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Traveling with your dog The old house is over 400 years old. The bedding, toothbrushes, etc. are quite good. The Baoshan bait silk for breakfast is also very delicious. I like the eldest sister’s cheerful personality. The house is located halfway up the mountain, not far from the big green tree. It takes about half an hour to climb up to the Jade Emperor Pavilion slowly. One thing: when I sleep in bed, I always smell a musty smell near the wall near the head of the bed. It may be due to the humidity in the area, the moisture in the wall, or the smell of ham. . .

The Daqingshu Inn is the second stop of the entire Yunnan trip. In fact, those who can go to Nuodeng's play have a detailed understanding of this inn, room facilities, room layout, etc. But as a hotel control, I was still surprised by the details of the boss: disposable toilet pads, disposable cups, curtains in the toilet shower room, knocking back sticks under the bedside table (I don’t know if it’s this name), electric blankets, and toiletries brands that are often seen in high-end homestays. I have to admire the details of the owner of the big green tree. In addition, her family's dining is endless, local chicken, local pork, ham, and spicy fungus for breakfast, these stores did not know how to cherish, back to Shanghai aftertaste. Finally, thank the boss for taking everyone to walk around the village. In the evening, while barbecuing and eating local pork, wild mushrooms, and smearing water, while chatting with the aunt of the inn and the owner about life, watching the charcoal fire of Mars, such dinner, has exceeded the meaning that a meal can give.

The homestay is halfway up the mountain. The boss arranged for dumplings to come to the mountain and our luggage to go up the mountain. The homestay is clean and tidy. When I arrived at the homestay, I ate Nuodeng Ham and Egg fried rice. It was so delicious. Dinner was also eaten at the homestay. The boss’s cooking skills were first-class. The sunset was down. It was so comfortable to watch the scenery different from the city on the terrace of the hotel. I also bought a whole ham when I went home, which was very fragrant.

I came here for a motorcycle trip, but I didn't expect to have to climb a mountain to check in. It was a bit tiring. The overall stay was very quiet!

This homestay did a good job. After we booked the room, we called to tell the self-driving parking lot at the foot of the mountain, and we also intimately went underground to help us carry the suitcase up. And the location of this homestay is also very good, just on the way up the mountain not far from the parking lot, I feel that the height is very suitable. The yard of this homestay is comfortable and tidy, and the room layout is also comfortable and tidy. There is also a large platform on the second floor that can be viewed and leisurely, and it is very eye-catching and panoramic to see Nodeng Mei. This is also a stop on the journey of life worth experiencing at home.

Returning to Guangdong from Deqin Motorcycle Tour, I didn’t have the chance to see the Rizhao Jinshan Mountain in Meili this time☹️. With some regrets, I navigated to Nuodeng and chose the highly rated Hemerocallis Lodge. The overall accommodation experience was very good. This was my motorcycle trip. The most restful night of sleep😀. Before I left, I happened to see swallows flying between the eaves of the small courtyard. It turned out that the little ones chose to build their nests on the wooden beams of the small courtyard. Haha, I was lucky to have this small courtyard. There were swallows. Come, good omen✌! Well, I can sort out the regrets caused by Meili’s clouds😄. When writing this review, I should also plan when to come to Hemerocallis House to see the Yanzi family and add some blessings😎.

The B&B is in the ancient village of Nuodeng. Most of the houses here are built with rammed earth walls. They are very beautiful and special. We came during the National Day. Parking was difficult and we could only park far outside the village. Our luggage needed to be carried on mules, so we followed. I was panting heavily and sweating all over when I climbed to the B&B. The ancient villages are full of irregular stone steps. I can’t count how many steps I climbed. It was quite tiring. The environment of the B&B is good. You can see the scenery everywhere. You can stay on the terrace for a whole day and it’s not a waste of time. The room is not very clean, but it's okay under the general environment. However, the bathroom door is broken and does not close tightly. The bath water will spill out. The toilet is a bit wobbly. I hope it can be repaired if there is a chance. The food at the B&B was delicious, and the boss also gave us a taste of the home-brew wine, which was delicious. It's pet-friendly here. Several puppies came that day. The B&B has a kitten which is also very cute. There is a charging station not far outside the village, and there are service staff. There is no waiting for a table on holidays, which is great!

A very recommended inn. The owner, Sanmei, is upright and kind! We called in advance to arrange relevant matters. When we arrived in Nuodeng, they picked us up at the parking lot in the rain and took us to the inn. The service attitude was perfect 💯! The inn is located in Sanjin Courtyard. It was once featured in CCTV's ”National Geographic” column 👍 Sanmei introduced us how to enjoy Nuodeng and provided us with a super delicious 😋 love breakfast for free, especially the sincere bowl of glutinous rice balls that we still have no teeth for. Unforgettable 8️⃣🅱️Q. Sanmei upgraded us to the best room in her house for free for two nights, so we were safe and comfortable! Nuodengxing, which I miss dearly, will never be forgotten because of Sanmei’s considerate and heart-warming service! It is highly recommended that you stay at Sanmei’s house when visiting Nuodeng!

I found this highly rated inn on Ctrip and booked it with the intention of giving it a try. It was really surprising to find such an elegant inn in Nuodeng Ancient Village, Yunlong County, Dali, a relatively niche tourist destination. The owner of the inn, Xiao Huang, is a very careful and gentle girl. She speaks in an organized manner and is not impatient. I didn’t know how to get to the inn with my heavy luggage. When I called her, she patiently told me how to download a Yunnan travel reservation. In carpooling, he explained clearly how to get the puller to pick me up and carry my luggage to the inn. Especially after arriving, she turned on the air conditioner in the room in advance to cool down and relieve her fatigue. The room is also clean, refreshing, and a bit artistic. After eating delicious ham and egg fried rice, we walked around and took a good nap until eight in the morning. The village is very quiet at night, except for the occasional meowing of cats.