Baiyun Villa

The room is right on the main street, incredibly noisy. The neon lights of the shops along the street are on from dusk till dawn, and car horns blare at night, making it impossible to sleep! The service was terrible. While the guests were out sightseeing, they came back and dumped all their luggage at the front desk without permission! The photos are all heavily edited; the room itself is mediocre. In short, it was a huge rip-off. Over 700 yuan a night for this kind of experience. I'll never come back.

First, the room was unclean. At 420 yuan, it's not cheap for a place in the mountains. The steps to the door were like climbing a mountain, making it very inconvenient with luggage. The most outrageous thing was that they didn't say anything when we left something behind, just giving us whatever they remembered. We had to go back for our things twice. The first time we went, next to the auntie lying on the sofa was a half-eaten spicy fried dough twist I bought yesterday, with the same tear as mine. It was ridiculous 😓. Was it theft or just taking things and not returning them? I don't know. The front desk said the auntie had just resigned, but that's not a valid reason.

The hotel is very good, the floor heating is very warm, pick-up and drop-off are also available, the room is clean, there is plenty of hot water, it is very comfortable to stay, the experience is very good, and the cost-effectiveness is high. I highly recommend it.

The environment is good, the service attitude is good, and the location is quite good.

It's not worth the price at all. The hygiene was terrible. The only downside was the convenient location. It said it had underfloor heating, but the heating was actually broken and they didn't tell me beforehand. They also didn't offer a discount. I'm speechless. I hope Ctrip will be stricter with its review process in the future!

Aside from the convenient dining options downstairs, it's practically a dirty and chaotic place.

The location of the hotel is very good, not far from the tourist bus station, and there is a restaurant downstairs, which is very convenient. The room is very clean, and there are hiking poles available for borrowing at the front desk! The downside is that the stairs back up are really weak.

I don't quite understand this hotel's pricing rules. My friend and I booked a cheaper room, so I figured I could book one that was a couple hundred yuan more expensive. But a little while later, when we checked in, another cheaper room appeared, and it was on the same day, just an hour or two apart. Who are they trying to rip off? Are we tourists just being ripped off?

The hygiene was terrible; I haven't had a hotel this bad in a long time.