Hotels in Yaolin Fairyland/OMG Heartbeat Paradise, Tonglu

The professional photography service was excellent; the photos turned out beautifully. The complimentary fruit was very fresh. This is my third time staying at a Sun Park hotel, and it's consistently good. This particular one isn't humid, which made for a very comfortable stay. The resort grounds are spacious and peaceful. The cave-themed coffee shop is quite mysterious. Breakfast offers a wide variety, and the Chinese baby meals are perfect. It's also conveniently located near many attractions.

The room is on the 5th floor, with a swimming pool and movies at night. The kids loved it and wanted to play in the water, but the water outside was still a little cold. When I checked out, the owner gave me the local specialty dried bamboo shoots, which was a very warm feeling.

The owner was incredibly hospitable and the service was excellent. Most guests here are visiting OMG Thrill Park, and the owner specifically told us to grab some hotel mineral water and apples to take with us. The room was also very new and clean, and the family room was super spacious. I especially want to mention that we forgot two small bottles in the room, and the owner went out of their way to bring them out to us. The service was truly outstanding, no complaints at all! If we come back to visit, we'll definitely stay here again! 😄

The owner was very nice and thoughtfully upgraded our room. During the day, we played in the pool, and the owner gave us free watermelons he'd grown himself. It was so relaxing to swim, enjoy the blue sky, and eat watermelon while looking at the clouds. We had dinner at the B&B's own farmhouse restaurant. The Jiangxi auntie was a fantastic cook, and the owner's free-range chicken was delicious. After dinner, we sat on the observation deck, gazing out into the distance. The cool breeze was like stepping back into our childhood, enjoying the cool breeze in the courtyard. In the morning, we watched the sunrise rise, the clouds curling up, and it felt like walking in a fairyland. Breakfast was also corn and sweet potatoes grown by the owner himself, eggs, porridge, and a side dish of pickles and meat buns. This trip exceeded our expectations. The overall experience was excellent, perfect for a relaxing family getaway or company team-building...

Beyond the flat plains lie spring mountains, and the grassy path is nestled within them. An hour and a half after departing from Yuhang, the car stopped in front of a shop sign. A small gate, hidden by a grassy path, opened to reveal a vast expanse of lush green lawn, like a thick, verdant carpet. On the lawn stood a five-story industrial-style building—the Grassy Path Guesthouse. The guesthouse's pets were all adorable and friendly: the dogs were domesticated, the cats wild. Dinner at the guesthouse featured a fragrant and sweet hot pot of free-range chicken and vegetables, and flavorful grilled beef and shrimp. Reading, sipping tea, and drinking coffee in the tatami study and tea room—a few relaxing days were truly delightful. As dawn and dusk passed, every step was met with verdant greenery and the sounds of birds and insects. At sunrise, golden rays pierced the clouds and pierced the forests and mountains; at dusk, countless stars shone brightly against the indigo sky. The tranquility of the mountains and fields could cleanse the dust of the world and soothe the soul. I would definitely come back to stay.

It wasn't as outstanding as it was two years ago. The room had a musty smell when I entered, and a foul odor came from the toilet when it was opened. The sink also drained incredibly slowly. I didn't expect my first stay to be so good, and the second one to be so disappointing. The breakfast options weren't as plentiful as before either. Perhaps because Sun Park opened and there are more guests, the hotel is showing its age and some issues are popping up. Parking is available right at the entrance, and the service was fine; the security guard was very proactive. I hope the hardware conditions can be improved.

The hosts of this homestay are incredibly warm and welcoming. The rooms are spotlessly clean and equipped with modern amenities. The toilets are smart, and each room has a projector, so you can cast from your phone to binge-watch shows. The location is excellent; it's about a 15-minute walk (1 km) from OMG Heartbeat Park. But the hosts won't let you walk; they personally provide pickup and drop-off services. The small swimming pool in the courtyard is perfect for kids to splash around in, and the hosts diligently clean it and change the water regularly. There are also cats to pet; one is a mischievous blue cat named Babaozhou (Eight Treasure Porridge) who loves to roam freely outside. There's also a very well-behaved adopted white kitten, only two months old. A cute guinea pig adds to the charm, making this a truly family-friendly place. In the backyard garden, you can pick fresh vegetables like eggplants, corn, angled luffa, and sweet potato leaves. When autumn arrives and the persimmons ripen, everyone can feast on the fruit from the hundred-year-old persimmon tree right outside the homestay. We really look forward to coming back in the autumn! The irrigation ditches by the rice fields are teeming with various small creatures, and our kids learned about pond frogs and golden-lined frogs. They had a blast catching fish with a net.

The hotel is quite new and the rooms are quite spacious and bright. Parking lot and charging piles are very convenient. Breakfast can be full and there are pasta and dumplings. I have to remember to stare at my aunt. Otherwise, it will be easy to mess with more people. Knowing that I had to catch the high-speed rail on the second morning, I also drove me to the station in a Mercedes-Benz commercial car. The driver was the front desk brother, warm and thoughtful, and recommended to the friends who came to the heartbeat park and played rafting.

Overall, I feel that it has not reached the level of Hanting Youjia, and I need to continue to work hard to improve the software and hardware capabilities. Facilities: General, no smart home, smart toilet. Environment: General, the sheets are obviously dusty. Service: The front desk asked and answered again, no smile

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and find a secluded haven amidst the green mountains of Tonglu: Nanshan Yijing. The gentle, minimalist space, with its log cabins and wabi-sabi aesthetic, is bathed in sunlight streaming through the glass swimming pool overhead. Looking down, you can see the water rippling, and the play of light and shadow gently dances within the room—a uniquely romantic touch. Opening the floor-to-ceiling windows reveals a tranquil mountain landscape: rolling green hills, rice paddies, and ancient trees. Sipping a drink by the window, watching the artificial rain curtain fall softly, the sound of rain mingling with the verdant scenery, instantly soothes all anxieties. This place offers more than just beautiful scenery; it boasts a wealth of recreational facilities: an indoor pool table, retro arcade games, and a children's building block area—a dedicated play area for kids and a relaxing space for adults; a private hot spring courtyard and an outdoor lawn with a canopy—perfect for picnics and enjoying the breeze during the day, or soaking in the private hot spring in the evening while listening to the gentle breeze. The rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows with a projector, allowing you to enjoy the mountain scenery from your bed or snuggle up to watch a movie before sleep. The bathrooms are fully equipped with smart home features, ensuring maximum comfort. A hearty Chinese breakfast is also provided each morning. No need to rush; at Nanshan Yijing, slowing down is the true meaning of a vacation. During the day, enjoy free stream trekking and water activities nearby, and at night, drift off to sleep to the gentle breeze of the mountain forest. A top choice for weekend getaways for families or friends in the Yangtze River Delta region.