Tongren Hotels with Bars

Nestled by the mountains and river, the environment is absolutely top-notch. The owner is incredibly kind, and the breakfast is exceptional for a B&B. The decor is thoughtfully designed by the owner's family. It's perfect for family trips, team building, or even a solo relaxing getaway. You could easily stay for several days. Most importantly, I found this to be one of the cleanest B&Bs I've ever stayed in.

I booked a king-size bed room in the attic, but it felt a little too small. But there is a large terrace next to it, which is very well decorated and has a mahjong table, fireplace, etc. I arrived late so the boss ordered some stir-fry dishes, which were delicious😋 There was also a bonfire at his house, but by that time he was already getting ready for bed💤 so I watched it from a distance on the terrace The next morning the boss cooked 🉐noodles👍

A surprisingly unexpected guesthouse. We arrived at 10 PM, nestled in the mountains a thousand miles away, and there was an unexpected power outage late at night. Stepping outside, the instant I looked up, all my complaints vanished. The undulating silhouettes of the distant mountains and the distant, dazzling Milky Way were clearly visible before my eyes. The surroundings were so quiet I could hear my own heartbeat; my thoughts, like the power outage, went completely blank. I thought back to this time last year, a similarly unpredictable February, with the same people, renting the same color and model of car, arriving in the same high-altitude region, photographing the same starry sky—and it felt exceptionally interesting and moving. Yes, moving. I'd forgotten how long it had been since I'd felt moved, even forgotten how to feel moved. I vaguely remembered as a child, watching ants move their nests on rainy afternoons when I had nothing to do; lying on a cool mat in the courtyard on summer nights, counting the stars. These memories, at this moment, became a piercing loop, forming a closed loop with my present-day immersion. I transcended myself, merged with heaven and earth, and fell into nothingness. What we pursue throughout our lives is nothing more than a tiny speck of dust in the universe. In other words, we seem to have misunderstood something: many things don't need to be meaningful. Eating, drinking, and having fun are not the same as wasting time, and enduring hardship is not the same as having extraordinary significance. Life is simply an accumulation of various experiences. Whenever you want, you can do things that seem meaningless, such as daydreaming, drinking tea, watching the sunset, or counting stars. It's not necessary to do things that the world deems meaningful to be worthy of praise. Meaning is defined and given by yourself; what you see, understand, and feel is the greatest meaning. Therefore, stop being anxious, say goodbye to internal conflict, stay away from people and things that drain your life, and don't spend all your time worrying about this and that, because those things are meaningless. Enjoying the present moment is the right approach. I sincerely hope that everyone who sees this picture can dilute their pain with grand narratives and perceive happiness in the small, everyday things. Don't lose your ability to perceive happiness and experience life because of mundane matters. Learn to rejoice in the beauty of plants and trees, stand still for the sunset, and live this unique and fleeting life with love and emotion. The owner was very welcoming and upgraded my room for free. I even received a small red envelope before I left. I'll definitely stay here again next time I come.

Traveling from Fujian to Fanjing Mountain, I highly recommend Fanjingshan Yetang Homestay! The guesthouse boasts a beautiful and serene environment, with an elegant design that truly sets the mood. The breakfast was delicious and the service was warm, attentive, and thoughtful throughout our stay. The exclusive shuttle service was incredibly convenient, saving us a lot of hassle. Our experience, from check-in to check-out, was excellent. It's truly the best accommodation choice for a trip to Fanjing Mountain!

The environment is great, and the rooms are clean and hygienic. Staying on the ground floor is even better because you can park your car right outside, which makes it easy to unload luggage. The high humidity in summer was actually good for my skin! The only downside was that clothes don't dry outside, so I had to hang them indoors. The hotel breakfast was a bit simple, but everything else was fine. The hotel is just across the bridge from the scenic area entrance, and you can even play in the water under the bridge.

We stayed in suite 2106, a riverside view suite. The view of the mountain stream was absolutely stunning; you didn't even need to find specific spots to take photos—every snapshot from the room looked beautiful. The overall decor was very stylish, not like those typical guesthouses; the details were exquisite. The owner and staff were incredibly welcoming and responded promptly to any needs, making for a wonderful stay.

Location is mins walk to fanjingshan ticket ctr and entrance. The bed is uncomfortable, cos I could feel the uneven part . Otherwise, it is a pleasant stay and Ah Kwang is very helpful. They also helped me to send my charger and updated me . At times there is no one at the counter but they respond fast via wechat. Don't eat at the breakfast shop next to it and street stall along the alley towards fanjingshan entrance.They will sell you food that's not fresh and oil that's rancid... horrible..

This resort village guesthouse operates on a health and wellness concept. The staff are all very polite, and Manager Han is excellent with guests, trying their best to fulfill all requests. The resort is very peaceful with beautiful surroundings. Although it's a bit far from tourist attractions, they've solved the transportation issue with a free shuttle service. The front desk attendant gave us an extra...

The room was quite spacious, and the tea-drinking area was very relaxing. The laundry room was a bit basic. It's super close to Fanjingshan Scenic Area, which is incredibly convenient for those planning to hike early in the morning. Fanjingshan truly is a mystical mountain, appearing and disappearing in the clouds and mist.

The hillside guesthouse felt like a warm welcome home after a long, tiring day at work. Even before arriving, the owner contacted me to remind me to buy tickets, offering plenty of advice and hiking tips, along with transportation information. There was no need to plan anything here; everything was taken care of – food, accommodation, transportation, and entertainment. Upon arrival, the housekeeper warmly helped with our luggage, and the owner greeted us enthusiastically, like old friends even though we'd never met before. After check-in, we were immediately offered sparkling water, iced coffee, and welcome fruit. The air conditioning was already on, and the room was clean and hygienic, with a small courtyard for easy access. Breakfast wasn't as lavish as a hotel meal, but it was delicious: minced meat rice noodles, fried eggs, steamed corn bread, steamed corn, and millet cakes – the taste was unlike anything you'd find in a pre-made meal. They even packed up the leftovers for us to take hiking. After breakfast, the owner drove us to the scenic area in his Porsche. The scenic area was only 1 kilometer from the guesthouse, but he insisted on driving us there, saying parking would be inconvenient late at night. He also offered to pick us up on the way back, but we took a taxi – very convenient indeed. What surprised me most when we returned to the guesthouse after our hike was the foot bath tub they had provided. We sat in the pavilion, sipping tea and soaking our feet – it was incredibly relaxing. I'll definitely come back and recommend it to my friends. Goodbye!