I chose this place because the rooms looked clean and it was newly opened, and the log cabins were unique. The room itself was actually very good, exactly as pictured. It was my first time staying in a B&B, and I was a bit unaccustomed at first because the service wasn't quite up to hotel standards, and breakfast was too simple. However, after interacting with the owners, I found them to be very nice. The male owner seems aloof on the surface but quietly gets things done behind the scenes (you turn around, and the task is already completed), which is hilarious! This personality must be quite a disadvantage for him, haha. The B&B is on the main road of Beiji Village, and the bus station, northernmost post office, and restaurants are all on this main road, making it convenient to walk with luggage. At night, after dinner, the road is lit, so I wasn't afraid walking back (some of the side roads are very dark, and some B&Bs look quite scary, making you hesitant to go in at night). I ended up extending my stay for three nights to explore slowly. We asked the owner to arrange a shared car to Beihong Village, First Bend, and Birch Forest, and the driver was excellent. The day trip to such distant and potentially dangerous roads was truly worth it. We even saw Wang Anyu and Zhang Ruonan filming a drama in the Birch Forest – a pleasant surprise! P.S. Don't expect amazing food in Beiji Village; just eat to fill up. Save the good food for Harbin. In mid-March, we woke up at 6 AM every day to successfully splash water into ice, so no regrets there!
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