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Wuyishan is absolutely beautiful, with its stunning sunny landscapes and misty, ethereal scenes. And Yinxi is just as wonderful. It's been a while since I stayed at a B&B, but who could resist sipping fragrant tea amidst such mountains and rivers? And who could say no to an adorable little cat? Any requests were quickly taken care of. The owner is very nice, the environment is excellent, very clean, and incredibly comfortable. The location is super convenient for getting around. Whether you're heading to the scenic spots or just wandering around, both public transport and taxis are readily available. I wish the owner good health and Yinxi long-lasting success. I'll definitely return to Wuyishan, and when I do, I'll choose Yinxi again.

The teahouse has accommodation upstairs, complete with amenities. The owner was very welcoming and helpful, recommending routes and nearby restaurants, making my unplanned trip a smooth one! It was a lovely day to sit in the teahouse and drink tea.

What draws you to stay in one space for so long? "Yinxi" is a teahouse, a B&B, a home, and a popular check-in spot... Visiting late at night, booking on short notice, and settling in for two nights is truly insufficient! The first floor houses a quaint tea-drinking area, the second floor is guest accommodations, the front hall overlooks the mountain street, lined with popular online shops, and the backyard is a historic streamside path, offering a leisurely stroll overlooking the stream and the mountains—half reality, half fantasy! The owner is warm and welcoming, effortlessly at ease... He knows all about the food, drink, and entertainment in the mountains—a lifestyle most people aspire to! Rising in the morning, sweeping the yard, arranging flowers, meeting guests, sipping tea, chatting, petting cats—all at a leisurely pace... Travel doesn't have to be rushed. The mountains are vast, and a rush isn't the right time to visit. I skipped the busy attractions; simply enjoying wild tea, chatting, and strolling was enough... Why stay for so long? It depends on the people, the events, and the objects—it's all about the elements... Space itself is just a container! Design and decoration will become outdated over time and need to be replaced! But the old people, memories, and everyday objects that belong to a space will never…

I saw recommendations online for Yinxi. It looks like a celebrity, but it's actually quite down-to-earth. The owner and his wife are very welcoming and gave detailed introductions to food and activities. We booked a family room with a view of their own courtyard. You can see the mountains in the distance. The morning mist is amazing, and the price is right! They also give you two complimentary cups of tea. Summer afternoons are so hot, and after playing, I always want to go back to the teahouse for tea. And staying here, you can take as many photos as you want. There's no rush. It's like being home, so relaxing.

Disposable bath towels and slippers are provided! The disposable bath towels are thick, not the kind that won't dry even after rubbing. Downstairs is a teahouse with a beautiful setting perfect for photos. Two bags of tea are provided upon check-in, which you can brew for free in the teahouse. There's also a small tea shop. The owner is also incredibly welcoming and friendly. If you're unsure about your itinerary, just ask him and he'll immediately plan it for you. It's such a blessing! If you tell him you want to watch the sunrise at Baiyun Temple, he'll even arrange a car and take you up the mountain. It's a no-brainer, just follow along. Oh, and the hostel also has a super cute cat! It's very good-natured and you can pet it at will.

We booked a suite with two beds, and the room was spacious. It's very convenient for both getting around and dining. The free bus stop is right outside the door, and the scenic area's south entrance is just a few stops away. The high-speed rail station is also easily accessible, with the bus stop right outside. There are also many breakfast shops and restaurants nearby. My favorite spot was the tea room on the first floor. Guests can enjoy free tea during their break, and the atmosphere is wonderful. The owners and their husband are very welcoming. The tea room is a great place to take photos.

The room was very clean. The tea room downstairs was really picturesque. The tea was good too. The owner was very nice. He took us to Baiyun Temple to watch the sunrise in the morning and drank tea on the mountain. It was very comfortable.