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Entering Paifang Street, look out for this big 百货大楼. Look left into the small lane before this big shop. One guy with a stall right the entrance of this lane knows the owner of the Inn. The 4th photo, 2 houses, the Inn is the one on the right. Though I contacted the boss 2 days prior to arrival, he didn't see my WeChat message. Anyway, fortunately he was there waiting for my late arrival, 6.00-ish in the late afternoon Great boss, who would respond to messages, once connected to WeChat, face-to-face. Nice clean room, great strategic location, walkable to major spots for sights If you're a fan of almond tea, as a Cantonese dessert the stall inside the side lane, on the left, a few steps from the main entrance of Paifang Street is super delicious (Photos 5 & 6)

Five-star review for Meixiangju Inn! Its prime location in the ancient city truly lives up to its reputation. We arrived quite late at Chaozhou Station on a weekend, but the owner arranged a car to pick us up, which was incredibly convenient. The inn is located in Youxiang, just inside the South Gate of Paifang Street. It's a mere 3-minute walk to Kaiyuan Temple and Paifang Street, and about 10 minutes to Guangji Bridge. During the summer, it's super handy to pop back to the inn to cool down, shower, and recharge before heading out again – incredibly convenient for getting around. The inn itself is a 400-year-old quadrangle courtyard from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, a blend of Nanyang shophouse style and traditional Chaoshan folk architecture. With its black lacquered gates adorned with gold, vermilion carved door panels, auspicious couplets like ”Promoting Wealth” and ”Gaining Honor,” and lush green plants in the courtyard, every shot is a picturesque ancient-style masterpiece. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with separate wet and dry areas and complete facilities. The courtyard is quiet and perfect for a rest. The most heartwarming aspect was the owner. He had Kung Fu tea ready for us as soon as we arrived, and when we left, he even gave us some local specialty dried kumquats (Lao Yao Ju) 🍊 – one of the ”Three Treasures of Chaozhou.” These kumquats are made with licorice, monk fruit, and other Chinese medicinal ingredients, steamed and processed nine times. They're great for regulating qi, reducing phlegm, soothing the throat, and aiding digestion. Brewing them in hot water is wonderfully comforting, and a single sip embodies the warm hospitality of Chaoshan.

The room already looked great on the platform, but I didn't expect the hotel to be even more beautiful than the pictures! The room was spacious, and all the toiletries were provided. The owner was very friendly and welcoming. We stayed for two nights, and both the kids and adults had a wonderful time. We'll definitely stay here again next time we visit, and it's super close to all the attractions too!

We had a truly lovely stay at this Airbnb. The place has a spectacular view that made every morning and evening a joy — whether it was watching the sunrise or simply relaxing with the scenery, it added something really special to our time there. The host is incredibly friendly, warm, and approachable. From the moment we arrived, we felt very welcomed. They were always happy to share recommendations for good food around the area, and their local tips helped us discover some really great places we might otherwise have missed. One of the most memorable parts of our stay was spending time with the host over tea, singing together, and chatting in the Teochew dialect. It was such a unique and heartfelt experience that made the stay feel much more personal and meaningful, like staying with family rather than just in an Airbnb. The location is also very convenient and accessible, with many good food options nearby, so it was easy to get around and enjoy the neighborhood without any hassle. Overall, this was a wonderful place to stay, and we would happily come back again. We highly recommend it to anyone looking for a warm, comfortable, and memorable stay with a great view and a lovely host.

My husband and I stayed here for three nights, was slightly worried because we'd heard that many hotels in China don't accept foreigners even if you've booked online beforehand but had no issues here! The couple running the place are very warm and friendly. The hotel is nicely decorated with a scenic inner courtyard as well as a rooftop area. The room was comfortable and had an air conditioner. It also comes equipped with a gongfu tea set and some local tea. The location is great, less than a five minute walk to Pai Fang street, but on a quiet side street without much traffic noise. Since it's in the pedestrian zone, the best place for pick ups and drop offs is Xia Shui Gate - it's just a short walk from there, very manageable even with luggage. We really enjoyed our time here and would definitely stay here again on any future trips to Chaozhou! 跟老公一起去潮州旅游，在伍舍精品客栈度了三夜。起初还有点担心，因为我们两个都是外国人，听说中国有些酒店不接受。 但后来什么问题都没有，老板跟老板娘都很热情， 我们感觉很受欢迎。房间也很舒服，有冷气机， 也有功夫茶具和茶叶让客人喝。 位置非常好， 走路不到五分钟就到了牌坊街，很方便。 如果要打车的话，最好去下水门，比较附近。很高兴选了这个客栈， 下次再来潮州一定会再度在这里！

My first time visiting Chaozhou, and the room I booked online certainly didn't disappoint! The room was spotlessly clean, and the location was fantastic. All the nearby attractions were just a 2-3 minute walk away. The owner was incredibly welcoming and friendly! Absolutely 5 stars!

Amazing place! The host was brilliant. The kids loved their room. Beds weee very comfortable. We had a little problem with one of the room, but was solved straight away. They have an area were we can all Hang out which was lovely. It was easy ti find and once walk out you are on the Main Street with loads of food and shops ! Would stay here again xx

The location is fantastic, making it super convenient to get everywhere. There's a terrace upstairs with a great view of Guangji Tower. The service and cleanliness were both excellent. I had originally booked two nights at another hotel, but after discovering this place while exploring, I canceled my other reservation.

This is probably the closest hotel to the high-speed train station. It's a good option if you have an early morning train or need a layover rest, especially since the train station is quite far from the city center. However, there were discrepancies between the hotel's photos and the actual room. The pictures showed a Western-style toilet, but it was actually a squat toilet – which I could manage. But the shower wasn't separated, and if the pictures had accurately reflected this, I wouldn't have booked. I really dislike it when the entire bathroom gets drenched after a shower.

The room was cleaned everyday and new towels provided. The room was small but enough space for me as a solo traveller. I really appreciated the size of the desk and the fact that the tv had channels in English - so rare in China. Reception staff were friendly and polite. I really fail to understand why no hand soap is provided. I ended up being given a comb, five toothbruses, and new slippers every day. I'd much rather that money was used to provide hand soap. The biggest downside of the hotel is the complete lack of soundproofing. I could hear absolutely everything from the rooms either side of me, and from the corridors. I sent a message of complaint to the hotel on the first night but received no response. The couple in the room directly connected to mine had absolutely no sense of respect for other hotel guests. They shouted and banged about most of the night. The next night, the male was in and out of the room banging on his friend's doors. The third night the snoring was unbelievable. Only on my Fourth night was the area around my room quiet. Obviously, the hotel can't control the guests behaviour, however the soundproofing is the worst I have come across. It's unfortunate.