Homestays in Ningbo

Yueyue first saw the sea view homestay · Slow life in a fishing village that I fell in love with once Crossing the road like breaking into the time tunnel, the front is the secret of the fishing village by the mountains and the sea. This unique region is a homestay village. I decisively chose the high-scoring ”Yue Yue First Seeing”. I can walk downstairs for 3 minutes to step into the beach to catch the sea. The seafood is free at hand. The boss’s enthusiasm was full from the door. Seeing that our luggage was heavy, the young man went upstairs without saying anything, and sent the surrounding seafood stalls and niche sea view points to the mobile phone early for our reference. The play itinerary helped to plan and worry-free to move. The homestay is full of care, the public area decorations are ingenious, the room is clean and bright, and the bedding is soft and super decompressed. It coincides with the Mid-Autumn Festival, a small table is set up on the terrace, drinking tea, eating moon cakes, watching the party, the boss also sent sweet Xiangshan honey orange, the sea breeze is wrapped in fruit.

What a cute hotel in a cute ancient town! We enjoyed our stay here over the October holidays. The hotel is a few minutes walk from the main street with all the food and shops and people! Actually, even though it was the holidays and there were a lot of people, it was not too crazy. And the hotel is just a few minutes away but seemed quiet and serene. Beautiful ancient courtyard home converted into part hotel and traditional Chinese arts. We made an ink press of a Chinese poem into a lamp, which they gave us. Very cool. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Bed on the firm side but not too hard. Awesome aircon. Great shower. Simple Chinese breakfast. We brought our own coffee, and there’s actually a Starbucks a few minutes walk away. We would definitely stay here again.

After reserving, I received a courtesy call from the hotel, and we then connected on WeChat since I don’t speak Chinese. The hotel introduced me to Long, the housekeeper, who coordinated our entire stay with great care and attention. Before our arrival, they asked if we had any special requests. As my wife and I were celebrating our anniversary, I asked them to decorate the room with flowers—and they did a beautiful job. They also asked about our dinner and breakfast preferences and were impressively organized in their preparations. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon, but our taxi had trouble locating the hotel. I called Long, and he immediately came out to meet us—a huge help! When we checked in, they welcomed us with refreshments and even surprised us with a complimentary room upgrade. The room had a bathtub, which our three-year-old son especially loved. To our delight, they had thoughtfully prepared a child’s hygiene kit for him, including kid-friendly soap, shampoo, and a dental kit. We also received a handwritten note, a fresh fruit bowl, and a lovely bouquet of flowers. The hotel itself is beautifully designed, spotless, and very tastefully decorated. There’s a small indoor play area for children, including a slide, tent, and games—our son played there every day. We also enjoyed strolling around the grounds and spending time at the scenic swimming pool, which is nestled in the mountains. The food was another highlight: we had a delicious Chinese dinner and a traditional Chinese breakfast, both full of flavor. Throughout our stay, Long was incredibly helpful and made our trip truly special. Thank you, Long! I highly recommend Lost Villa. They have other locations as well, and we’re definitely looking forward to staying with them again.

Embraced by the beauty of the mountains, this hotel is a true gem, offering panoramic views of bamboo forests from each room. The common dining area is a visual delight, adorned with tasteful furnishings and bathed in ample natural light. Our stay was elevated by the genuinely warm and accommodating staff, who went above and beyond to provide insightful recommendations for exploring the area. Despite not having a car, the hotel's strategic location allowed us to embark on a delightful on-foot adventure. A scenic hike from the hotel unveiled a hidden gem—a breathtaking waterfall that added an extra layer of enchantment to our stay. Moreover, a leisurely walk down the mountain led us to a charming village nestled on the edge of a vast lake, creating the perfect setting for a tranquil sunset stroll. Our overall experience at this haven was nothing short of magical. The thoughtful details, combined with the friendly staff and natural wonders surrounding the hotel, made it a memorable retreat. We can genuinely say this place exceeded our expectations, and we're already planning our return. Highly recommended for those seeking a perfect blend of nature, comfort, and warm hospitality.

It's a lot cheaper than the B&B next door, but the bathroom in the room has a strong smell, a damp smell. The proprietress is quite enthusiastic and responsive. Help heat up the food and get the tableware. Very close to the beach, the beach in Dongdan is much better than that in Banshan

The room is clean and comfortable, the facilities are high-end and advanced The whole homestay is very design, and the pastoral petty bourgeoisie is strong. The store manager and housekeeper are very responsible young people, humble, warm and thoughtful, other clerks are also very good, even its dog is very good The chef's cooking skills are excellent, and you must try his craft when you come Come to Qixiakeng Ancient Village, the first choice for eating and lodging is also 🉐️ This famous hotel, five-star praise!

FRIENDLIEST Hotel in China! Honestly, these were the kindest hotel owners we've ever had the pleasure to encounter. Kind and thoughtful and helpful. The rooms were super clean and quiet. Breakfast was an absolute feast...plus it was prepared early in the morning due to our early train departure. The hotel's location in Qiantong Town was perfect and scenic. And the nightly hotel rates were very affordable. I definitely recommend staying here.

We chose this hotel for a rafting and summer getaway. It's quite remote, a drive of several kilometers up a mountain road after entering the ancient village. The entire route is very natural; if it weren't for the hotel's signs, we almost would have turned back. After about ten minutes of driving, the view suddenly opened up, and a large wooden house served as the hotel lobby. Each guest room is scattered throughout the mountainside, connected by wooden boardwalks. Along the paths, we saw lizards, squirrels, and various insects, and occasionally even water snakes in the pools. In the evenings, we listened to the chirping of insects, and in the mornings, the calls of birds – truly a unique natural experience. In the stream next to the lobby, there were schools of small fish, and my son got hooked on fishing and actually caught quite a few. The only minor drawback is that the hotel facilities are a bit outdated.

I stayed at Seven Hotel in Ningbo, and overall, it was an okay experience. While I didn’t get the room I originally booked (it was given to another person), the staff did provide me with a nice alternative. The room was spacious, which I appreciated, but unfortunately, the cleanliness left much to be desired. The bed linen and hand towels had an extremely unpleasant smell, with the linen being the worst part of my stay. The shower area also had a noticeable odor. After checking out, I discovered there was no designated place to leave luggage, which was inconvenient. Additionally, some basic amenities were lacking: no complimentary water (3 RMB per bottle), no bath towels provided, and only disposable towels available for 10 RMB each. Overall, while the hotel has potential, there are several areas where improvement is needed to make the stay more comfortable for guests.

After checking in at the lobby, you'll need to hike a short distance up the mountain. The housekeeper will meet you at the intersection. She's very friendly, helping with your luggage and greeting you warmly every time you see her in the morning. The cabins are quite unique, with a great mountain environment. At night, you'll find small geckos and large spiders in your room, and in the morning, you'll see all sorts of insects. Those who enjoy nature can choose the cabins, while those who aren't accustomed to staying in the mountains can opt for the hotel rooms up the mountain. They're all shared, and breakfast is served on the first floor. The hot springs are also very clean, with different types of pools, and very relaxing.