Lin County Inns

"The treasure inn in the ancient town of Lukou was moved by the sincerity of the boss. This time I came to Lukou Ancient Town, the luckiest thing was to choose Xiangyuanlong Inn. If I come back next time, I will definitely stay here again. Excellent location, worry-free parking: The inn is in the core area of the ancient town, the west gate is facing the Yellow River, the east gate is on Ming and Qing Street, and it takes two minutes to walk to Heilong Temple. The most headache parking problem of self-driving is solved perfectly here. It has its own underground garage. Don't worry about no parking spaces during the holiday. The security guards will let it go directly. The hardware is excellent and the living is comfortable: there are many cave-in inns in the ancient town, but there are not many central air-conditioning in McVeigh. The mouth in early April was still cold at night, the room was warm, and the bath water was hot enough. The bedding is clean, the disposable supplies are complete (toilet pads and face towels are available), and the details are in place. The most moving is the boss: the highlight of this trip was not how many attractions were seen, but was treated sincerely by the boss. Helped us call the tour guide to explain, and also exempted the fare to Lijiashan. The most moving thing is that his breakfast was originally closed. Seeing that we had to get up early and hurry, we went into the kitchen and made us hot pancakes, soup and side dishes. This kind of ”afraid that you are hungry” heart is more precious than any mountain and seafood. About the room: We stayed in the attic twin room on the 2nd floor. By the way, don't miss the terrace on the second floor. It's perfect to sit there in the evening to watch the sunset of the Yellow River and drink a little wine. In short, Xiangyuanlong is not only an inn, but more like a home by the Yellow River. The enthusiasm and meticulousness of the boss made this trip a lot warmer. highly recommended!"