Songyang Hotels with Breakfast

Rather than saying that this is a B&B, it is better to say that this is a small house that carries the leisurely life attitude of a couple. This small house was renovated from an old house. It took half a year. Every object in the small house was collected by the landlord and his two lovers. Except for the wooden frame and yellow rammed earth, which were kept as they were, the interior layout was completely renovated. It is very modern and simple, providing residents with convenience and comfort in life, while retaining the tranquility and simplicity of people in the mountains beside the stream. I particularly like the wide wooden water table by the window, where I can read a book while listening to the gurgling stream. When we arrived at the parking lot in Songyang, the hostess had already greeted us in the parking lot. The male host with a baby face also came up to us halfway with a smile. As soon as we arrived at the store, we were served in a big bowl. Iron and grapefruit tea is so warm! Dinner was also arranged at the B&B. The host was a good man who knew how to cook. Several of the dishes were colorful and flavorful and must be praised, including the breakfast the next morning, which was both nutritious and delicious. It must be said that families with children can also experience a backyard vegetable picking experience, which is very interesting for children living in the city! The whole village of Songzhuang Village is not as big as Yangjiatang, and it is far away from the county seat, so there are fewer tourists. Relatively speaking, the visiting experience is very good. There is an ancient arch bridge in the village that was rated as a secret place in the south of the Yangtze River by National Geographic Magazine. It is covered with greenery. The moss is very beautiful from a distance and up close, and there are a lot of people taking pictures! We took a group photo with Xin and Lixia’s dog mother 123 on the bridge. Speaking of this little Chuanchuan, he is really a cute dog. My daughter also insisted on booking me to this hotel in Lixia because of it. I didn’t expect the experience. So good, I will definitely come again next time I have a chance!

This B&B is truly stunning. From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by its warmth and comfort. The rooms are beautifully decorated, each revealing the owner's thoughtfulness and taste. The bed is soft and comfortable, and after a night there, I felt completely rejuvenated. The housekeeper was also attentive, welcoming, and non-intrusive. Best of all, there's a cat named Xiaoya who also lives here. I was very satisfied with my stay and highly recommend it!

This was by far the most delightful stay of our trip. Staying in an old house within an ancient village offered a truly unique experience. The old house was incredibly well-preserved, and every decorative detail showcased the owner's thoughtful touches. The room itself was thoughtfully modernized to suit contemporary guests, and yes, it really, really, really had a smart toilet! 🚽 We had dinner at the guesthouse both nights, ordering from the owner. While the prices were a little higher than outside, the ingredients were exquisite, the preparation was refined, and the dining atmosphere was wonderfully atmospheric. The food itself was very satisfying. (I absolutely loved the tofu, which is apparently a local specialty). Also, when you're exploring the village, don't forget to say hello to the local dogs! 🐶 They're all very friendly, and we became good pals with them over our two-day stay.

overall a very nice place in a small village. great for those who search the outdoors and few other tourists. hard to find, even for our local didi driver. Very friendly hosts, but no foreign language communication possible (also not with apps). the breakfast was very tasty and in our case all vegetarian.

The room was very spacious and quite clean. Of course, being in the mountains, some bugs are understandable. There were three of us, and we initially thought about setting up a tatami bed in the living room, but we decided against it. Good thing we did, because the living room curtains didn't block out any light at all, making it impossible to sleep there. The service was excellent. They waited for us in the parking lot, and after helping us park, they carried our suitcases quite a ways up a mountain path. That was incredibly thoughtful. Breakfast was not only delicious, but the restaurant staff were also very enthusiastic. Even though it was a set meal, if you enjoyed something, they'd constantly tell you that you could have more. I highly recommend the freshly made pancakes; just wrap them with your favorite side dishes – delicious! Our package also included a travel photoshoot and coffee vouchers. The photoshoot was just okay, but the coffee and desserts were excellent. We had one dinner at the Feiniaoji restaurant, and it was quite good – definitely worth trying. It would be even better if they had a gym.

This village is still in the early stages of development, and its simplicity is its biggest feature. All the villagers we met when walking around the village, regardless of age or sex, were all smiles. Their accents were not clear when they were given directions, so they simply took us there. When we arrived at the place, the door of the cultural relic-level old house was closed, and the villagers who led the way pushed it open and called out the owner loudly to let us visit and introduce it to us. The B&B we stayed in was the first B&B in the village. It was built entirely out of logs and was designed and constructed by the host himself. When we walked around the village, we found other B&Bs under construction. It turned out that the host was helping to build houses for others. . The proprietress' cooking skills are very good, hotel-level. Our two families, four adults and two children, went out to play together. When the boss saw it, he took the initiative to upgrade us to a large suite, two independent suites plus a living room in the middle, and a small yard in front of the door. On August 15th of this year, I spent admiring the moon, drinking, drinking, and singing in this small courtyard. I will never forget it! Good accommodation doubles the travel experience! When I left, I said I wanted to write a long review for my boss, but after I came back, an elder in my family passed away, so I didn’t write until now. My boss, forgive me! Looking forward to meeting you next time!

The room is large, with a small living room for tea and rest, and good sound insulation. The bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas, with a bathtub, and the B&B also provides disposable bathtub covers. In general, this price is very cost-effective in this B&B, and it is quite cost-effective. The B&B housekeeper service is also very good, and will contact in advance to inform the location and help with luggage. There is also a place next to the B&B that is very suitable for children to play in the water. It takes only 5 minutes to drive there according to the route given by the housekeeper. The water is not deep but very clear, and the children have a lot of fun!

Yuanpu B&B is located in a quiet place in a busy city. The old street of Ming and Qing Dynasties is right outside the door. The entrance is the simple and comfortable lobby and guest rooms. The boss is a very friendly lady with a lot of management experience. She manages the B&B in an orderly manner. The guest rooms are well soundproofed, clean and tidy, and the bedding is comfortable. Every day when the guests go out to play, the room will be cleaned in time. The breakfast is simple but delicious, and it is different every day. There are many parking lots nearby. The parking fee is one yuan per hour, and the upper limit is 8 yuan per night. The boss also took the initiative to reimburse it, and gave two bags of Songyang specialty Dragon Boat Festival tea before leaving. This B&B is definitely the No. 1 in Songyang County, no one else. And I personally think it is located in the center of most attractions, which is more convenient than living in the ancient village.

I didn't expect such a high-quality homestay in an ancient village. The boss is super enthusiastic Not only recommended the restaurant, there is invincible delicious local chicken soup, I'll make tea when I arrive. The homestay is a renovation of its own old house But the furniture is very good. What you see is what you get The environment of the small village is great Quiet and good to go shopping It should be good to play in the water in summer.

First off, this hotel is huge, almost like a scenic area itself! 😂 Many rooms even have their own terrace. If you have enough time, spending a whole day relaxing at the hotel, sipping tea or coffee, would be incredibly pleasant. So, the environment is definitely a big plus. And with supposedly 120 rooms, they clearly have substantial resources. We checked in on the 3rd, and the hotel was pretty much fully booked. It must be quite popular in that area. Honestly, for a hotel nestled in the mountains to maintain such a high standard of environment, they're probably one of the only ones. I have to say, the food at the hotel's restaurant was good, especially the slow-cooked salted chicken. It was even better than what I had later at a highly-rated restaurant in the county. My only minor suggestion would be for the dishes to come out a little faster. 😎 The room design isn't entirely flat, so the views from rooms on higher levels might be even better (though the lower levels aren't far behind). The rooms come with a bathtub and a balcony, with a floor-to-ceiling window offering a direct view of the mountains. It's truly delightful to feel so immersed in nature. Facilities and Services: There's a small convenience store within the resort that offers room delivery, which is a thoughtful touch. They also have a cafe and an infinity pool. If you plan on swimming, remember to bring your swimwear! There's also an open-air bakery where you can watch them bake bread. If you don't want to trek up and down, you can also buy from the cafe directly, and they'll send it up to you, offering more options. After all that, my final advice is to try to visit during off-peak times, because the value for money is absolutely fantastic!