Ξενοδοχεία φιλικά προς τα κατοικίδια σε Επαρχία Γιουγιάνγκ

"The location is fantastic, right by the North Gate parking lot. Shiban Street is just downstairs, making it super convenient for getting around and dining. Our room had a private balcony with river views; sitting there with a pot of tea was incredibly relaxing. The lovely owner was very welcoming, proactively helped us with our luggage, and even gave us some sightseeing tips."

"The room was clean and tidy. Parking was available at the south gate, overlooking the river. It's a stilted building, with one side facing the river and the other the street – quite unusual, the street-facing side is on a higher floor and also part of the compound. It was very cold by the river; I slept in a down jacket at night because the air conditioning was practically useless. The bathroom was on the balcony, and the sliding door was very noisy. We drew the curtains to keep warm, but they fell down in the middle of the night – it was really scary! We proactively told the landlord to fix it when we checked out."

"For those of us who have been to many ancient towns and stayed in many homestays, the service of this inn is really speechless. Because we were traveling with 5 elderly people, I was very selective when booking the B&B in Gongtan Ancient Town. After seeing the introduction and pictures of the inn, I thought the hardware (separate wet and dry areas in the toilet and bathroom, shower with heater) was good. I also read everyone's comments saying that the service was also very good, so I finally decided to choose Xirongxuan. However, all the unpleasantness started from the second call to the boss. We arrived at the parking lot around 5 o'clock after visiting the Three Natural Bridges and the Ground Crack. Our chartered car driver asked me to contact the boss to pick us up. According to previous experience, when entering the ancient town, the boss or staff would usually come out to pick us up. However, when I called the boss for the first time, the boss specified that we get off at the north gate parking lot and let us take the scenic area's sightseeing bus to the homestay (2 yuan per person). Okay, no problem, we came in by ourselves. However, there were only cars but no drivers in the parking lot. I looked around but didn't see anyone. I had no choice but to call the boss again. At this time, the boss still emphasized that I should find a driver. When I said there was no one, he reluctantly said, ”Then I'll pick you up.” After waiting for a few minutes, the boss finally showed up. Knowing that there were six of us, he drove a small car that could only seat four at most, including the luggage. I said that some of us could wait for him in the parking lot and asked him to pick us up again. The boss's answer was, ”The other two of you can walk in by yourselves. It's only a few hundred meters away.” Oh my God, he asked us to find it by ourselves in an ancient town we had never been to, not to mention how tired we were after climbing the mountain for a whole day. After my repeated requests, the boss said that he would pick me up again, but I had to wait (I later learned that because it was a one-way street, he had to go around in a circle, so he was unwilling to do so). I brought three elders and followed the boss to the B&B first. The boss dropped us off at the bottom of the B&B. Only then did I realize that it was a long and steep flight of steps to get to the B&B. I didn’t see anyone else coming to pick us up, so I carried a big bag and a 20-inch suitcase on my back. The three elders followed me and we began to climb up. After climbing a few steps, I looked up and saw a woman in pajamas looking at us at the door of the B&B. I thought it was another guest. She kept watching us climb up. When there were only a few steps left, she suddenly ran over and said, ”Let me help you.” It turned out to be the proprietress. There were only a few steps left. You pretended to come over to help us with our luggage. What were you doing before? The proprietress said arrogantly that she was not in good health. Is poor health a reason for you to treat guests like this? It's really ridiculous. Or if you said sorry when you saw me and said you were not feeling well and couldn't help you, I would have accepted it. The couple really aren't suited to running a B&B, or rather they should hire some helpers. The two of them can only be bosses. The next day after checking out, we had to go to the pier to take a boat and take our luggage with us. The night before, the boss said he would help us book a scenic spot bus to take us. After the pick-up, I would rather spend money to take the scenic spot bus. The next morning the boss said he would give us a ride, but the prerequisite was that two of us had to walk to the dock by ourselves. My anger, which had already subsided, was instantly ignited again. Really, why are you so unwilling to do something like stepping on the accelerator when you're driving? What's more, from what I observed that night, there were only six of us in three rooms in the entire inn. Then the boss asked me for the phone number of our chartered driver. At this time, I really didn't want him to take us there, but the elder kept persuading me. I told him that he could go to the parking lot and I would find a driver to put the luggage away. The boss's service consciousness suddenly awakened and he said he would serve us well, my God. In the end, my three elders still walked to the pier by themselves. This boss is awesome. In the whole inn, only the boss's mother understood how to entertain guests. She always spoke to us politely. There was no service at all in the whole inn. Finally, I want to say that no matter how good the hardware of an inn is, if the service cannot keep up, it will ruin its reputation. B&Bs rely on word of mouth. Maybe the owner of this place is just doing a one-time business, so he doesn't care about the guests' feelings. In fact, even if the conditions of the inn are a little worse, the service is heartwarming and everyone will naturally accept the poor conditions."

"This hotel is in the scenic area, pet friendly, we brought a dog to live in, feel very comfortable. This hotel is wide enough, the parking lot outside the hotel is quite wide, there are basketball courts and table tennis courts, and there are even special lighting at night. If it is summer, you can definitely exercise. The sky full of stars at night is the highlight. I have not seen so many stars in a long time. It is especially beautiful and very suitable for the name of the hotel."

"Staying here felt like being welcomed into the home of a deeply cultured family. The décor is a beautiful, personal curation: art and personal book collection, vintage porcelain, silk cushions, and carefully chosen artworks. Nothing feels excessive or staged. Every object has intention behind it — a celadon vase here, a bronze figurine there — and yet the overall feeling is one of warmth and ease, not a museum. The rooms are serene, the linens impeccable, and the little touches — embroidered pillow slips, a hand-painted watercolour above the bed — speak of a host who genuinely cares. The lady boss is a gracious and soft spoken lady. She offers just the right amount of company and showed us the warmth of Gongtan residents through her actions and food. This is not just a place to sleep. It is a place that stays with you."

"The room is quite nice, suitable for bringing children. It has a tatami room with two large beds and a balcony. I can sit on the balcony and watch the river in the early morning. The breeze is very comfortable and cool. There's just not much food nearby. Not many tourists, not crowded. There are discounts for booking a cruise with your landlord"

"This was my first time staying at this hotel, and the experience was quite good. The room was very clean, and the front desk staff were friendly and welcoming. Breakfast for two was a buffet with a good variety of options, including noodles and mung bean noodles. The laundry room had a dryer, which was very convenient for doing laundry while on a business trip. If I come back for business in the future, I will definitely choose this hotel again."

"A place suitable for seclusion! A place full of Tujia culture! During the May Day holiday, I was going to take my baby to Youyang Red Stone Forest, and I searched for this homestay on the platform, which is very close to the Red Stone Forest. The homestay is at the top of Hewan Village, which is an original Tujia village. The Youshui River is surrounded by beautiful mountains and rivers, and the natural and fresh. Every villager uses fishing boats as a means of transportation, which feels like a paradise. The homestay is also a Tujia architectural museum. The houses are handmade by old Tujia craftsmen. They are very exquisite and can experience the pure Tujia construction culture. At night, sitting in the yard, watching the starry sky, smelling the fragrance of grapefruit flowers, listening to the frogs and insects, and feeling at ease. During the day, go around the village, take a boat to Youshui River for a ride, listen to the boat brother telling foreigners about Tujia culture in fluent English, and have more respect for the mountains, rivers and humanities here. Due to the inconvenience of transportation, you have to eat in the hotel, which is a little more expensive, which is understandable. On the way back and forth from the hotel by boat, the boat driver helped carry the luggage, which was very enthusiastic. We arrived a little late that day. Since we didn't tell him about the meal in advance, the chef had gone off work. The boss hurriedly found the dumplings and glutinous rice balls in the refrigerator to cook for us. I was moved by this enthusiastic service again. There are no shops or pharmacies in the village. If you need to buy something, you have to cross the river to the town to buy it, so you have to bring everything with you. However, the hotel has equipped the commonly used items for accommodation. All in all, this homestay is worth looking forward to. If you are tired of staying in the city, it is really good to go to Menglihewan to relax and relax."

"Gongtan Ancient Town is a street running north-south, with the southern end being the starting point. Most of the representative photos you see are taken from the south. The painter Wu Guanzhong described Gongtan Ancient Town as ”a Song Dynasty town, a Tang Dynasty street, the home of grandparents!” This guesthouse is located on the south side, very close to the south parking lot. The owner is a kind and simple man, not very talkative, but very enthusiastic; he braved the rain to pick us up from the parking lot. The guesthouse faces the street, with large rooms, balconies, and is very clean and hygienic. Below is the Wujiang River; even sitting on the bed, you can see the green waters of the Wujiang River and the mountains of Guizhou across the river. Taking photos from the balcony is very photogenic; you can see the entire length of the Wujiang River. After dinner, we went out for a stroll along the old street, which was very interesting. Their food is delicious, especially the mung bean noodles that the owner personally cooked and stir-fried. Two different cooking methods, both incredibly tasty, with a Chongqing flavor. You have to try it! Highly recommended!"

"The hotel is convenient for parking, just parked at the entrance of the hotel. You can see the river view, 10 minutes drive from the ancient town. The boss is very enthusiastic. I brought a small 🐕. I contacted the boss when I booked the hotel. Pet friendly hotel 👏🏻. We also brought a cage for fear of inconvenience to the boss, and if we come back in the future, we will choose here."