Zhenfeng Hotels with Breakfast

This trip to Guizhou was an unforgettable and comfortable night spent in this famous hotel. After watching the Huajiang Grand Canyon on the way to Xingyi, I found a small shop on the way. I didn't expect it, but unexpectedly, the room was very spacious and bright, and the mattress was my favorite latex mattress. The boss and his wife are very simple and enthusiastic. The dishes are fresh and self-grown, the fried bacon with chili is very fragrant and delicious, the price is very affordable, and the children love to eat. The key is that it is super super cool here!

Although the room I stayed in was smaller than the one I booked (the owner was doing roof insulation work), the overall experience was still quite good. The room was clean, and the owners were very kind. The owner's wife cooked delicious home-style dishes, and the owner even personally took us to see the light show on the Huajiang Bridge, where we saw many fireflies. The owner and his wife provided excellent service, and the night view from their terrace was amazing. Sitting on the third-floor terrace, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Huajiang Bridge; it's truly beautiful. A gentle breeze was blowing, there were no mosquitoes, and we enjoyed some drinks with the peanuts provided by the owner. Before we knew it, three hours had passed. The owner's house is the best spot for a panoramic view of the Huajiang Bridge—the distance is just right, the view is perfect, and the angle is ideal; you don't have to crane your neck. All the photos were taken from the owner's third-floor balcony.

The sanitation is good, the boss's service attitude is very good, any questions will be answered carefully, the room is fully equipped, air conditioning, water heater, disposable supplies, towels, etc. The location of the homestay is wide and quiet, mainly because of good parking, very easy to find, you can see the location of his homestay when you get off the highway

Whether you consider it a mini-Sanya or a mini-Three Gorges, this location is excellent. The scenery is beautiful, surrounded by local villages, with a cruise ship terminal downstairs, ample parking, and a customer service center. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, although the insulation could be improved.

This is the first guesthouse in the area, converted from an existing ethnic-style house. It retains the exterior's charm while enhancing the overall stay. From the selection of bedding, air conditioning, and water heater to the toiletries, towels, and daily hygiene, everything surpasses the standards of a typical guesthouse. The owner is very service-oriented, and the staff training is quite thorough. They even provided timely viewing suggestions for the 8:30 PM bridge light show. Thumbs up! The navigation wasn't very reliable; you still need to call the guesthouse for directions! The chef's home-style dishes were good, but be patient when it's crowded! A minor suggestion: the dining tables could be improved! A small drawback is that the limited space in the converted house meant the soundproofing wasn't ideal. The guy next door was still chatting past midnight; those with sleep problems should bring earplugs! Maintaining a good environment requires everyone's cooperation!

The front desk responded quickly and handled it well. The staff always actively assisted the guests. The staff was polite and thoughtful. The room was refreshing and comfortable, the air quality was very good, and the sleep experience was good.

Next to Sancha River, the private homestay, the boss is busy, sometimes waiting for the boss to open the door. Next to the hotel is the vegetable market, which is convenient to buy dishes. Everyone does not go to Sancha River to play, just an abandoned park