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Absolutely perfect! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This stay completely shattered my expectations of what a B&B could be. From the service to the environment to the facilities, every single aspect was outstanding. It is quietly nestled in the mountains, and the view from the window is simply a masterpiece. The service was incredibly warm and attentive, making you feel like you're visiting an old friend rather than checking into a hotel. Every detail was taken care of from the welcome to the quality of the linens and amenities, showing their sincere care for their guests. If you're looking for a place to truly relax your body and mind, this is definitely the best choice. It's not just a place to stay, but a warm ”home away from home.” Highly recommended!

A peaceful, tastefully designed, family-run retreat with helpful staff, great food, and plenty of local wildlife—plus easy access to nearby attractions but limited nearby conveniences. Had a great stay at this hotel as a peaceful escape from the city. The aesthetic is tasteful and looks beautiful throughout the property—it feels intentionally designed rather than like tacky Instagram photo spots like in many Chinese hotels/tourist spots. The staff were all very helpful and attentive, especially Mia, who was able to assist us in English. The hotel is family-run, and they do an excellent job making you feel welcome and well taken care of. Breakfast and dinner were consistently delicious, with simple, well-prepared food. There isn’t much around the hotel itself, but it’s not too far to visit Yingxi Fenglin and Dongtian. We also booked a guide who took us hiking in the nearby mountains. The train station is about a 30-minute drive away, so don’t expect easy or quick access to Didi. Most other guests seem to be on short stays with their pets, so you should expect lots of animals on the property. We loved meeting all the cats!

It is very close to the scenic spot, very convenient and clean, the hygiene is excellent, the front desk is very enthusiastic and attentive, thumbs up 👍👍👍 There is also a tea tasting downstairs, I bought two bags of tea and learned the story of Yinghong tea. There was just a small episode, the small gift was forgotten to us, and we saw that the guests in other rooms took several, so we knew that some were given away, but when we asked when we left the store, they quickly gave it to us. If I come to play next time, I will continue to book this hotel, it is still very good overall

這家酒店設施十分齊全，客房裡智能電視、迷你冰箱、高速wifi一應俱全，所有電器和傢俱都是剛採購不久的款式，沒有絲毫使用磨損的痕跡，公共區域的走廊和電梯間打掃得一塵不染，走廊兩側還擺放着新鮮的綠植，空氣裡帶着淡淡的消毒水和香薰混合的清新味道，前台工作人員和保潔人員都態度温和，遇到問題總能第一時間耐心迴應解決，整體入住體驗遠超預期。但是，美中不足的是樓層電梯口沒有垃圾桶，我覺得每層電梯口要增加一個好。

The equipment is very new and the decoration is very simple, which is the type we like. This hotel is mainly exquisite, but there are some, and the living experience of the scenic hotel is exchanged for thousands of dollars in room rates. This one is a surprise. If you come to Dongtian Wonderland + Fenglinxiao Town by car, this hotel is almost the most cost-effective choice. Forgot to take pictures of the hotel, just attach a few photos of the scenic spot as compensation, and by the way, the Modou experience presented by the hotel is particularly interesting.

This time I booked a lake view parent-child room. The environment is great and the lake view is great. The service is also very good. For food, I recommend the barbecue set meal and Qingyuan chicken. It is a famous hotel worth visiting again. It would be great if it can be equipped with a Kung Fu tea set and can be hiked in the forest behind. The water supply in the room is a bit lacking. For a tea lover, although there is a brake vending machine, it is not convenient to run back and forth.

This award-winning guesthouse was recommended by a design industry veteran, but the road leading to it is quite challenging. I honestly wouldn't recommend it for women; it's even nicknamed Guangdong's Initial D mountain pass. Our room initially had a minor repair issue, so the front desk offered a free upgrade. After checking out the upgraded room, we decided to stick with our original booking as it had a larger yard and the room itself was very spacious, almost a bit empty – a deliberate design choice, I imagine. The design, despite being a decade old, has really stood the test of time, maintaining a simple yet authentic feel. The exterior wood looks quite weathered, but the interior is well-maintained. Designers often appreciate this aged aesthetic; solid wood is actually the most expensive material, costing several times more than the glossy decorative panels often found in more common, 'pretty' designs. However, it's not universally appealing, especially with Guangdong's frequent rain making maintenance difficult. If you're looking for a delicate, refined aesthetic, I wouldn't recommend it. The food in the mountains was just okay, and for such a remote location, the price wasn't overly expensive. The next day, passing through the town, prices were similar, likely due to it being a tourist area. The next morning, looking out, I started to appreciate the spacious design – its advantage truly shone through. It was incredibly relaxing, and I began to feel a subtle difference. This is what's meant by the luxury of large spaces being the most valuable kind of luxury. Now, staying in a small, cramped hotel room feels completely different. There's a small private pool that's good for kids. The water quality is incredibly smooth. The front desk mentioned that the water for brewing tea in the room comes from a natural spring sourced from the valley behind the mountain, just like the pool water. The staff told us that a top Chinese tea master once insisted on using this raw spring water for brewing a multi-million dollar pu-erh tea cake, refusing even filtered water, claiming it was the second best water quality in Guangdong. The tea tasted excellent, and hearing about the water quality, I asked the manager for a large bottle. Due to the room repair, they also gave us a complimentary bag of tea. After returning to Guangzhou and brewing a pot, if they hadn't warned me beforehand, I would have thought the tea was a rip-off. The difference was indeed huge. Using their old testing pen, the data discrepancy was astonishing. The distant mountain views are incredible, but there were quite a few mosquitoes. They should spray more insecticide when there aren't many guests. Also, there aren't many amenities. There's a tea house not too far away on the mountainside where you can pass the time. It's not crowded, and when no one's around, it has a wonderful atmosphere. The higher you go, the better the view. Overall, everything was quite good, and for a semi-wooden cabin, the hygiene was also excellent. I'll definitely come back next time, but I really need to remember to bring a few buckets with me.

This trip to Yingde was brushed in Xiaohongshu to the cloud beauty hotel. I saw that it was opened in 26 years. I thought about coming to experience it. I didn’t expect that the beauty hotel was better than I thought. First of all, the room was big enough and clean and beautiful. Comfortable, the housekeeper and waiter are very enthusiastic and the service is thoughtful. Help with travel, and responsive. The surrounding facilities of Meisu are complete, such as charging piles, rental electric motorcycles, etc. The door is Huofengshan Station, and you can see Huofeng Mountain in the room. Meisu's breakfast and afternoon tea are also good. Tickets for T-three tea gardens were also given. And not far from the various net red punching points, rent an electric car 🛵 to punch in the various net red spots. Thank you boss for your hospitality, making our trip more enjoyable.

Advantages: In the scenic area, the river view room can look at the river. The room is big enough. Breakfast is a buffet, full, and anal rice noodles. Disadvantages: The room facilities are a bit old, and the showers in the shower rooms are loose and have not been repaired. The hot springs are relatively small and the price is not worth more than 400.

The staff were really friendly, and it's quite close to the scenic spots. Facilities: Pretty well-equipped. Hygiene: Very good. Environment: The surroundings are beautiful, with villages and mountains all around. It's lovely whether it's sunny or rainy. Service: Excellent! The staff even helped us upgrade our room. The hotel also has its own restaurant, which offers great value for money and generous portions. You can pre-order your meals, and the menu provided by the butler has clear pricing, which is a big plus!