Rongjiang Hotels with Parking

The B&B gave us so many surprises. First of all, the housekeeper Xiaoqin was always thoughtful from check-in to farewell. She is a simple and kind-hearted person. The children especially like her. Secondly, the bedding, cleanliness and quality of the rooms in the B&B are all very good. There is also free afternoon tea and minibar. Third, the view from the room is very good, and you can see the entire Drum Tower and stockade. Fourth, the design of the B&B is very clever, with water systems interspersed in it, and it is well-proportioned. Fifth, I was lucky enough to catch up with the wedding next door and get a free dinner. I integrated into the local life and the food was delicious!

The accommodation environment is the most comfortable in the whole Lijiang River, the air conditioning effect is also strong, and there is no noise, the service is particularly good, the breakfast in the morning is also very delicious, the hotel is particularly clean, the treasure hotel 👍👍👍

Inouemi B&B exceeds expectations in terms of decoration style, service quality, room facilities, and catering quality! I even want to stay a few more days to absorb the fresh natural energy in Dong Village. The housekeepers and service staff of the B&B are all local Dong people. They are very hospitable and explain the stories, folk culture and travel suggestions related to the village to us. Many thanks to our butlers Yaya and Yezi. The tea at the B&B is delicious, and the aroma is very strong and unique. I bought two boxes as gifts for my family. The cats in the store are very cute and affectionate. Sorry, I forgot your name🐱

The guesthouse is right above the bus stop. The owner came down to help with our luggage; he was very welcoming. The rooms were spacious and very clean. Best of all, there was a terrace with a direct view of the Drum Tower. The wooden structure of the building was very unique. Pets are allowed; we brought a 50-pound Golden Retriever, and neither the owner nor the guests minded—it was wonderful! The owner's wife made complimentary egg noodles that were so fragrant and delicious—a big thumbs up!

The room was spacious, and the front desk even upgraded me. The showerhead had great water pressure, and the toilet seat was fully equipped. Parking is very convenient for those driving; there are parking lots in front and behind the hotel, and a friendly hotel staff member even came out to guide you when you parked. The surrounding area is very convenient for finding restaurants and local supermarkets.

It's beyond expectations. After driving dozens of kilometers of mountain roads, there is such an exquisite place in this deep mountain and old forest. It is very original and very suitable for friends like me who travel during off-peak hours and are looking for niche check-in places. The view outside the window is unbeatable I read the introduction that this inn was built for poverty alleviation. When I arrived in Guizhou, I really admired the country’s grand strategy of targeted poverty alleviation and large-scale infrastructure. The mountainous areas are all covered by highways. The only suggestions I would like to give to the store: First, it is best to turn off the street lights at night, because the curtains do not block the light. I originally wanted to experience the original dark night, but the street lights outside were so dazzling that I couldn't sleep... Also, the outdoor unit of the air conditioner was too close to the room. It was also noisy...not the pastoral night I imagined.

The hotel is very good, next to the government service center. The room was very clean, especially the water in the bathroom was very large. You need to take a hot bath when you go out. Breakfast is also very good. All aspects are very good. If you come to Lijiang next time, you will choose this one. The price is very high. The front desk service is also very good.

I saw online reviews of Dali Dong Village, a Dong village with a rich ethnic charm. My friends from out of town were traveling there and chose the Dong village over the Miao and Dong villages. Zhaoxing Dong Village looked more commercialized than Dali, and I didn't like the overly commercialized scene, so I took a bus there. After getting off the high-speed train, I took a taxi to the entrance of Dali Dong Village and took the scenic shuttle bus. After grabbing our large suitcases, the village roads were narrow, so the shuttle wouldn't go in. I called the owner to help with our luggage, and we waited with great anticipation. The owner arrived shortly after, followed by a small dog. It felt like visiting a relative. The online reviews all mentioned Inoue-mi Hotel, but once we arrived at the village, we wanted to explore the area and didn't want to stay in a hotel. There was no point staying at Inoue-mi (since the stay at Inoue-mi includes a singing bowl experience and a Yao bath). I personally didn't think it was worth it. Of course, the type of accommodation depends on your travel goals. The owner led the way, and after a few steps, we were greeted by rice fields. It was indeed a B&B nestled in the paddy fields. We arrived but hadn't packed yet, so we left our luggage with the owner and went out to play. We returned that afternoon and checked into the room. The aroma of wood filled the room. Since I renovated it myself, I was very environmentally conscious. The owner hadn't painted the sauna panels, which is great for the environment because they're formaldehyde-free. However, it's more difficult to maintain, so it requires care. The owner also forbids smoking indoors, which is a great bonus; a wooden house shouldn't be a fire hazard. The white sheets, the blue clouds, the lush scenery, I couldn't help but lie down on the bed against the wall, watching the blue sky and white clouds pass by, and my heart instantly calmed. The room was clean and tidy. Although the hot water was slow to come on because it was on the third floor, the other advantages made me overlook this shortcoming, which I think is completely understandable. The value for money is really great! 👍 The house is located at the edge, which perfectly met my needs: quiet and not noisy, but just a short walk to the bustling area. It's also the only B&B in the village with a view of the rice paddies. The owner is so kind, the price is so reasonable, and the environment is so clean that I couldn't help but write this review for the first time. I will definitely stay here again next time I come.

Rongjiang is very small but the hotel is close to main cun chao soccer field and late night eats will all be there including a new Lurkin Coffee if you need your daily caffeine fix. This is big for Rongjiang to get drinkable coffee. Hotel rooms are clean and room service quite efficient. Lobby is very dirty and needs improvement. Hotel reception staff are also a bit aloof. We booked the hotel for three nights and on the first night can’t get into our room and had to get our room key card cut again as the hotel staff said we need to get our room key cut for each night of stay which I find very strange. She ended up fixing the card but just an inconvenience after a long day and we had to run down again to get a new room key. Lifts were also smelly but it’s a 5 tier city so don’t have too high expectations.

Our child came here for the village's Children's Day activities, and we brought the whole family along for a visit. We booked one double room and one twin room. The hotel is essentially a budget hotel, and at around 200 yuan during the Dragon Boat Festival in Rongjiang, the price felt a bit high. Advantages: Basic hygiene was met. Bottled water in the lobby was practically unlimited. The restaurant service was quite attentive; we didn't have time for breakfast, and the staff packed us some steamed buns, dumplings, and pastries. It's about a kilometer from the village's sports field, which is quite close. Disadvantages: 1. The glass partition between the bathroom and bedroom was poorly designed; the upper part was transparent, and there was no curtain. When someone was in the bathroom, the direct light shone into the bed, affecting sleep. 2. The facilities were somewhat old; the toilet seat was wobbly. 3. There are many farmhouses nearby, and the roosters crowing around from 5 am onwards made it difficult for me to fall back asleep… a somewhat unexpected annoyance.