Ning'er Hotels with Balcony

"The room is large and the facilities are complete. Clean and hygienic, tea sets, slippers, bath towels are all packaged after disinfection. The service is thoughtful and you can be convinced. Let’s say that the mahjong machine is different. The number of shuffle cards is different. The waiter does not complain. He takes the initiative to call and help us adjust the number of piers. This move is really heartwarming. As for the environment, it is really fresh and no noise. Especially the hotel provides free chess and card room activities for guests, which really feels at home. The rich breakfast not only makes you eat well but also makes you full. The hotel also retains the government's preferential treatment policy for military personnel when it is public. Whether you are active or retired, you will enjoy lower room rates than Trip.com. This item should also be praised by the hotel owner."

"The projection room is so pleasant! The environment is quiet, and some Pu'er mountain views can be seen by the window of the room I stayed in this time. The three meals are delicious, the m hygiene is first-rate, the whole house has no smell, and the bedding is clean and soft. The giant screen projection picture quality is clear, and the atmosphere of watching movies is full when lying in bed; The mousse mattress sleeps superbly and the bath water is comfortable. The front desk is enthusiastic, actively recommending the surrounding play routes, and the local delicious, free parking, Ningxi's small grain coffee made of ice American style is good, business and leisure are suitable, come back next time!"

"Continue to stay at Ning'er Chaxiang Hotel for one night, the reason is that the transportation is convenient. Take the shuttle bus 100 meters from the hotel to Nacuri and Simao District. Dining and shopping are convenient, and it is rare to experience the rooms and lobby and corridors decorated by Pu'er tea. Opposite the hotel is Pu'er Mountain, where Pu'er tea originated. You can enjoy the sea of clouds in the west gate of Pu'er Mountain and the sunset of Pu'er Mountain."