Pet friendly Hotels in Songyang

overall a very nice place in a small village. great for those who search the outdoors and few other tourists. hard to find, even for our local didi driver. Very friendly hosts, but no foreign language communication possible (also not with apps). the breakfast was very tasty and in our case all vegetarian.

Located on the top of the mountain, it is a wonderful journey. You can see the homestay card on the road, and you will not worry about going wrong. Service: Two super intimate young ladies, we arrived very late at the time, but still caring escort Environment: very beautiful, in the village, a real homestay integrated with the villagers Breakfast is also very delicate and delicious, rich in local characteristics

The room is very clean, the scenery outside the floor-to-ceiling window is charming, and the toilet is a smart toilet that is very comfortable, which shows that the details are in place. The housekeeper was super considerate throughout the whole process, and he immediately asked us to come out to see the rainbow after the rain. It was really beautiful. The breakfast is also delicious. If it is not enough, you can add more. I like it very much, it's a pleasant stay.

Booked a very cheap room, on the top floor, the boss reminded on the sixth floor when checking in, you can change it if you don’t accept it, of course, it’s not the original price. The old people are very good. If the water is not enough, you can ask the boss for it. It was very hot when I came, but the air conditioning in the room was quite powerful, so that I could see a glimmer of hope in a desperate life.

First off, this hotel is huge, almost like a scenic area itself! 😂 Many rooms even have their own terrace. If you have enough time, spending a whole day relaxing at the hotel, sipping tea or coffee, would be incredibly pleasant. So, the environment is definitely a big plus. And with supposedly 120 rooms, they clearly have substantial resources. We checked in on the 3rd, and the hotel was pretty much fully booked. It must be quite popular in that area. Honestly, for a hotel nestled in the mountains to maintain such a high standard of environment, they're probably one of the only ones. I have to say, the food at the hotel's restaurant was good, especially the slow-cooked salted chicken. It was even better than what I had later at a highly-rated restaurant in the county. My only minor suggestion would be for the dishes to come out a little faster. 😎 The room design isn't entirely flat, so the views from rooms on higher levels might be even better (though the lower levels aren't far behind). The rooms come with a bathtub and a balcony, with a floor-to-ceiling window offering a direct view of the mountains. It's truly delightful to feel so immersed in nature. Facilities and Services: There's a small convenience store within the resort that offers room delivery, which is a thoughtful touch. They also have a cafe and an infinity pool. If you plan on swimming, remember to bring your swimwear! There's also an open-air bakery where you can watch them bake bread. If you don't want to trek up and down, you can also buy from the cafe directly, and they'll send it up to you, offering more options. After all that, my final advice is to try to visit during off-peak times, because the value for money is absolutely fantastic!

The boss and the proprietress are both people of Yangjiatang, warm and thoughtful. The room is big enough, but it is still cold in winter, especially the meal is in the yard, the boss thoughtfully gave the brazier, the food is also very delicious, the facilities are slightly old, I don’t know if it is to cooperate with the atmosphere of the Chinese courtyard, if the room can be cleaned in time, it would be better.

Experience what it's like to live in an old house ~ The proprietress feels like a very virtuous beauty, capable and gentle ~ The bed is very comfortable to sleep in, and the bathroom is small, but it is sufficient. The village is very beautiful and completely undeveloped. It feels nice to take a walk around. It is a certain distance away from the internet-famous village, but I personally prefer this route.

The B&B is located at the highest point of the village, on the edge is a stone steps up the mountain road (1.8 kilometers) leading to Chenjiapu Village. The locals can walk in 20 minutes. We walked for more than an hour. The homestay is a very local building. There is a wooden floor on the floor. You can walk upstairs and you can hear it downstairs. There are 5 rooms in total. We stayed in three rooms. The other two have no guests, which is equivalent to the whole homestay. Figure 1, Figure 2 appearance of the homestay, Figure 3 Shijie Road to Chenjiapu Village, Figure 4 Wang Xikeng Village (the best photography point on the roadside)

The guesthouse is located in an alleyway in the old town's Ming and Qing dynasty-era street, formerly the site of Shounian Primary School. I booked a double room in advance, but the owner upgraded me to a suite upon check-in and even personally gave me a gift. The overall environment and room facilities were quite good, exceeding my expectations. However, there are a few minor details I'd like to improve: 1. Bottled drinking water was not provided in the room. 2. The welcome fruit I redeemed with Ctrip points during booking was not provided (I only noticed this when reviewing my booking while writing this review).

The room is too small, not as big as the 32 square meters introduced in the picture, I am very surprised that there is a bedside aisle for one person. And there is no door in the bathroom, and the humidity is all facing the bed after the shower. The parking space is at the door of the hotel, and there are two parking spaces in the hotel, which is quite difficult to stop. This is the biggest slot. Secondly, we went to the store and asked where the parking space was. The two waiters were estimated to be from the opposite restaurant, and said that we would run opposite the door and we didn't care. Fortunately, the decoration of the homestay has characteristics, and there is a balcony. Sitting there for tea at night, watching the aunt wash clothes in the river in the morning, especially to the ancient street of Ming and Qing Dynasties is really close. The beds are also soft and sleep well.