Songyang Hotels with Hot Tub

"A very cost-effective hotel. Although the location is not in the bustling area of ​​the county, it is very convenient to drive. It is about half an hour's drive from the surrounding ancient villages and about 3 kilometers to the old street. The parking lot is relatively large, and it also provides self-service laundry services. The breakfast is very rich, the service is very warm, the facilities are very new, and it is also equipped with a smart home system. It is not inferior to high-end hotels in big cities."

"The guesthouse is located at the very top, with a fantastic view! The staff even helped with our luggage, which was a big plus! I highly recommend the breakfast; although it was a set meal, it was very plentiful, and I especially loved the noodles 👍. They also gave us three free travel photos taken by Yu Mo's studio – so thoughtful! The guesthouse also has an adorable dog and cat, hehe."

"The B&B is located at the highest point of the mountain. It happened to rain during the two days of the trip. I thought I would be able to see the sea of ​​clouds the next day, but it turned out to be foggy when I woke up early. But I was not disappointed. Chenjiapu has a unique flavor when it rains, and the view from the room is great. It's the best. It's a refreshing day hiding in the mountains away from the city's atmosphere. If you like a different Chenjiapu, don’t complain about the bad weather, enjoy the moment, wear a jacket and get wet in the rain, at that moment freedom reaches its peak. Another thing to mention is that the boss was so nice. He introduced us to the village when he arrived late that day, called us in advance to ask what time we would arrive, and even helped us carry our luggage. Although it was only a day trip, it gave me the best feeling! I think I will definitely come back next time, and I must come to catch the sea of ​​clouds!"

"Excellent stay, lovely surroundings, great dining, and the accommodation itself was fantastic. The owner was incredibly warm and welcoming, making us feel right at home. They even contacted us in advance to arrange pickup from the parking lot and helped with our luggage. Plus, they shared some of their homemade tea! We stayed for two nights, and the only minor issues were that the screen mirroring in one room wasn't working perfectly, and the shower pressure was a bit low. However, the other room was absolutely perfect! If we visit Songyang again, we'll definitely choose this place, perhaps trying a different room type next time. 😀"

"Because we were planning to explore ancient villages in the mountains the next day, we chose this hotel in the county town, and it exceeded our expectations. The room was clean and new, the bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, and the smart toilet and free parking were great touches. The receptionist was very patient and proactively recommended the thin pancakes and Baixian Noodle Restaurant in the old street when we asked about nearby restaurants. It's very convenient to walk to Songyang Old Street. The soundproofing was good for the price, the air conditioning was quiet, and the bed was just the right firmness. The only minor suggestion: the elevator wait is a little long during rush hour, but it doesn't affect the overall experience."

"The room is large, with a small living room for tea and rest, and good sound insulation. The bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas, with a bathtub, and the B&B also provides disposable bathtub covers. In general, this price is very cost-effective in this B&B, and it is quite cost-effective. The B&B housekeeper service is also very good, and will contact in advance to inform the location and help with luggage. There is also a place next to the B&B that is very suitable for children to play in the water. It takes only 5 minutes to drive there according to the route given by the housekeeper. The water is not deep but very clear, and the children have a lot of fun!"

"The B&B is located at the highest point of Chenjiapu. We stayed for two nights starting May 2nd. After the shuttle bus dropped us off at the Chenjiapu stop, we contacted the housekeeper who came to pick us up. We still had to climb a mountain path for about 5-6 minutes, probably 400-500 steps. It was a bit tiring on the first day, but we got used to it over the next two days. Chenjiapu is quite a successful commercial development; the entire village's exterior has been repaired to look as original as possible, while the interior decor meets modern aesthetics. Our B&B room was a duplex, with the bathroom on the first floor. It was a bit inconvenient to climb the stairs in the middle of the night to use the restroom. Also, the bathroom sink area was a bit small, so my toiletry bag and toiletries had to be placed on a shelf nearby. The housekeeper created a group chat a day in advance, and many people provided service there, with quick response times. I suggest installing a gate in the area where I stayed. I saw another B&B that had a gate in their accommodation area, preventing passing tourists from entering. We also visited Yangjiatang. During the holidays, it was crowded, and everyone had to take a shuttle bus. Yangjiatang even had two shuttle segments, and we waited in line for a long time to transfer. It would have only taken 20 minutes to walk, which is fine as long as it's not scorching hot. It would be very hot during summer vacation... Yangjiatang really didn't seem to have much to see besides the big tree at the village entrance. We couldn't go to Songzhuang Village that day because it had already exceeded its visitor capacity."