Jingxiangrun Homestay (Pu'er Lancang Jingmaishan Ancient Tea Forest Scenic Area)

The owner is very nice and welcoming. The rooms are very clean and well-equipped. Each room even comes with a pot of Pu'er tea.

Extremely satisfied! The owner picked us up and dropped us off as soon as we checked in. He's always willing to help whenever he has time, very helpful. The air is great, the second floor has a view of the sea of ​​clouds, and the sunset is beautiful. Most importantly, the owner is so kind! Their tea is also excellent; we bought quite a bit, it's very fragrant and sweet. The toilet is a smart toilet, exceeding our expectations. The air conditioning is strong enough, and the owner's wife is very thorough in cleaning. The location is also great. There are electric scooters and breakfast shops nearby. The owner is truly warm and welcoming!!! Mothers were very satisfied; it's perfect for family trips. The owner is a superman!

I've worked at guesthouses in Tonglu, Lishui, Ningde, Hemu, and Shangri-La for a while, and I generally don't leave reviews. 1. This guesthouse has its own mini-program, offering not only room bookings and various agricultural products, but also information on nearby restaurants, attractions, transportation, sunrise and sunset times. This really surprised me, as most upscale guesthouses only offer room bookings and agricultural products. 2. There's a large terrace on the second floor. You can swing and drink tea. 3. You can experience tea picking and tea processing. There are usually tea parties in the evenings where everyone sits and chats. My friend, who works at another guesthouse, also came over for fruit, tea, and conversation. These two nights reminded me of the natural tranquility I experienced when I worked in Hemu, Ningde. 4. The water quality on the mountain is generally poor; it's mostly yellowish. Even here, after two filtrations, the water is still a bit yellow. On my second day, there was a water shortage on the mountain, and sometimes there were power outages, but they were always short-lived. 5. People here generally don't eat breakfast, so they tend to get up late. However, the owner was already treating everyone to tea early this morning in the tea room; yesterday, he took everyone up the mountain to pick tea. 6. The Bulang people are a minority group, and it's already quite admirable that they've tried to embrace inland trends and culture while retaining their hardworking and simple nature.

Environment: It's a standalone building with a small courtyard for parking and flowers, perfect for sitting and chatting. Cleanliness: The room was very clean, with new sheets and quilt covers. Perhaps because it's on the first floor, there was a slight musty smell upon entering, but it dissipated after ventilation. Service: I can say I was very, very satisfied. Every household here has a tea garden and produces tea. They invited us for tea every day, and we could sit and chat for half an hour, enjoying the pleasant atmosphere.