Find2-Star Hotels in Pingyao

What a pleasure to stay here! The location in the Old City is beautiful and interesting, with a benefit of being easy to find. The owners have a wonderful service attitude, and tried to help me with all my little issues. My room was cozy and quiet, sloping roof meet the eaves with a courtyard view. The owners offer railway station pick up, but if you end up taking a taxi, direct the driver to the north gate.

Location is superb. Inside the Ancient City. The people who run it is sooo nice and helpful. The room really clean and in cold days, it get really warm. SUPER NICE!

The location is very good. Just walk straight for about 50 meters after entering the north gate. We came to the ancient city in the off-season. There is a large parking lot outside, which is also very convenient. The courtyard is ancient and quaint, and the house has a brick bed, which I also experienced.

Stayed two nights and absolutely loved it. The traditional architecture gives the place a unique charm. The room was clean, and the hot showers were great. The host was friendly, helpful, and fluent in English. She very resourceful! I also met some awesome fellow backpackers. Everything about this hostel is super chill. And what other hostel lets you check in from 8? Highly recommend! 10/10

The two bosses are very welcoming and kind-hearted. The room is very clean and the quilt covers are all made of pure cotton. It feels like home. Many people stayed here but they left in a hurry. I will stay in this youth hostel again when I come to Pingyao to have fun next time. The location is easy to find. There is the bus station and the north gate of the ancient city right outside the door. It is also convenient for eating. It is safe to stay here when traveling alone. It feels like home!

This place has very high value for money. The owners are sweet and caring, and the rooms are basic but have everything you need. There's a little quiet courtyard to hang out in. While it's in the outskirts of the ancient city, it's still within the walls. This part of the ancient city is much quieter than the center, which has its benefits, and it's still a short walk to the attractions. Furthermore it's very easy to get to and from other locations with bus/taxi as it's very close to the roads just outside the wall.

All good. Besides not being able to connect to wifi, the water in the shower slowly got colder while I was showering. The most praiseworthy thing is the service: I have a bad sense of direction and I am afraid of the criss-crossing alleys in the ancient city. Thank you uncle for riding a cat to pick me up at the city gate and taking me to dinner and travel photography; when I checked out, he took me to the Xiaonanmen parking lot. What’s more important is that when I arrived at the parking lot and was about to contact the ride-sharing driver, I found that my cell phone was broken. Can neither receive nor make calls. The most important thing is that I have no cash on me, only this cell phone. At this time, the enthusiastic uncle took me to have my phone repaired, and waited until the phone was repaired and the ride-sharing driver picked me up before leaving. I was so moved that I almost cried [almost crying][almost crying][almost crying] When I checked out, the aunt gave me an egg, two pancakes, and sweet tea that she made herself for breakfast. Thank you so much for being such a wonderful family! [strong][strong][strong]

OMG #besthotelever!!! We felt like a Ming dinasty princesses (and we actually were 💅). The hotel staff was so nice they gave us a free room upgrade to the most luxurious one and gave us a free ride from inside the town to the train station (mind that inside the ancient town normal taxies or didi can not enter). The building in general is very traditional and charming in a small alley far away from the crowds (very cutesty very demure) If you're young and beautiful and want to feel like Paris Hilton in the 00's you should definetly rent traditional hanfu female clothing (*but to pull it off you must have the queer slay if not desist). Trust me everyone in the city will want to take a picture with you and they'll get in line.

The youth hostel is very close to Ximen! Looking in from outside the alley, you can see the house number at a glance. It was transformed from a fairly typical ancient dwelling, so it has a tile roof, a door curtain, an earthen bed and a courtyard. The courtyard is a public area. When appropriate, everyone will sit in the courtyard and talk and laugh! Although the toilet and bathroom are integrated and a bit small, normal water use is no problem; new quilt covers, pillowcases and mattresses, as well as toiletries will be given when you check in; drinking hot water, hair dryers and laundry detergent are in the store room. The boss is mainly a young guy who is very kind, patient, and knowledgeable. He is very talkative and plays video games all the time! I also have a paparazzi named ”Guapi” who has a pretty good temper! I also met an older brother from BUAA, and we visited scenic spots and ate together. This is the charm of youth hostels! I returned home from Pingyao, but the feeling of loss still lingers. I hope I can meet you all next time! I also hope everyone is safe and well!

I went there on the second day of the ***** New Year. Hotels and B&Bs in the scenic area were too expensive. I booked the boss’ B&B online. It was pretty good, but the location was a bit out of the way. I booked a double bed room with my brother, and the boss gave me an extra bed. Quilt