same room. Everything else is pretty good.

Lijiang was a stop on this trip. Instead of going to Lijiang Old Town (I'd been twice already and it's completely commercialized), I chose Baisha Ancient Town. The day before, I looked at accommodations on Ctrip and was immediately drawn to the quaint and charming style of No. 66, so I booked one night. I contacted the owner on the platform beforehand, asking about parking, distance from the old town, etc. The manager patiently answered all my questions. Upon arrival, he even came by on a small tricycle to help with my luggage. They were incredibly welcoming. After checking in, they thoughtfully recommended places to eat and do in Baisha. The food was absolutely delicious and satisfying. We didn't hesitate to extend our stay for another night. Next time my parents go to Lijiang for a summer getaway, I'll definitely book this guesthouse for them.

Cassie is a wonderful host. The place is superb, the rooms are comfortable, and the whole atmosphere is charming. It's ideally located in Baisha. I had a great stay here. I wouldn't hesitate for a second to come back to this guesthouse if I were to return to Baisha. And I haven't even mentioned Joye, who is also a fantastic and very welcoming host!

If you want to be among the first to visit the First Bend of the Yangtze River in the morning, this restaurant's location is very attractive. The facilities are old, but the hot water and electric blankets are very warm. Considering the price, it's good value for money. Parking is very convenient nearby, and there are many supermarkets and restaurants, so you don't have to worry about finding a place to eat (although the number of restaurants found on reviews is limited).

A huge thank you to the owner for their incredibly warm and friendly hospitality. They went above and beyond by helping us secure discounted tickets for the scenic area's cable car, entrance, and electric shuttle. The courtyard is incredibly cozy and sun-drenched, nestled against lush green mountains, with a clear stream flowing just below. Our room was clean, tidy, and comfortable, ensuring we had a wonderful night's sleep. The adorable resident dog was a delightful distraction that helped ease the children's travel weariness. In the evening, we took the kids to the rooftop to stargaze. The sight of a sky full of stars was a truly precious experience for children growing up in bustling first-tier cities. Laojun Mountain Liming Scenic Area is quite off the beaten path; I stumbled upon it by chance and, after a bit of research, decided to add it to our itinerary. It was absolutely worth the trip, and the photos speak for themselves! The tourist pedestrian street where the guesthouse is located has very reasonable prices, whether for dining, convenience stores, or small supermarkets. I hope the Laojun Mountain Liming Danxia Scenic Area attracts many more visitors, allowing the local community to benefit further. I truly love this place and wish it all the best. Hope to visit again!

I recommend conducting thorough research before making reservations to fully understand what to expect. We were somewhat surprised by the campsite-style setup, as we booked based solely on website photos without delving into the specifics. While the facilities are adequate, the layout lacks privacy. For instance, to use the cabin's toilet, all curtains on the first level must be closed. Additionally, the toilet bowl is situated behind stairs without any curtains, potentially allowing others in the cabin to see. Moreover, the second-level flooring consists of planks with numerous gaps, providing visibility to the first level, including the bathtub and toilet bowl. I strongly advise against booking this accommodation for families with children due to the safety risk posed by the sliding doors on the second level, which lack safety measures. While they offer a unique view of the mountain, the danger of potential falls is significant. If you do choose to consider it as a family cabin, I recommend checking with the staff to lock the doors from the outside for added safety. Despite the unexpected aspects mentioned above, our overall stay was still decent. The staff were hospitable and helpful throughout our visit. Communication was convenient via WeChat for check-in details, recommendations, and self-checkout. It seems that the camping style of accommodation was a selling point, it’s definitely a unique stay. I’m sure there’s a specific crowd that would fully enjoy the experience.

The inn is right by the square, in the diplomatic circle of the city, and the location is very good. The sister of the inn is very warm, kind and beautiful and simple. My sister and husband cook and cook very delicious. The ingredients are grown and raised by themselves. It is absolutely delicious. Especially recommended tofu and chicken hot pot. The environment of the inn is also very good, clean and clean, a total of five rooms, three standard rooms and two big bed rooms, if you can, the private field is very good, you can sit in the attic and chat freely. This time we were chartered for six people and stayed for two nights. Because the first night had already booked the Youth Hostel, I couldn't retreat, and the Youth Hostel couldn't solve the meal. I came to my sister for dinner. I originally planned to stay in Stone City for two nights and immediately changed to stay for three nights! Imagine how great my sister is at home, recommend it!