Pet friendly Hotels in Yunhe

On the way back to Shanghai from Fujian, I originally planned to stay for one night, but I stayed for three nights until I had to return. Because with a puppy, the boss was very intimate to upgrade to a room with a terrace for free, thank you very much. The room was well-equipped and comfortable, the weather was too hot, and I basically drank tea in the room to rest. I praised the cooking skills of the small boss. The best taste and the highest price-performance ratio of the homestay in Zhejiang! The original taste is exquisite, and every meal is CD-ROM. Dining at the hotel saves a lot of time and has been in a relaxed rhythm. The boss also took us to visit his cellar, which is definitely professional. No wonder osmanthus wine and bayberry wine are so delicious. I also participated in the theme lecture of the proprietress, a very relaxed exchange salon. I met such a treasure homestay and met the fairy boss family. It was a wonderful experience! come back next time!

I had an amazing stay at Yunhe Meet B&B. The Minsu is located in the village not far from the scenic spot ticket office. The owners are a lovely couple and their son, they are very caring and communication was not a problem. We used wechat and phone translate to take with the son and ladyboss. They offered me welcome snacks and more snacks after my hike. Breakfast was very very generous and freshly prepared for local dishes with local ingredients. I had a room with 2 single beds which are quite large soit didn’t feel like a single bed, recommended for a solo traveler if the queen bed isn’t available. Water was warm and shower had good pressure. Everything is very clean. Auntie took me to the park entrance with her electric mini truck to help me catch the morning bus. They also recommended some small hikes around the village and help me to find the return bus to Lishui. Thank you for the great stay ! Wish you the best !

It was a great accommodation experience. We didn't drive, and the boss came to the tourist center to pick us up. He enthusiastically introduced the scenic spot to us. The chicken soup in the evening was very fresh. It was freshly killed live chicken. The bamboo shoots were super tender. The next morning, I watched the sunrise in the room. Although the folk custom is on the side of the road, it is not as noisy as imagined. I made an appointment with the boss to see you next year.

I went to Yunhe to see the terraced fields on May Day. My husband and I stayed at this homestay. The price was moderate during the holidays. The bath towels were disposable, which was great. In addition, the breakfast dishes made by the boss's mother were very appetizing. Since we got up early to watch the sunrise for two consecutive days, we watched the auntie get up early in the morning to cook the dishes. They were homely and delicious. If I have a little opinion, it can be improved. It is not easy to figure out the hot and cold water of the faucet in the bathroom.

This is what they call in Chinese a ”minsu” (民俗) which is basically a family run B&B or home stay. It's location is good, located at the top of Baiyingu village. It's also about a 60 minute hike (1.8km) to a great scenic spot called Qixingdun. You can pay more money if you want to stay in one of the top room floors with better views of the village below. One thing that can be improved is the small bathrooms which can be designed better. Also, it can get loud if families are staying because the kids can scream.

The owner and his wife built the B&B themselves. It is very clean, very polite and humble. All requests are answered. The transportation is very convenient, there is a parking space at the door, and it is very convenient to drive to Jiuquyunhuan. Then the cooking was really delicious, it was the best meal I have eaten out in these days. The next morning, the boss got up early to make porridge and prepared her own pickles for us. The porridge was paired with pickles, which was great!

The overall stay experience was very satisfactory. The hotel is conveniently located, and travel and dining are very convenient. The rooms are clean and tidy, well-equipped, comfortable bedding and good sleep quality. The front desk service is warm and thoughtful, and the check-in and check-out efficiency is high. The environment is quiet, the health is good, and the price is very high. The overall service is intimate and meticulous, and the next trip will be preferred, recommended to everyone!

The boss is very real and hospitable. In the morning, watching the sunrise, the car was blocked, and the boss was called at five o'clock to send it to the boss. The boss didn't say anything and got up to send us there. Also gave us a taste of his own yellow distilled wine, and his chicken was delicious. What is the matter and the boss said, are very reasonable, the room is clean, close to Qixingdun

This homestay experience during the Spring Festival holiday completely exceeded my expectations! As soon as you step into the B&B, you will be attracted by its unique geographical location. The homestay is located by the mountains and beside the water. Looking up, you can see the rolling green hills, and looking down, you can hear the gurgling water. It instantly makes you feel away from the hustle and bustle of the world. The room is decorated in a Zen style, with simple wooden furniture, soft lighting, and just the right amount of flower arrangements, creating a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. I can fall asleep peacefully every night in this tranquility. The service is impeccable. The boss and his family are warm and considerate. They make all kinds of breakfasts by hand: rice dumplings, meat buns, rice cakes, and many side dishes that I can't name. They all taste great. This trip to the B&B gave me a wonderful and unforgettable time.

The owner was incredibly welcoming, constantly sharing travel tips and showing us some photos he'd taken. In the morning, we saw an unidentified tree outside, laden with small fruits. After asking the owner, we learned it was a wild panda yew! Apparently, there are many wild yew trees in this area. He even gave us a little educational information about yew trees and picked a few for us to taste. He told us the seeds were bitter and poisonous, so we shouldn't eat them. The fruits were smooth inside and had a slightly sweet taste – a truly delightful experience!