What's it like staying in a cozy wooden cabin in Hemu Village, Altay?

This time we visited Hemu Village in Altay, where wooden cabins are iconic landmarks. We chose to stay at the Hemu Qu Yuanfang Travel Photography Inn during our trip. It was our first time staying in such quaint little houses, and unexpectedly, the experience turned out to be quite memorable ✌️ The inn features many standalone wooden cabins surrounded by a courtyard blooming with sunflowers 🌻. The rooms are fully equipped with everything you could need—bathtub, hairdryer, water heater, smart toilet, and more—making it hard to believe you're staying in a "village." Through the large floor-to-ceiling windows, the view outside makes you feel like you're in a hidden paradise. Opening the room door was a delightful surprise. The interior is decorated in a classic Baroque style, creating a striking contrast with the natural scenery outside. This dramatic juxtaposition is truly impressive 👍🏻 The next morning, the butler prepared warm sandwiches 🥪 and local specialty milk tea for us, adding a touch of warmth to the chilly village air ❤️ Overall, the service, inn environment, and location made for an excellent stay. The only drawbacks might be the slightly higher price and the village's restriction on air conditioning, which can make it a bit cold at times. Still, it was an unforgettable experience!