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The location of the homestay is very good, just in the scenic area, the vehicle can be reported in advance, the decoration style is very like, there are charging piles very convenient. The proprietress is gentle and kind, everything is very detailed, and the boss cooks super delicious! It is recommended to have a meal at their house, clean and delicious. The kids are also very cute and enthusiastic! The only thing I want to say is that if the in-house guests are really afraid of dogs, please take a second or two to see if they are ”pet friendly” when booking accommodation! ! ! It is not easy to find a pet friendly family with a puppy. Moreover, our puppy has never called anyone, and it is inexplicably disgusted? ! It's so bad that you can close the room and you're not allowed to come out...

This trip with friends was absolutely perfect! The surroundings boast stunning mountain and water views, and the hotel itself is clean and quiet with a great ambiance. The front desk and housekeeping staff were all so friendly and responsive to our needs – truly thoughtful and attentive. The room's amenities were brand new, the bedding was comfortable, and all the facilities were complete, making for a very pleasant stay. Both the accommodation and the recreational facilities exceeded my expectations. Excellent value for money, I highly recommend checking this place out!

The location of Hua Yixiao B&B is very good, with easy access. When you enter, you can see the small garden arranged by the owner is very warm, and the room is very clean and bright. The couple are very enthusiastic people. We had dinner at his house for two nights and the food was quite good. Later I learned that the boss had been a chef for more than 10 years. It is also worth mentioning that when I went home this time, I found that I had lost a valuable item. I immediately called the boss. After the boss found it for me, he quickly sent it back to me. I was very touched. I am so lucky to meet you. I'm so happy. Next time I will bring my family to stay for a while. This is a very suitable place to maintain health and purify the body, mind and soul.

A very design homestay with a great location. The proprietress is very warm and thoughtful. The breakfast is so rich and delicious. The fourth floor is my favorite. I washed and dried all my clothes after playing for many days. I didn't want to leave after living here. The homestay is located in the scenic area and is very close to several scenic spots. The room is very clean. The proprietress patiently introduced us to the place where we ate and taught us how to play. The service is very good and I will come next time.

Wanting to enjoy a few days of slow living, we visited the Xiandu Scenic Area in Jinyun based on a friend's recommendation. Avoiding the hassle of rushing from one attraction to another, we opted for a guesthouse within the scenic area for four days – a low-carbon and leisurely trip. Xuanzhiyuan provided a wonderful experience and is definitely worth returning to. The rooms were clean and tidy, the courtyard quiet and peaceful. The rooms were comfortable enough to comfortably accommodate five people. (There's only one bathroom, so it needs to be used strategically. We had three people, which was fine.) The owner, Xiaopang, was attentive and welcoming, always ready to help and offering suggestions for optimizing our itinerary. The owner's mother, a gentle and beautiful woman from Jiangnan, prepared different breakfasts every day: noodles, wontons, porridge, green rice dumplings, sweet potatoes, and Jinyun sesame cakes – all delicious. The owner's father maintained the charming garden, loved photography, and made hand-drip coffee, treating us to coffee every morning. Dinghu Peak, Zhutan Mountain, Yandang Study, and Niweng Cave are all within walking distance, emphasizing a relaxed and leisurely pace. Xiaochibi and Xiandu Temple are also nearby; the owner drove us there, and we strolled back. Boss Bao drove us to Yanxia Village and Heyang Ancient Village. Four nights and three days, a leisurely stroll through Xiandu, very comfortable. I recommend visiting in spring (March, April, early May), and autumn is also said to be beautiful (October, November). I'll come back again sometime, Jinyun!

Because we were in a hurry and arrived late on June 1st, we had to go to the Parrot Bird House early on the morning of June 2nd. We chose a small courtyard in the back mountain of the B&B across the street. It was really close and the decoration style was more fashionable than other B&Bs in the surrounding area. The owner was very nice. We had dinner in the back mountain that night. Since there were only two of us, we didn’t order much, but the chicken soup was really delicious, and the vegetarian dishes were also very tasty. The next morning, we happily crossed the street to find the Parrot Bird House.

The beauty of Zuoju stands out among the surrounding rustic wooden houses. The decor is primarily American, with touches of Baroque style, reflecting the owner's discerning taste. Of course, the beautiful owner herself is the most beautiful part of the scenery. Not only is she beautiful, but she's also gentle and thoughtful. Both the people and the space feel seamless, creating a comfortable and relaxed stay. As a northerner, I'm most wary of damp bedding and room odors. Zuoju's rooms are spotlessly clean, and the bedding is dry and comfortable. The location is also excellent, within walking distance of the surrounding attractions, which is great for a walker like me. I'd definitely choose this place again.

The hotel is located within the Xiandu Scenic Area, just a 5-minute walk from the Dinghu Peak entrance. The scenic area shuttle bus stop is right in front of the entrance, making it very convenient. Currently, only Dinghu Peak and Furong Gorge require admission tickets within the Xiandu Scenic Area; the rest are free. The shuttle bus is valid for two days. My itinerary is for independent travelers, so the following suggestions are provided: Day 1 Morning: Dinghu Peak Scenic Area: Since I'm staying at a guesthouse at the Dinghu Peak entrance, I won't be purchasing a bus ticket today. I'll walk the entire Dinghu Peak area, which takes about 2.5 hours. To save energy, I'll take a cable car to the back of Dinghu Peak. Drive up the mountain and walk down. D1 Afternoon: Niutan Mountain Scenic Area: Before the entrance to Dinghu Peak Scenic Area, there's a greenway leading to Niutan Mountain, approximately 1.2 kilometers long. D2 Morning: Furong Gorge Scenic Area: Buy a shuttle bus ticket to Niutan Mountain, then take the Furong Gorge shuttle bus. From the bus station, walk to the Furong Gorge entrance, crossing a bridge. The entrance is unassuming, but the scenery inside is beautiful and unique. Admission is 12 yuan (discounted), and entrance and exit are from the same location. The entire walk involves climbing stairs, approximately two hours. D2 Afternoon: Take a shuttle bus to Xiao Chibi, Dadu Rock, and Xiandu Temple. D3 Morning: Take a shuttle bus to the scenic area exit, then take a Didi to the high-speed rail station. Xiandu Scenic Area has many trails, making it a pleasant stroll in the early morning and evening. Vehicles are controlled within the scenic area, so security is very safe. The guesthouse I stayed at left its doors unlocked at night.

A stay beyond expectations! The scenic area is super convenient and parking is available. Hygiene and clean, the boss also intimately upgraded the room. The family was unwell on the way, and the boss helped before and after running, especially moved. Although I returned early for some reason, I have made an appointment to come back next time. I sincerely recommend it!

We booked this B&B on the first day we went to Xiandu. The proprietress was kind-hearted and provided excellent service. She not only arranged for us to cook tea and sing by the fire, but also arranged an itinerary for the next day, which was in the room. There was something wrong with the facilities. The boss said that the air conditioner had just been overhauled, but when we turned it on, it would emit a burning smell, which was a bit scary. It started to rain and cool down on the day we went, so we didn't dare to turn on the air conditioner in the afternoon. I turned on a heater and it was a bit cold! But when we turned on the air conditioner at night, the smell disappeared, and we didn't sleep cold at all. Another problem is that we booked a stargazing room in the attic. If we turn on the air conditioning downstairs, the attic upstairs will be very stuffy! Overall, the room was on the small side. We were two adults and two children, so we had a lot of luggage. There were no luggage racks or tables inside, so it was quite crowded to put things in.