My classmate stayed here last month and recommended it. It truly offers great value for money. The hotel itself has a rich array of facilities and entertainment options, including a swimming pool, a large lawn, a small petting zoo, parking, a laundry room, and a bathroom with a dry/wet separation – everything you could ask for. Our booking package also included animal feeding, travel photography, afternoon tea at the scenic restaurant, kite flying, fishing, and more. At the end of the large lawn is the Yulong River, and bamboo rafts occasionally pass by comprehensive docks (a bonus: we personally tested and negotiated with a rafter, and there’s a chance to disembark directly onto the large lawn near the hotel). The panoramic restaurant on the top floor is incredibly photogenic, with beautiful mountains and rivers, plush teddy bears, and swings – very satisfying. It's rare to find a restaurant that stands out with its hardware and layout while also maintaining high culinary standards. We got a basic set meal with beer fish, and every single dish was delicious. What a dream place! As for drawbacks, my family of four was split 2-2 on whether to mention them, but I will. We couldn't quite figure out how to properly use the washing machine; in the sterilization mode, the lettering on my son's windbreaker and Manchester City T-shirt washed off (as an Arsenal fan, I feel for him 🐶). Also, for friends like us with a limited budget who didn't book a room facing the large lawn and swimming pool, opting for the more affordable family room instead, there's a slight gradient between the floor around the bathtub and the main room floor. This made it easy to trip near the bathtub. Our family of four stumbled four times over our three-day, two-night stay, hahaha! But thankfully, the slope is minor, so it was just a stumble, not a fall. Minor flaws aside, it was a perfect trip to Yangshuo, and we'll choose this place again next time. Oh, and a funny anecdote: when feeding the animals, there was a grey sheep that was incredibly smart and a super aggressive eater. It fearlessly snatched food from deer and alpacas that were much taller than it, and effortlessly bullied smaller sheep. It was so quick, it would open its mouth and snatch carrots right out of other animals' mouths. To ensure the other hungry little lambs got some food, I had my two kids work together: one distracted the grey sheep, and the other fed the other lambs. After a few attempts, the grey sheep caught on and even let out a long sigh – this was the biggest winner-take-all eater on the whole farm!
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