Suyun Village

The environment is full of folk customs, the owner is very artistic, and the staff of the manor are as friendly as family members

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非常滿意，設施齊全，環境優美，有自己獨特的美食，老闆熱情，這家店很有底藴。

First of all, Suyun is worth the trip. First I was attracted by the name, then I was moved by the culture, and finally I was retained by the environment. I have stayed in many B&Bs. I personally think that a good B&B can let you intuitively feel the owner's tone, life attitude and cultural attributes. The courtyard is neat and orderly, mainly based on folk customs, with many old objects collected, and the courtyard is large. Although it is a Gobi desert in the northwest, the flowers, plants and trees are kept lush and green. Every word is written by the owner himself, and every collection can tell a story. The quality of the accommodation and bedding is very good, the meals are authentic specialties, and everyone exudes the simplicity and enthusiasm of the locals. Wherever you live, you choose to meet a group of people, put down your impetuous mood, put down your hostility, and let your body and mind truly belong to this place. The small town may be a little desolate, but a group of people overcame natural conditions and carefully built this place for Meet a better you on the journey.

It's a farmhouse that does catering. There are only a few guest rooms. At noon and in the afternoon, the place is full of guests who come to eat and play cards. There is no reception and no service to speak of. I was deceived by the picture and thought it was a very interesting small courtyard of a homestay. This price is more expensive than many hotels. Totally not worth it. The electric water heater is only enough for two people to take a shower on such a hot day. The child took 10 minutes to bathe, and my husband took 5 minutes, and then I had to wait for the water to boil. And it’s very remote. In an unfinished building. There's nothing nearby.