Pingyang Hotels with Pools

老闆非常用心，住宿房間超大，游泳池。花園，涼亭，茶室。一應俱全，帶了狗狗，毛孩子歡樂極了，老闆也不擔心花園，房間會不會搞亂，經常讓解開它們讓多跑跑，是個非常好，非常暖男的老闆！！點贊👍🏻

It was the first time I saw Sai Wan Beach. The high tide in the evening was quite spectacular. The children caught many small crabs and were busy all afternoon. The owner of the B&B is kind and satisfied!

The room was spotless, well-equipped, and incredibly cozy and comfortable! The host was incredibly welcoming and attentive, patiently answering all my questions and making my trip so much easier. I was also very grateful for the chilled watermelon and snacks provided. The food at their restaurant was excellent too, especially the spicy crayfish – it really packed a punch!

This is one of the few homestays I want to comment on. First of all, it really makes people feel great. All the staff are very caring and great. They prepared afternoon tea for us and mahjong room. There are also swimming pools, children's playgrounds, nearby farmhouses are cheap and delicious, great 👍

The public spaces of the homestay are well designed. Whether it is facing the tea garden viewing platform, the reading corner full of scrolls, or the carefully arranged tea room/coffee bar, they provide excellent emptying and social places. Here, time seems to slow down. You can hold a book, smell the tea fragrance of the mountain breeze to read; you can make a pot of tea, chat with friends; you can also do nothing, quietly watch the sunset and the stars at night, the clouds are curled up, enjoy the rare empty and quiet.

The room was a bit small, but adequate, a kind of ”small but perfectly formed” feeling, though not actually that small. (Perhaps because I booked a twin room.) My room was 2017 on the 20th floor, not the last room, a few rooms away from the elevator, a pretty good location, and quite quiet both day and night. (The room key is used to access the elevator; the foot massage parlor on the 6th floor is accessed via an elevator outside the hotel, ensuring maximum security, though it's a little inconvenient.) The room facilities and cleanliness were quite good, except for the small space and slightly dated feel, but the facilities were quite complete, including a bathtub, which was super comfortable for soaking. The hotel sells bathtub covers for 10 yuan, and there's a 24-hour convenience store nearby that's cheaper. Besides basic toiletries and two bottles of water, everything else in the room required payment, which I could accept, but generally, high-end hotels seem to offer quite a lot of free food. There was a kettle and a microwave (?), I think it was a microwave. The floor-to-ceiling windows create a nice atmosphere, and the whole house is smart home and voice-controlled. The TV only shows fixed channels, not dramas, which is a bit of a gimmick, but I don't watch TV anyway. The air conditioning is great, making it comfortable to sleep at night. The receptionist and service were excellent; they answered all my questions and even brought food upstairs, thank you. The breakfast was terrible, with a limited selection, mostly pre-made dishes. There were bread rolls, toast, and steamed egg custard—Western-style carbs; fried noodles, glutinous rice noodles, and (freshly cooked) soup noodles—Chinese-style carbs; salads...the side dishes were mostly canned: seaweed, smoked beef (?) or ham, boneless chicken feet, bamboo shoots; opposite were several kinds of fruit, and canned fruit like oranges or something; there were also steamed buns, taro, corn, peanuts, eggs, etc.; drinks were soy milk and orange juice; there were also stir-fried dishes, like scrambled eggs with tomatoes and broccoli. Pre-made isn't a problem, but the taste is just average. The selection is limited, but you could add more vegetables; it doesn't take long to cook them. Disappointing. I should have known better than to add breakfast; I couldn't get up early enough, and the food was awful. A deposit is required upon check-in, which is common for higher-star hotels. (I'm rambling a bit, haha.) Overall, it was quite good; I was very satisfied with the comfortable stay. There's also a gym and swimming pool on the fifth floor; those who can swim can bring a swimsuit.

1. I lived in a lot of homestays. The first time I encountered a bracket, I was a little scared. Fortunately, I didn’t hit my foot. It was also a lucky luck in misfortune. 2. Due to my negligence, I forgot to take back the mobile phone charger before checking out. I remembered it that night. The proprietress helped to ask the aunt and said that I didn’t find it. The aunt was dishonest or the next resident was dishonest. There is no way to ask. I can spend money to buy lessons.

Xanadu! The proprietress helped upgrade the bed type and added breakfast, so intimate! The homestay is surrounded by green waters and green mountains, and it is very close to a waterfall attraction. It takes 20 minutes to walk. It is great! The homestay can also eat, the master is good at craftsmanship, a bit salty, and can sing KTV. After dinner, I met a strange friend in Wenzhou and invited him to eat and drink under the tent. The atmosphere and fun were full! Praise Wenzhou!