Haojing Boutique Hotel

The owners were honest and welcoming; their enthusiasm wasn't overly overbearing, making the experience quite comfortable. We only exchanged a few words during check-in and check-out. Otherwise, we mostly just nodded and smiled at each other. It was a nice place. However, the word "hotel" felt a bit inappropriate 😂 It's a self-built guesthouse. Fortunately, there's an elevator and the hygiene is acceptable. Its strength lies in its value for money, as we had a 65+ year old mother and a 5-year-old son with us. So, four people sharing a room was perfect. There were two 1.5-meter twin beds. A large restaurant connected to the hotel above enthusiastically solicits guests to eat there, but you can avoid it 😂 It's really not good; the cooking is worse than my family's. I don't know how such a large restaurant can survive; maybe it's all one-off business like ours. Searching on Dianping (a Chinese review platform), "Chen Ji" is indeed a good option nearby. Anyway, all the restaurants have similar menus. For rice noodles, you have to go through a back alley to "Hao Niu Dao" beef bone rice noodle shop, which has a wider selection and is also one of the better-tasting in the area. I suddenly had an epiphany about food: when you're out of town, you can still join the crowds and check reviews. Good restaurants don't necessarily offer delivery, but those that don't offer delivery yet aggressively solicit customers are definitely not good. 🤣

Traveling during the off-season avoids peak tourist seasons, and the guesthouse I booked was great value for money. I specifically chose one that was renovated within the last two years, as it had an elevator, making carrying luggage easier. Honestly, the "starry sky room" wasn't necessary; it just added a skylight and made the room a bit more spacious. Compared to the other twin room I booked, this one was slightly inferior in terms of facilities and cleanliness. The bathroom didn't have a separate shower and toilet area, and the showerhead was right next to the toilet. The elevator was right next to the room, and you could hear it running. However, the owners were very welcoming, and there was a map of Longhu Mountain on the wall in the lobby. The owners gave us a detailed explanation of the travel routes. Stay tuned for the real-life manhunt: The "Disappearing Xiaoyu" of Beijing 9/11.

房間很大，1米5的單人床，舒服又乾淨．每天早上都能看到龍虎山美麗的山景！老闆娘人很好，服務態度一流，親切又温暖，後院免費停車，房間配備齊全，對面就是景區服務中心！

離景區相當近，出門對面就是景區大門廣埸。老闆熱心介紹龍虎山景點如何遊覽，主動給我們升級房間。 設施：齊全。 衞生：很乾凈（房間，床單。衞生間等） 環境：門口就是景區大街但很安靜。 服務：熱情、熱心。值得再來。

老闆服務熱情，有什麼需求也及時服務！旅店裝修很好，的確算是精品酒店的裝修了！裏面很乾凈，來的時候查過攻略，這是一家非常好的旅店！最後體驗下來，的確如此！推薦入住！且它離龍虎山景點非常的近，走過去兩分鐘！

酒店位置絕佳，離遊客中心很近。周邊有許多飯店和早點店。從樓的側面門進去就是一個停車場，自駕遊停車很方便。老闆非常熱情，主動講解景區遊玩路線和拍照點。房間面積大，兩張大床，睡的很舒適。

酒店位置很好，走去景區很近，旁邊有吃飯和買東西的地方。住的雙人床，房間蠻大的，有放衣服的架子很貼心，衞生挺乾淨的。服務很熱情，有電梯適合帶長者小孩住。

帶爸媽寶寶一起回贛南，路過龍虎山，在這裏休息。環境很不錯。老闆人也很好。提前開空調等我們入住。很不錯的選擇。三個大人，三張床，帶了小寶寶。所以老闆還熱心的把兩個床合併在一起，寶寶在床上跳呀跳呀，可開心了！