The Thousand And One Tourism & Homestay

A B&B with attentive service and attentiveness Surrounded by green plants, the villa is adjacent to the Blackwater River. The courtyard is beautifully tidied, with a reception public area full of green plants. It provides a variety of breakfasts, delicious coffee and welcome fruits. It also has a leisure outdoor swimming pool and an Internet celebrity suspended bed that is great for taking photos. Here Every scene and thing makes people feel comfortable and relaxed. This stay coincided with the autumn harvest in the small courtyard, which was so red and festive. The housekeeper and the elder sisters also took us to experience the harvest festival culture of Chongzuo~ I booked a terrace king-bed room, facing the scenery of the Heishui River. You can see the mountains and rivers. In addition, it provides private rooms and courtyards, which is very suitable for birthday parties and dinners with friends.

Clean and comfortable, pet friendly, attentive service

The courtyard is good in every aspect Free flow of coffee Free flow of drinks from the refrigerator There are welcome fruits

The experience was great. I arrived at the store in the afternoon, tidied up a bit, and asked the butler at the front desk where to go. The butler recommended Xinhe Rafting, and a group of three people directly booked the place. The B&B is beyond expectations, morning swimming is very comfortable, and the swimming pool is very clean. The breakfast was so plentiful that I couldn't finish it, and the coffee was delicious. The housekeeper was very considerate and responded whenever I called. He also gave me a small souvenir before leaving. Been here before, will come again next time!

The interior space of the room is very large. The tatami is very comfortable and large. It is very comfortable to sit and drink tea and watch the scenery outside. The butler service is also very good. There is a large projector in the lobby. It is fun to watch a drama in the evening. Homemade passion fruit fruit tea is always placed in the lobby to quench summer heat and thirst. If you like coffee, you can ask the butler to help make it at any time. It is very professional and delicious. ٩( 'ω' )و

The room faces the lake with a large terrace, a large living room and a relatively quiet work desk. The room has many floor-to-ceiling windows and the view is very healing. The housekeepers were very polite and helped us carry our luggage. There were tall longan trees in the yard, which were scattered all over the grassy steps. The housekeeper even picked some for us to try. The B&B has a washing machine, unlimited coffee, and a video area. The welcome fruit tea was delicious and we made a cup of it. Worth recommending, will come again if I have the chance.

The room is large, decorated in a good style, with a comfortable balcony facing the Blackwater River. The yard is also very beautiful, and the services are very attentive in all aspects. The flush toilet malfunctioned on the night we checked in, and the guy couldn't fix it despite his efforts. The toilet floor was soaked with water, which affected the stay experience.

The service was excellent. The housekeeper responded promptly every time. He also helped to pick up cakes. If he didn’t want to go out to eat, he would also help to order food. The service is very attentive.

After being in the city for a long time, my heart was not calm enough, so I chose this hotel to meditate and heal for seven days near the mountains and rivers. I experienced the different room types in this hotel. Each room type has a good view and is very quiet. You can hear the chirping of birds and the chirping of insects. Among them, I like the tatami room the most, which is suitable for meditating and reading. The breakfast is a little different every day. The girl at the front desk is very enthusiastic and has high energy. The sofas in the lobby are also very comfortable, and the atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. I ordered dinner for several days, and the first day was the best! When I go home, I can’t forget the sixtieth and shrimps.