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🏮My two days at Wuxin Yunshe in Songyang completely captivated me with its tranquility and elegance! The homestay's decor is simple and elegant, blending wooden structures with subdued tones, embodying the wabi-sabi aesthetic and creating a truly tasteful experience. 🍵The owner is a master of tea ceremony. At the Yu Tea House and during exclusive tea ceremonies, the aroma of tea wafts through the air, bringing peace of mind. The public areas are spacious and open; sitting by the window, gazing at the mountains and listening to the breeze, feels as if time has slowed down. 🛏️The rooms are clean and bright, with soft, comfortable bedding and premium toiletries. Every detail is meticulously crafted, and the service is attentive and thoughtful, like a gentle spring breeze. 🌿The most unforgettable thing is the silence—only the chirping of birds and the rustling of bamboo create a true barrier against the hustle and bustle of the world. After two nights, I felt incredibly relaxed and at ease. It's a hidden gem I'd love to return to again and again. Thank you for meeting them! P.S. There's also a cute little Mimi.

The guesthouse is housed in an old Ming and Qing dynasty building that has been passed down for over a dozen generations. It's run by an elderly couple. Because the guesthouse is nestled deep in the mountains, with no restaurants in the village or surrounding area, the elderly couple helps prepare dinner. Breakfast and dinner consist of everyday dishes. The family is very kind and hospitable, providing peaches and watermelon, and even giving us a small bottle of peach gum as a parting gift. It's perfect for people who want to escape the city and experience a sense of seclusion.

This guesthouse is located within the ancient village of Yangjiatang, a converted old village house. The first floor has two rooms with 1.8m king-sized beds, and the rooms are equipped with dehumidifiers, among other things, so overall it's quite good. We stayed here because we wanted to experience living in an ancient village. Two century-old camphor trees are just a short distance from the guesthouse entrance, and staying in the village means you can take photos freely in the morning without crowds. The guesthouse offers meals; we had dinner there, and the food was delicious and home-style. Breakfast was also rich and exquisite, and the hosts were very welcoming.

Environment: The entire environment is superb, with five-star facilities. The owner has a very sophisticated aesthetic; everything from the sound system and lighting to the aromatherapy diffusers, toiletries, and saucers is top-notch. There's also a large private collection of music, calligraphy, paintings, and books. Highly recommend coming here to watch the sunset. The whole village is incredibly peaceful, truly immersing you in the mountains. Service: The housekeeper is very welcoming. If you choose to eat at the guesthouse, you'll be greeted by the rich aroma of wood-fired cooking. Facilities: A gym, spa, card games, wine, and tea are all available. I'll definitely bring friends for a party next time. Overall, the uphill climb is a bit rugged; I recommend those with good driving skills travel in groups.

Before check-in, the staff thoughtfully sent a detailed description of the road construction along the way, and they kindly informed us of a particularly bumpy section. Upon arrival at the guesthouse, they even came out to guide us and help us with our belongings despite the rain. Overall, it was a very heartwarming experience. Because we had children with us, the guesthouse proactively provided extra blankets and offered free Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) try-on. The guesthouse is great for taking photos; the house is a renovated old building with a lovely design. The food at the guesthouse was especially delicious—no fancy cooking techniques, just simple ingredients and simple cooking methods, resulting in the most authentic country flavors. It was truly delicious, and the children didn't want to leave. They even gave us a souvenir when we departed. It was a very happy experience, and I would definitely come back again.

Yezi Manor is one kilometer from Songyinxi Scenic Area and Qingming Ancient Street. It's also 3 kilometers from Shuangtong Mountain, Huangjia Courtyard, and Yanqing Temple. This garden-style guesthouse has clean rooms, a very welcoming owner, and a courtyard with flowers, grass, an adorable gray teddy bear, and a chubby, lazy tabby cat. Outside the window, you can see a small bridge over a stream and large carp. It's a blend of Jiangnan garden style and European manor aesthetics, highly recommended for a relaxing and leisurely vacation!

Finally lived in the longing mountain residence! The location of the homestay is excellent, just in the ancient village of Xikeng, the car can be driven up, very convenient. Watching the sunset in the evening, watching the starry sky at night, the atmosphere is full. The room is clean and tidy, intelligently controlled, the log wind is warm and comfortable, the bedding is soft, and the sleep is particularly practical. The boss and the proprietress are warm and thoughtful. They personally come to the car to help with the luggage. They have always updated the road conditions. The service is intimate and meticulous. The breakfast is light and delicious, and the farmhouse is full of flavor. The viewing platform of the homestay is super suitable for drinking tea in a daze. It takes 20 minutes to walk to Chenjiapu, which is much more convenient than driving. When I come back, I will choose this homestay, the first choice for Songyang vacation.

I went to Songyang with my dog ​​and stayed at Yunshang Pingtian. It was a very good experience. The housekeeper was very enthusiastic and nice. He helped us upgrade to a suite. I liked it very much. The most direct impact was that I decided to stay one more night on the spur of the moment and experienced the loft upstairs and downstairs. The location of the B&B is very good. I heard that it is the earliest B&B. It is not in the scenic area, the mountain road is easier to drive, parking is convenient, the layout is very literary, the environment is very quiet, suitable for slow life! The breakfast is very good, especially the corn and sweet potatoes, it is so delicious! It is not as far as Songzhuang Village, and it is not as congested as Chenjiapu Village and Yangjiatang Village. But it is very close to Chenjiapu Village, and it is only a 20-minute drive to the old town. It is very pet-friendly. You can go to the restaurant and Grandpa's coffee shop with us. There are kittens in the store, which makes the dog excited! Recommended!

A very recommended homestay, there is a feeling of going home, the owner and the proprietress are very good, we are in Songyang by train, the boss knows that we did not drive, specially drove to Songyang Station to pick us up. The accommodation environment is beautiful and quiet, the craftsmanship of the proprietress is even more amazing, the color and fragrance are good, plus the fresh ingredients of the countryside green, basically every dish is realized on the CD, the boss knows that my waist is not good, and he specially prepared me medicine, and was moved. There is also a particularly warm and gentle dog in this house, not only warmly welcomed and sent, but also accompanied us to the nearby mountains in the morning, great! Next time you must take your family to live here for a while and enjoy a warm and relaxing life.

The hotel environment is good, the room is big enough and the hardware is good. But during the stay, a staff member swiped our door with the room card and asked us if we took a room card or two, causing us to panic. This is very, very, very unprofessional! When I checked in, I asked for a mobile phone number, and I can call to ask! But she chose the worst way to brush our doors like opening her own home!!! There is also the bath water is not hot enough, the sputum can be simply washed, afraid of catching cold.