The B&B's interior and exterior design demonstrates considerable attention to detail. There are solar panels on the roof, a parking area in front, and electric vehicle charging stations. The owner also lives on one of the floors. Water dispensers are available on the first and third floors, offering tea bags, though unfortunately, no coffee bags.
The accommodation is a bit far from the city center, and since booking through a third-party platform doesn't include breakfast (unless paid for separately), it's conveniently located near the junior high school campus, so all basic amenities are available. The heated swimming pool is also conveniently located nearby.
A notice on the bathroom wall reads, "Due to the long hot water line, it will take 2-3 minutes for hot water to be available." This isn't a major issue. The room interior differs slightly from the website photos, a disappointing detail. After all, it's not a hotel, so I could only soak in the bathtub and gaze out the window at the developing road, offering a temporary respite from work fatigue.
On this business trip, I stayed in room 501 on the top floor. There's a nearly private terrace (not open to the public), but the back door provides direct access and a panoramic view of the surrounding area. The weekday room rate was over 2,600 yuan per night, but I later discovered a better deal by booking directly on the official website!
The air conditioner had a noticeable paint smell at night, and the owner said it might be due to the recent waterproofing work. This is really, um 😐, just bad luck 👎⋯⋯
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