Fangwaili Homestay

My friend lives nearby, so he booked this place. He booked a king-size room, but the boss said that the king-size room had no light. He upgraded it to a one-bedroom and one-living room for free, but there were walls next to the window. It was on the first floor. I was woken up by mosquito bites halfway through the night, but it was too late, so I tentatively asked the boss if he had mosquito coils. He didn't reply, so he didn't bother me. He replied to me before checking out the next day. The B&B is in an alley, easy to get lost, taxis don't reach the door, and it's far from the subway station besides! There is something wrong with this bed. It is concave in the middle. I didn't feel much when I slept on it, but I found my waist hurting in the afternoon of the second day. In summary, it is not suitable for short-term stays and people who have requirements for lighting and services, but it is suitable for long-term rentals and people with relatives and friends nearby.

The room is relatively large and fully furnished

Very nice, very neat

It's more than expected, clean and convenient. I think it's the best homestay in the village. The cafe downstairs also fully meets my needs. In short, recommended!

The platform shows that it is newly opened, but the furniture and facilities in the house are not very clean. There is no TV and the small space is quite depressing. There are occasional barking of dogs in the middle of the night to wake you up. The sheets have a few stains. The mattress has the effect of back pain after massage when you wake up. Other than that, everything else is fine.

The location is very quiet and nearby is also suitable for sightseeing