Hotels in Daxin

"The room is very big and it is really spacious! If you don't like a small room, you can live in this. The second bedroom is a twin room, the bed is very comfortable, perfect and quiet, and sleeps well. The view is very good. We were upgraded to a suite, so it is really affordable! The master bedroom is surrounded by bamboo scenery with a bathtub (the one where a friend lives, so I didn’t take the picture). Two bedrooms have a toilet. There is also a toilet. There is a massage chair and a refrigerator. It is a minute walk from the scenic bus parking lot. They also have a restaurant. The signboard is crispy skin roast chicken. Other local specialties. There are also color dishes, 10% off the room card checkout"

"The hotel I stayed at on this trip was one of the best I have ever stayed in! As soon as I entered the lobby, the decoration was exquisite and atmospheric, giving people a high-end and warm feeling. The room was clean and tidy, the facilities were brand new and complete, and the bedding was soft and comfortable, so I could sleep well every night. The service attitude of the hotel staff is superb, from the warm reception at the front desk to the cordial greetings of the cleaning aunt, it makes people feel warm. The location is also very good, travel, shopping and eating around are very convenient. Come here next time, I highly recommend it to everyone!"

"After my previous experience with a twin room, I upgraded to a king-size room. A few words about the hotel's surroundings and cycling. Dining: Mingshi doesn't have any particularly special restaurants, and it's still under development. There are farmhouses on either side of the hotel. The one on the right is more intimate, but the food is excellent. The one on the left can sometimes be overwhelmed by orders, so be sure to ask if you need to wait. Cycling: Electric and electric bicycles are available for rent. Tandem bikes are right outside the hotel, which is very convenient and negotiable. Looking at the cycling map might not be clear at first, but the middle circle is the best for photos. Definitely go to that community area, which has newly developed straw huts, boats, and a river. The price is 28 yuan per person, including a drink. Sunset photos at Happiness Bridge are possible. The scenery in the larger circles is similar and perfect for a ride. A few hotel details: the bath towels are thick, the refrigerator is stocked with drinks, the bedside radio is for contacting the front desk, and the hotel also provides festive gifts and food for small holidays. If I had to offer a suggestion: The washing machine in the bathroom isn't very well utilized. Most elderly people don't change clothes often, and even if young people bring enough, they won't use it. The fact that the washing machine raises the sink and requires a foot pedal is even more inconvenient. Furthermore, the hotel's soundproofing is poor, so the noise from the washing machine would definitely disrupt your rest. This is a very good B&B, much more cost-effective than the nearby Changliu Mountain Villa. Flanking Mingshi are the Secret World and Changliu Mountain Villa."

"The room is very beautiful and comfortable, with complete living facilities and a feeling of home. The room is clean and hygienic, the community is very quiet, and the surrounding travel and life are very convenient. "

"#民宿讓人有種像家的温馨 #房間寬敞舒適 房東人很好，床品都是一次性的，房間很乾凈，廚房也有很多佐料可以做飯。超讚，就跟在家裡似的"

"A family of three and four children booked two rooms at Zhenshan and stayed there for two nights. They arrived in the afternoon of the first day, had some noodles and then checked in at Yulingba and Xingfu Bridge. They arrived at Detian on the second day, came back to rest, and left the hotel on the third day and headed to the next stop. Zhenshan is in a very good location, close to the Xingfu Bridge in Yulingba and a little far from the Xingfu Community, but you can get there by renting an electric scooter (the price is negotiable). It is also a 40-minute drive from Detian by car. The breakfast at Zhenshan is rich and well-supplied. One bowl of noodles is enough for a big or small snack for us. The Shiwei restaurant opposite to the restaurant is pretty good, and the hand-made yellow-skinned lemon dish next to it is delicious. If you have high demands for food and can afford the prices, you can go to the Chinese restaurants there. (The last few pictures are from there)"

"Catching the tail end of the summer holidays, I compared a few guesthouses and finally opted for Changliushanju. While the 1700 price point felt a bit steep, its natural setting by the mountains and water was undoubtedly stunning, and the air even carried the scent of the fields. As for the environment, it's quite good for a guesthouse. With over 100 rooms, it’s not a chain, yet many of its facilities are designed to chain standards. Unfortunately, the staffing seemed inadequate; cleaning was very slow. There's also a gym, but it has limited equipment and confusing signage, so I had to wander around just to figure things out. On the bright side, the front desk service was excellent. The young gentleman in the lobby was particularly enthusiastic. My car tire went flat right as I entered the property, and he helpfully provided a contact number and carried my bags to the room. However, the room still had a faint, rather overwhelming musty smell, clearly indicating dampness. The restaurant's food was decent overall. The passion fruit ribs, however, were served cold, and after being fried, the ribs themselves were particularly tough. The sweet and sour flavor was acceptable. The roast chicken and stir-fried beef were quite good and paired well with rice. I also noticed that the complimentary bedtime sweet soup mentioned on Xiaohongshu was nowhere to be found. And the farewell gift after check-out had apparently been downgraded to just small cookies? Given the inflated price, I doubt I'll be staying here again."

"Seeing the words ”Special Offer Room,” I initially thought it would be just ”okay,” but I was pleasantly surprised upon checking in—it was a newly renovated room! I specifically noted ”quiet” when booking, and the receptionist thoughtfully arranged a room facing the inner side of the parking lot. With the windows closed at night, I couldn't even hear the traffic below, which was a huge plus for a light sleeper like me. Although it was a special offer, the room was spotless, and the sheets and blankets had a faint, sunny scent—it didn't feel cheap at all. The room also provided two complimentary bottles of mineral water and tea bags—such thoughtful details! The hotel breakfast had a great variety of options! I've already recommended it to my friends, and I'll definitely stay here again next time—the value for money is truly amazing!"

"The hotel is newly opened. Although it is in an old building, the design is still very thoughtful. There are carpets in the aisles to effectively reduce noise. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry. The one we stayed in was probably not flushed due to sanitation, and the hair was still in the toilet. Mattress is moderately soft It's right opposite the county government. The soundproofing is good. The parking lot is also for your own use, which avoids competing for space with public vehicles."

"The best experience of a two-day trip to Chongzuo is to book this hotel. The room has a yard that has a Southeast Asian holiday feel. The yard opens to a swimming pool for swimming, which is very convenient. The yard is in the scenic area, and a bamboo raft tour is also provided. The boat drop-off point is right at the hotel, and the route is very nice. The hotel staff is very warm and thoughtful. The toilet is also covered with a disposable toilet cover. Points that can be improved: The hotel meals are not delicious, there are few choices, and the service is average. The bed is 1.2 meters, too small, only suitable for single living, and a little nervous with a baby. After all, it is a pristine place in the countryside, and there are indeed many mosquitoes."