Deqin Hotels with Pools

"We stayed for two nights. We arrived after 9 pm on the first day, and the landlady was very welcoming, helping us with our luggage and preparing dinner. The pear juice she provided was very rich and delicious, and the beef hot pot soup had plenty of meat and was very tasty. The meal was inexpensive but very satisfying. There were some minor issues with the room, such as the window not locking properly, and the bathroom not having a separate shower area, resulting in some dampness and odor. There were also some small insects, which was unavoidable given the abundance of greenery and the excellent ecosystem of the estate. On the second night, the pear juice prepared by the male owner seemed a bit sparse, and the taste wasn't as good as the first night. However, we still bought some from the landlady before leaving, as dried pears are natural and healthy, and the children love them. The breakfast prepared by the landlady was also very rich and nutritious, and the three of us were very satisfied. The estate is quite large, and staying there allowed us to experience their lifestyle, which was quite nice and authentic. Although it was summer vacation, the children still spent a lot of time on homework every day. While I don't completely agree with this, the atmosphere is the kind of idyllic retreat many families dream of, a place for relaxation and rejuvenation. Additionally, when doing laundry, we found that they were using a semi-automatic washing machine, which was quite inconvenient. It's fine if we do laundry occasionally, but it's a waste of time if we do it every day. We joked that we should suggest they get a fully automatic washing machine so the landlady could have an easier time. She's already busy enough with all the housework, and having to climb those incredibly narrow stairs to the rooftop to do laundry every day is just as tiring. Overall, staying at the estate was very comfortable, and with the upstream water flowing through it, it's an ideal summer retreat."