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Very friendly old couple who runs the accommodation. If you inform in advance upon your arrival at Tianzhushan entrance area, they will fetch you. I had dinner at the accommodation as well. It was 25 yuan for a big portion of beef fried rice and I was satisfied from the meal. The couple loves to have a little chitchat with you if you are up for it! Lady boss offered side dishes such as their homemade fermented tofu for me to try while her husband offered me 白酒(49% alc. wine) if you are open to trying. Generous and warm couple. Just let the lady boss know what you feel like having for breakfast and she will prepare it for you. The wontons were good, and she very accommodatingly added an egg and some extra leafy vegetable upon my requesy. Room was comfortable and clean, will recommend to stay here!

I'm from the U.S.A. and easily recommend this hotel to other foreigners as a great value. Beds are comfortable. Rooms nicely appointed. Buffet breakfast offers some western choices along with Chinese and as a picky eater, I can find enough to eat. As a repeat guest, I can also state that my room is always clean and the linens fresh. Listings for the rooms highlight the mattress and the air cleaners. I travel a lot for work and it feels like a quality mattress that I'd expect at higher-end hotels. The air filter is a more recent addition and I welcome it as I have had stays where the cigarette smoke from neighboring rooms was detectable in my room. The location can be noisy facing the street so if you're a lighter sleeper, you'll want to get a room on the back side of the building. On this last stay, the refrigerator in my room wasn't working but was quickly replaced when reported. My stays would be more enjoyable if there weren't any folks smoking indoors but this isn't the norm in China.

We checked in quite late, around 1:30 am, and front desk staff was kindly waiting for us. The check-in process was smooth and efficient, taking no more than 2–3 minutes. The room itself was comfortable and carried a very traditional, distinctive vibe, which added to the overall charm of the place. That said, there were a few small shortcomings: we had booked for four guests, but amenities were only provided for two. The room also lacked a mini fridge/mini bar and basic toiletries like soap. For breakfast, due to our dietary restrictions, we opted for boiled eggs, which worked well since we had brought additional food with us. Overall, despite these minor issues, it was a pleasant stay with a welcoming atmosphere and kind staff.

Location was good, nearby to a big plaza. Cleanliness is still acceptable in the room. Service from the staff was great and helpful. Facilities are poor, you have to do your own laundry service (if you do not have time for example you need to goto work or walk around the city then no one will do it for you.), only self service laundry which I do not like. Breakfast was just okay but I can say poor as well. Foods are the same everyday (if you stay more than 1 day, you will not want to eat it after your second or third days). I was eating western style, no knife and folk for me even upon request. How do you apply butter on breads if there is no knife? Coffee was bad. The hotel lift is old, looks terrible but working. And payment was terrible, not accepting international credit cards and expecting foreigners to bring enough cash? Overall, if you are not too demanding then you can stay. For me, well... you know what is my answer.

A nice little hotel near the Dalongwo Cableway. The rooms were clean, had all of the accessories (e.g. toothbrush, shower gel, hairdryer, etc.). The towels were tiny, but that’s the least thing you worry about in the mountains. The air conditioning was alright though it spontaneously turned off during the night, but the temperature was bearable with the windows open. The hosts were the most hospitable people ever, they waited for our late arrival, cooked dinner, early breakfast (tasty homemade dishes for a reasonable price of a such a touristy place), and even gave us a ride to the cableway.  Perfect for a night before the ascend to Tianzhu!