Βρείτε ξενοδοχεία 2-Star στην πόλη Επαρχία Γιουγιάνγκ

"We chose this as a one-night stopover on our way from Hunan back to Sichuan, and it was a fantastic experience; one of the few genuinely pet-friendly guesthouses. We let them know in advance that we were driving to the parking lot, and it was only a few minutes' walk to the guesthouse. They even came to pick us up and helped with our luggage ❤️. The town itself is peaceful and serene, definitely worth a visit."

"Because it is the cheapest hotel in the scenic area, many shortcomings can only be tolerated, but I still want to reflect it. First of all, the water pressure is very low, so girls should forget about washing their hair. Then the bed was very hard. When the boss took us to the parking lot, he picked up another couple and made us wait for a long time, becoming a little impatient. In short, don't ask for anything for a price less than 100."

"It's been a long time since I've stayed in a guesthouse with such a charmingly old-fashioned (in a good way) location. After parking on the mountain, you walk down a flight of stairs to the guesthouse, which has a slightly rustic, garden-like feel at the entrance. You need to climb up to the rooms; there are three floors in total, but no stairs. We stayed in the innermost room on the third floor. The room was large, very clean, and fully equipped. The heating was incredibly powerful (it really dries clothes!), there was a separate shower and toilet, and mosquito repellent was provided. The screens were very tight, so there were practically no mosquitoes in the room (and if there were, they weren't very smart). There was also a live TV. The river view from the window was absolutely stunning! This view was definitely worth the climb up and down. You can see the ancient town and the river; in the morning mist and rain, it's perfect for sitting and enjoying tea. We even considered staying another day, but we had to get going in the end, hehe."

"The owner was incredibly kind and enthusiastic about picking us up and dropping us off. The room looked exactly like the pictures and was very clean, so we felt completely at ease staying there. The air conditioning kept the room warm, and Gongtan Ancient Town offers a unique charm both day and night, making it well worth a visit. We'd love to come back if we get the chance! 😊"

"First, I arrived at Gongtan at 8 PM. On the way, the landlady called to say that neither she nor her husband were at the guesthouse that day, only her mother was. I told her we had a driver and guide, so it wouldn't be a problem to find it. Later, I learned that cars couldn't drive in, and it was very difficult to find. We carried heavy suitcases down from the top, which was exhausting, as it was all high steps. The GPS wasn't accurate here either. Anyway, we searched for a long time, and it was hot and tiring. Second, when we arrived at the guesthouse, the environment was quite nice at first glance—bright and clean, with a nice view from the balcony. However, I thought the two rooms would be two separate rooms, but it turned out to be one large room separated by a glass partition with a bathroom. The soundproofing was terrible; the sound of people using the toilet was very clear, which was embarrassing. When I went to sleep, I found many small black bugs on the bed, the headboard felt quite dirty, and the blanket on the bed felt dirty and fuzzy. The faucet on the sink was loose, and the basin was too small, so water splashed everywhere when I washed my face. Third, I arrived very late at night and hadn't had dinner. I asked the auntie if there were any places to eat nearby, but she said she didn't know. I wandered around aimlessly for a while, and finally saw a bunch of tables next door by the river that looked like a restaurant. I climbed up to check, and sure enough, the place next to my room was a restaurant. I was a bit speechless. I left at eight in the morning, and there was nothing there—no breakfast or anything like that I'd seen in the comments. In short, the only advantage was the environment outside the balcony."

"The room was spacious, comfortable, and clean, making me feel right at home. The owner was very kind and friendly. We booked a river-view room, and the view from the window was fantastic. It was a very pleasant trip, and I was extremely satisfied."

"The owner was very friendly and attentive. The room's decor was thoughtful; the ceilings, wooden floors, and soft furnishings created a warm and inviting atmosphere, avoiding a cold and impersonal feel. Before booking, I was worried about the hot water, but after calling the owner to confirm, he turned on the water for me upon arrival, eliminating my concerns. The location and view were also excellent. The owner, a local resident, shared local history, culture, and customs. If you visit Gongtan Ancient Town, this guesthouse offers great value for money."

"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."

"The room is superb. It is all smart. The hygiene is also very satisfactory. The room is clean and tidy. The front desk sister service is also very warm. The parking is also convenient. It is in front of the hotel. I will choose here next time I travel. The sound insulation effect of the room is also great."