Weishan Hotels with Balcony

"This guesthouse stay truly exceeded my expectations; the overall experience was fantastic. The room decor was cozy and stylish, with thoughtful details, and it was clean and fresh with no unpleasant odors. The bedding was comfortable. There was also an adorable dog, which added to the homey feel. The host was warm and attentive, providing clear check-in instructions and responding promptly to any questions. They even kindly recommended local eateries and attractions. The location is convenient for getting around, yet the environment is quiet and pleasant. Compared to a hotel, it felt much more like a home, with a personal touch and great value for money. I'll definitely prioritize staying here again for my next trip. Highly recommended!"

"Parking is available at the hotel, but you need to reserve a space in advance. It's a bit of a walk from the old town, about a 20-minute walk. The downside: During peak tourist season, with a child, they couldn't even provide extra pillows; we had to make do. Hopefully, the hotel will improve its services and facilities."

"Perfect guesthouse... very pretty and verry clean ... Perfect location... just a few meters from the entrance to the old town... Perfect host... english speaking... kind, patient and knowledgeable... 10/10"

"Environment: Online reviews and comments described this as the most beautiful guesthouse in Weishan Ancient Town. The wooden structure is charming and the decorations are indeed beautiful. It's located in a great location within the ancient town. Service: The owner was very friendly, even though I was out early and back late. On my first day, I was working late and the main door was locked, but I called the owner to open it. Facilities: There are several tea rooms and rest areas, creating a feeling of being nestled in the mountains and by the water. The guesthouse itself has views and a courtyard. However, the bathroom's wet and dry separation wasn't very good, and the shower pressure wasn't very strong. The convenience of being in the ancient town is great, but the downside is that the old wooden structure has poor sound insulation, and the accommodation space is cramped. The tatami room, about 30 square meters, had a large area dedicated to a tea table. With two suitcases open, it was almost impossible to move around, and people were jumping around on the bed! 😂 The room had a courtyard view, and there was a guqin (a traditional Chinese stringed instrument) area right by the window where children would play and relax, which was quite noisy. Privacy was also poor; I could only keep the curtains drawn. The seats near the entrance were often occupied by people chatting and relaxing. Hygiene: It can't be compared to chain hotels. Small black spots and particles were found on the bath towels and bedding. There were cobwebs in the bathroom. Being close to nature, some small insects and moths are unavoidable. Suitable for travelers who are out early and back late, and who prioritize decor and convenience."