Service: It is a treasure homestay. There were not many people when I checked in, so I chose a twin room. The staff in the folk custom have a strong sense of service, are very enthusiastic, and are willing to respond to requests. They also take the initiative to introduce local characteristics and nearby tourist attractions. Coming here is like coming to a very familiar friend's home. It is warm and welcoming everywhere and will not make you feel stressed.
Environment: The environment is really nothing to say. There are three courtyards, and each courtyard has different micro-landscapes. The layout of each place is very attentive. You can see the water flowing in the ancient town when you go out of the door! You can also relax for a moment while sitting and drinking tea while watching the scenery.
The most amazing thing is the food:
I originally wanted to dine in the ancient town, and then I learned that I could also dine there. I was in the mood to try it. I didn't expect it to be amazing. It was delicious, just like being at home. Our family of three had a full belly every meal. Sesame oil duck, pig intestines and blood, milk soup noodles, dried radish, and Bobo chicken really made me linger. My husband and I, who don't eat spicy food, can't stop eating.
Hygiene: The hygiene in the room is OK, clean and tidy. This is the first time I stay in a homestay and don't know what other homestays look like. This one is good. There were mosquitoes in the house at that time, and the staff brought mosquito coils and mosquito repellent. Thumbs up!
Afternoon tea at your heart: I tried white tea, black tea, and canned milk tea. As the saying goes, only when your heart is calm can you taste the flavor. So everyone can experience it slowly according to their mood at that time.
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