The guesthouse had excellent decor, both in terms of the interior and the furnishings. The bedding was comfortable, although the pillows were a bit high for me, but my husband thought they were fine. Shoes had to be changed at the entrance, and the floor was very clean. There was a shared terrace. The breakfast was a nine-compartment meal, nutritionally balanced. While the main dishes were pre-made, the side dishes were freshly mixed and very delicious. The porridge was excellent, especially the dates inside. A few things I felt could be improved: First, after contacting us via WeChat, it would be great if you could send us information about nearby tourist routes. We found the Mitian Cave we encountered while hiking up Yangkou Mountain very interesting, but it might not be suitable for people with claustrophobia. There were many attractions on the mountain, but we had no idea where to start and were essentially hiking blindly. Second, you don't necessarily have to go all the way to the mountain pass to explore the coastline. My husband gets carsick, and the mountain path was winding, so we had to turn off halfway. On the way back, we found some nice sandy beaches with very clean water; these could have been marked. Guesthouses in Sanya do this well; they send a brochure-like document after you contact them. Another issue is that we couldn't find half of the food we put in the fridge. We bought it at the Wanggezhuang market. The town is quite well-developed, like a county town, and it's worth a stroll around. Haha, I didn't expect there would still be food left at Xiwang. But I slept really well at his house. First, it was very quiet, and second, the mattress was comfortable and clean.
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