Homestays in Anhui, China

We had to drag our luggages from the main road through the old street to the B&B without any help offered by the staff. And after check out, we had to ask for the staff to use a small trolley to help move our luggages to the main road, which demonstrated a lack of initiative from the staff in providing good service. Did not feel particularly warmly welcomed by the staff. Location-wise, it is good as it is right in the middle of the old street, very near to the river street and Laiyang old street. Breakfast was also so-so only. When I asked for fried egg, I was plainly told head boiled eggs are available.

Wonderful hotel, quietly located in Tunxi. The staff was very helpful with all our requests. We spend 2 nights here to go to the yellow mountains which was a one hour drive one way. We had to leave one night earlier and staff was so kind to refund us that night which we hadn't asked for. The rooms are very nice and quiet comfy. I would certainly recommend this hotel and I hope to come back in the future!

It was raining on the day we checked in, and the housekeeper picked us up from the parking lot down the hill. Knowing that my child had an exam the next day, they specifically asked if we wanted breakfast prepared early. The breakfast was very rich, and there was also an afternoon tea. Listening to the rain and the croaking of frogs at night was very therapeutic and quiet. Next time I come to Huangshan, I'll definitely stay here again.

Before check-in, the owner told me they'd arranged a shuttle service from the nearest car park. The guesthouse itself is super close to the main street, and the courtyard is beautifully decorated. They even offer free Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) for guests to borrow! The rainy weather gave Hongcun a really atmospheric feel, and I even encountered a cute little cat on the way.

This guesthouse is in a great location, very close to the village entrance, and just a short walk from the scenic area ticket office. It's clean, hygienic, and has an antique charm that makes time feel like it slows down. The service is also excellent; they'll pick you up at the village entrance and inform you of important travel tips in advance. It was a wonderful experience and definitely worth recommending!

The water heater is not convenient enough to take a bath. It is pulled up with a simple curtain. There is no glass door to isolate dry and wet. The curtains in the house are too long to hang on the ground and some dirty. The bedside is a bit loose. The sink faucet needs to be opened with hot water. The valve below, the sofa does not need to be easy to dirty in the house and occupy space. Changed to simple plastic stools is simple and hygienic. After checking out, there is a special aunt to clean up and clean the sheets, but it is recommended to do hot water, drinking water, hygiene and some details. Compared with simple hotels, about fifty or sixty yuan is still very competitive. But for users, it will be more comfortable to add some prices to choose a regular hotel chain.

Outside, you're enveloped in the traditional charm of Huizhou architecture and the serene beauty of the courtyard garden. Inside, enjoy a pure, relaxing, and comfortable living experience. Between the two, you feel a holiday vibe where humanity and nature seamlessly blend. Staying in this village, filled with ancient buildings, makes time seem to slow down. Everywhere you look, there are white walls and bluestone paths… it truly makes you appreciate life. The Chinese light luxury style is immediately apparent. Exquisite flowers and plants adorn the facade, while vintage roof beams and tea sets exude a sense of history. The floor-to-ceiling windows are incredibly bright. A pot of clear tea and a good book are all you need to find solace from the hustle and bustle. There's no one to disturb you, offering a quiet escape amidst activity, allowing time to pass by peacefully. The design is grand yet rustic, leaving a lasting impression.

This time I came to Chengkan, and the Jiaoyangli B&B I lived in really exceeded expectations. The boss and his wife are very real. They know that we are going to visit the scenic spot and take the initiative to pick up and drop off for free, saving a lot of trouble finding the way and waiting for the car. The room was clean and the facilities were quite new and the living was very comfortable. The noodles for breakfast were particularly fragrant, and the dried bamboo shoots and sauerkraut were all local flavors and I was very satisfied. There is free parking space in the yard, and it is very worry-free to drive by car. Before leaving, the boss also sent us two refrigerator stickers, and the small details are all heartfelt. Next time I come to Chengkan, I will definitely stay here, and I really recommend it to friends who come to play.

This place is incredibly close to both the Huangshan South Transfer Center and the Zhaixi Transfer Center, just a 200-meter walk. We arrived on a rainy day, and the owner kindly came to pick us up. They even provided raincoats and hiking poles for our Huangshan climb. We booked a duplex room, and aside from the skylight curtain not closing, everything else was perfect. The owner's hand-drawn maps for the up and down mountain routes were super helpful. We left at 6:30 AM, reached the cable car by 7:00 AM, and our entire route was incredibly smooth.

This guesthouse is nestled in a historic alley of Tunxi Old Street. It boasts convenient transportation and is surrounded by various restaurants and shops. They offer airport pick-up service, and the butler even comes out to help with luggage, showcasing their incredibly thoughtful service. The guesthouse is a renovated century-old building. The front hall and main entrance exude an antique charm with exquisite wood carvings and vintage furniture, all steeped in history. Staying here feels like a journey back in time to ancient Huizhou. The guest room area is spacious, bright, and impeccably clean with fresh air. The room's interior is very new, featuring modern facilities. The bathroom fixtures are Kohler, and the hairdryer is Dyson, ensuring a convenient and comfortable stay. This is a guesthouse run with genuine passion, and the owner clearly has a great appreciation for culture. It's a perfect blend of historical heritage and modern comfort. It exceeded all my expectations and I highly recommend it.