Tangfengyisongyu
Environment: Because I came to Jiangya to soak in hot springs, this homestay became one of the few choices. It is very close to the hot spring center and convenient for travel. After I came here, I found that the name of the store was taken from the homonym of Jiuxiwei, and Jiuxiwei was a frontier guard station established during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty. At one time, it had a large jurisdiction. Take a look at the "Jiuxi Village Chronicle" placed in the guest room and walk around Jiuxiwei Village. It feels very good. The owner is also an entrepreneur who loves history and culture and came from Jiuxi Village.
Hygiene: There are very few guests, and the sanitation work is good, but the waterproof treatment of the shower room is not good, causing water to leak in the bathroom.
Facilities: The homestay is very large, there is no elevator, and the guest room facilities are basically complete. It is estimated that due to the very few guests, no breakfast is provided.
Service: Although the girl at the front desk is not a local, she can also enthusiastically introduce the general situation of Jiuxi Village to the guests, tell us the tour route and the location of breakfast; it’s just that the package we booked, including a double magnesium hot spring, was not actively provided or asked when we checked in, and the professionalism needs to be improved.
During this 20-day trip to Greater Xiangxi, I found that except for a few popular attractions, most of the attractions had only a handful of tourists. Accommodation, catering and shops were also very deserted, which was a far cry from before 2019. This feeling was also confirmed by many tourism practitioners.
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