Yichuan Homestays

It was very hot on the day we went there, and the waiter seemed very lethargic due to the heat. Or is this just the service attitude of people in northern Shaanxi? It makes people feel like they are flirting with each other, but the service attitude is not bad, but they are not enthusiastic either, but it doesn't matter, it doesn't affect my mood for playing. During the entire trip to northern Shaanxi, I was quite satisfied with this accommodation environment. My children wanted to live in a cave dwelling, so they chose this place. The large yard to dry clothes is great! But it is very inconvenient to eat around. The hotel does not have hotel facilities, and breakfast is delivered from outside. Often there are not enough tableware. On the last day, I ran out of chopsticks for breakfast, so I took out a pair from the breakfast pocket of another room. We were two adults and one child, and breakfast was provided on the first day. I asked why we had two children? The waiter said that there are only two portions on your order and you need to spend money to buy it. I asked how much it would cost to buy one portion for children, and the answer was 58 yuan for a breakfast. When I opened it, I saw that the breakfast was really shabby (if I remember correctly, it should be 58, it's not cheap anyway). Just eat what you bring.

I drove to Hukou with my family and happened to stay here. My uncle and aunt were very welcoming and turned on the air conditioner in advance. The house was clean and big. The meal I had in the store in the evening was also delicious. My uncle and aunt cooked it very well. They kept entertaining us as if we were at a relative's house. It was very heart-warming. They even brought fruits from home before leaving~ I really recommend everyone to choose!

A nice inn. Although it is not as standardized as a star-rated hotel, it is quite satisfactory and has a bit more human touch. This can be regarded as a characteristic of a family-style inn. The owner Xiao Yang and his wife show the unique simplicity of Shaanxi people in their dealings with others. There are no fancy words, and the actions reveal realness. In order to make it easier for our traveling companions to take care of each other, we upgraded to a special Tukang room for free, which was quite touching. In addition to the nice owner, the advantages of the inn are: first, it is close to the Cultural Square, parking is convenient, and we also caught up with free programs in the square in the evening; second, it is very close to the Hukou Visitor Center, only three to five minutes' walk away; and third, The surrounding area is convenient for dining. The cultural square is surrounded by large and small restaurants. Shopkeeper Yang’s family also opened a restaurant, right next to the inn. In short, I personally approve of all aspects of the inn and would recommend it to my friends. Some friends may be concerned about the price of food. After all, in scenic spots, the price is a bit higher, but it is within the normal range, and the prices are clearly marked. The portions are moderate. Whether you can accept it or not depends entirely on the individual. Reminder, the price-performance ratio of Yang’s kebabs is a bit poor and needs to be improved. This is barely a shortcoming. Since I only stayed for one night and left the hotel at around 5 o'clock in the morning, I didn't have time to communicate with the owner about some things, and maybe the contact wasn't in-depth enough. The above are just some personal feelings, I hope it can give some reference to friends in need. The first picture attached is looking up at the inn from the square (parking area); the second picture is looking down at the square from the inn, with the owner’s hotel (Yuwangju) on the left; and the third picture is the front of the hotel. They were all taken before leaving the next morning. They were a bit dark, so they were just okay for viewing.