"The hotel is small, only two floors, but very clean, with new furniture. My son and I stayed in a standard room. There was free hot and cold water in the corridor, and it was very close to the swings and the throne room. The on-site restaurant is also very popular with locals."

"The location is relatively remote, the conditions are average, but the price-performance ratio is high. There is no restaurant either, so you have to go out to eat."

"The hotel is a bed and breakfast in a small fish village, under limited resources the basic facilities of the bed and breakfast are quite good, the bed and breakfast is also clean, breakfast is okay. The location is right in the middle of the old and new fruit, not too convenient, forced the aurora also have to walk a distance to see."

"Great hotel, single-family cabin, the sea outside the window, the room is very new and hygienic ～"

"This is the largest wooden house in Laojieli. There are two rows of wooden houses on the beach. Outside the door are the big swing and other popular attractions. You can see the aurora when you go out."

"1. Landlord: Fair and straightforward, gets straight to the point. A WeChat contact was left on the property listing, but I couldn't find it. The landlord was probably drawn over by our commotion. 2. Amenities: What you see is what you get. The only downside is the insufficient heating. Although there are extra radiators, you still need a light down jacket and a wool sweater indoors. The kitchen is fully equipped, but the only major drawback is the lack of Wi-Fi! There's a Wi-Fi sign in the room, but it's completely unusable; apparently, it's out of credit. The landlord also said there's no Wi-Fi. To get Wi-Fi or a signal, you have to walk to the restaurant right outside the door, which is really inconvenient. 3. Location: Opposite to all the popular tourist attractions. I recommend hiring a car. Otherwise, like us, we took a bus. The location is between several bus stops, and in -20°C weather, it was a difficult walk from the next bus stop in Old Jebel. Neither the landlord nor the restaurant could help us call a taxi, so we had to walk, which was extremely difficult. (P.S. It took 25 minutes to walk from this house to several attractions in Old Jebel Ali, and my face was freezing.)"