Tushengjin Hotel

This guesthouse, originally a 300-year-old bank, offers more than just a stay; it's an immersive historical experience coupled with the owner's heartfelt hospitality. The rooms are spotless, and the bedding is high quality. Despite being on a main street, it's surprisingly quiet at night. The air conditioning works wonderfully, drying clothes quickly, and the hot water supply is consistent. The ancient-style courtyard is incredibly picturesque – perfect for photoshoots, and many commercial productions use it. You can visit and take pictures without any charge. It’s a lovely spot to relax with tea and conversation, and there's also a sizable reading room. The breakfast is truly thoughtful. Highlights include freshly ground black bean soy milk, their special steamed buns with sugar, stir-fried silkworm pupae, millet porridge with red dates, and their homemade pork sausages, all of which are daily staples. They also offer toast, freshly brewed coffee, and fresh vegetables. Delicious food truly soothes a traveler's soul.