Pet friendly Hotels in Yangzhou

The hotel is conveniently located on Dongguan Street, surrounded by shopping areas, and taxis are easy to hail. The courtyard was a bit smaller than I expected, but quite quiet with some greenery. It was very pleasant to sit and enjoy the breeze in the evening. The rooms were clean, and the laundry room had a washer and dryer. I met the owner when I arrived; he was very welcoming and offered suggestions for sightseeing in the surrounding area. Overall, my stay was smooth, and I would definitely stay here again next time.

It was the fireworks season in March and I missed Huaiyang food, so I took my parents to Yangzhou. When choosing accommodation on Ctrip, I accidentally came across this Aihehua B&B. I was immediately attracted by its new Chinese style and made a reservation decisively. Location: Although the map shows it is in Guanxiang, turn right and walk two steps to Dongguan Street, which is super convenient. Moreover, it is not affected by the hustle and bustle of Dongguan Street at all, and it truly achieves tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle. Decoration style: New Chinese style full of technology. The door of Aihehua B&B is antique. As soon as you enter, you will see a hollow partition like a screen. There is a small open-air patio, a red maple, two deck chairs, and a tea set, which is quite Zen-like. The two rooms on the left and right are equipped with large TVs that can project screens and smart facilities, providing a modern and comfortable accommodation experience. The small tea room next to the patio is also equipped with a projector. After a day of shopping, you can sit on the lounge chair, watch movies, drink tea, chat, look at the moon, and enjoy a comfortable life. Service: The boss is warm and generous. As soon as we arrived in Yangzhou, we immediately called him and took the initiative to pick us up at a nearby station and help us with our luggage. When we arrived at the B&B, we brewed a pot of green Yangchun to catch the wind and rest. There were two cute kittens in the B&B. I heard that I was allergic to cat hair, so the boss immediately put them in a cage. It was very considerate, but it was a pity that the two little cuties were grounded😄The boss had a small small room at the door of the B&B In the coffee shop, they enthusiastically made coffee for us to taste, and also gave us small special gifts. I highly recommend everyone to stay at Aihehua B&B in Yangzhou. You will definitely fall in love with it as much as we do.

The front desk lady was very enthusiastic, and the environment was quite good. I'll definitely come again next time!

Beiliucaotang Guesthouse is very close to Dongguan Street and Caiyi Street. The rooms are newly renovated, clean and tidy, fully equipped, with plenty of power outlets. The host is very nice and welcoming. Recommended.

I booked a room for my relatives and friends, and the feedback I received was very satisfactory. When I took my friends to check in, I took a look at the room and was very satisfied. It was clean and tidy, and the facilities were fully equipped. Some rooms even had hanging baskets, which I liked very much. The environment in the yard is also very good, with various chrysanthemums, green plants, swings, and guzheng. It is suitable for sleeping in, basking in the sun and taking photos in the yard. The boss lady's service attitude is also very good.

Honestly, the service staff were all excellent and went out of their way to help with anything I needed. However, the hotel facilities were rather basic. I was kindly given a large room, but the details didn't hold up to scrutiny. The carpet was very dirty; I was puzzled when I entered, but was told it was the carpet's natural color. :) The extra seating area was basically useless, the sofa cushions were very uncomfortable, and the bedding wasn't very good quality either—all just passable. I'm not particularly picky, and I mainly went there for the hot springs, which were quite nice and comfortable. The air conditioner in the room was extremely noisy; even with earplugs, it was still a bit noisy, and the room was still very hot even at 19 degrees Celsius. We didn't eat breakfast, neither the person nor the dog, because we didn't like it. The à la carte menu was only one page long, with very few dishes, and the restaurant was very deserted. It was difficult to find good takeout options nearby, not even a cup of coffee. The hotel's coffee was also bad. Overall, it felt more like a guesthouse than a standard hotel. However, the staff were indeed very responsive. Yangzhou is a truly wonderful city, and the people of Yangzhou are also very kind and gentle. Next time I visit, I will definitely stay in the city center.

The door lock of the original room was a bit problematic, and the boss directly changed us to a more spacious one. Since it is an ancient building renovation, the facilities will be relatively old. The location is super good, just turn a corner to Dongguan Street Food Street, parking in Dongguan Street ground parking lot is very convenient! The service is also super good, the price of 200+ is free hot springs, drink coupons, and Hanfu photo experience. Not only is pet-friendly and free cleaning fee, but also free medical examination for pets is provided. But because of the conflict of time schedule, we finally experienced hot springs. Since the hot spring is experienced in another homestay (more than 600 meters away), the boss also borrowed the battery car from us, which was too touching. All in all, it is a great value experience.

This is a very cozy guesthouse, a traditional courtyard house that the owner has kept beautifully maintained. Stepping inside felt like stepping into Yunnan! It's very close to Guangling Road, Pishi Street, and Dongguan Street, making it convenient for sightseeing. The owners and their family are incredibly warm and welcoming. They enthusiastically introduce their meticulously maintained courtyard, share the cultural heritage of Yangzhou, and patiently listen to your travel experiences—it's like chatting with a friend. The rooms are exceptionally clean and tidy; they're truly amazing. I visited during the off-season, so there were fewer people, and even the four-person room was very comfortable. The experience was fantastic! If it weren't for my travel plans, I would have loved to stay longer. I will definitely choose this guesthouse again next time I visit Yangzhou!

I found the dormitory again with good memories last year. This time I'm still satisfied. The Suseo Lake, which has Geowon, House and Choi Chiwon Memorial Hall, is a beautiful tourist destination that can be reached on foot or by bus for 2 won. Dongguanje near the hostel is a place where the traces of history and the current life coexist with the interest and vitality.. Thank you so much for remembering and welcoming us. I was surprised that my English was fluent. The cat, Wonbo (Yuanbao), who has a good personality and good character, is the ambassador of Yangzhou's publicity. I'll plan another visit as soon as I have time. I'm Korean.

I chose this place during the off-season in Yangzhou. The courtyard has a lovely vibe, and I managed to snap some photos when the cars had moved. Even though it's in the old town, the decor is quite new and it's very clean. The transportation is super convenient; if you're good on your feet, you can pretty much walk to most attractions. Just head north from the hotel, stroll along the Xiao Qin淮 River, take some pictures, and you'll reach Caiyi Street and other spots. Public transport is excellent, connecting you to the train station, various shopping streets, Slender West Lake, and more. There are also plenty of shared e-bikes, and taxis are cheap in this small city. Within 100 meters, there are great restaurants (you'll have to queue if you go late) and dim sum places. Honestly, it's really good.