Manxiangju Hostel

When I was walking my baby in Qingpu, I remembered that I had heard from friends that I could see fireflies in Cenbu Village, so I booked a B&B here. There was a large construction site when entering the village, and the road was not easy to drive, but I felt good after entering the village. Simple houses, rivers, fields, and large forests. The owner of Manxiangju was very nice. He knew we wanted to see fireflies and specially showed us the way. After finding that there were no woods, he took us to an organic farmland to look for them. My son and I saw fireflies for the first time. The environment of the B&B is very good. There is a garden with many flowers and plants in front of the house. There is a large row of bookshelves in the common area of ​​the house. I spent a night without watching TV with my baby. The only minor drawback is that the room furnishings are relatively simple and there are few places to put things. And because it is relatively primitive, you will encounter some reptiles.

It's okay, the breakfast is a bit simple and the house is relatively clean, but don't be too demanding.

The room is very small, and the public area looks nice but it doesn't improve the quality of the accommodation much. It's probably less than 20-30 square meters. The air conditioner blows to the end of the bed, and the head of the bed faces the bathroom door. The room is small and there is no TV. The bathroom decoration is clean but the wooden shower area looks shabby and leaks for no reason. The bedding was clean but the mattress itself had large yellow stains which still made me uncomfortable. There is basically no service and all depends on the guests' self-service. If you are the only guest or the first guest of the day, you will have to wait for the aunt to open the door (you may be carried away by mosquitoes during this period). There are no service staff on standby at the B&B. But the local aunt who is responsible for the service is very nice, talkative and friendly. Breakfast includes hot purple rice porridge and snacks. The market in the village is not that good but the price is not cost-effective. If you want to still have business in this village where B&Bs have slowly grown, the owner may have to provide snacks and repair infrastructure problems. If you want to maintain this price, you need to provide basic services that make people feel at ease. Relying on photo shooting skills to attract one-time sales from residents is not a long-term solution after all. Overall, I can only give it 3 points. It’s a small fault and no merit. I won’t repurchase if there is no improvement.

The location of the B&B is OK. I'm really sorry for the hygiene. It's very dirty...and the auntie came to cook breakfast at 7 o'clock in the morning and was very, very loud. Asking her to speak softly, to no avail...

I really like the environment around Manxiangju. This is the third time I have stayed here. There is a small river and you can see the fields. Now the yard has been improved and becomes more and more beautiful. The bathroom in the family room has been renovated and is much better than before.

Not bad! It's an old house in the countryside, quite clean.

The boss is a laid-back person, so we were the only one staying on Sunday night, and the entire B&B was reserved for us.

The bed can be slept on with steel bars. The curtains during the day have no light blocking at all. It is so dazzling that I can't sleep. I wanted to lie down and wake up naturally. The boss really has time to remove the light blocking and change the mattress. 468 is really not a good value for money.

It is a self-service B&B. You can ask the aunt about anything even if the owner is not here. Auntie is very nice~~ The only disappoin**ent is the facilities. The tatami I ordered is on the first floor. The wooden door is a bit old and there is a crack in the middle. I hope the owner can fix it ~ the sound insulation effect is not very good, but the rest is okay.