Lost Villa (Moganshan Biwu)

We stayed in a Loft room in building 5, which was very quiet and well-located. It was super convenient to go up the mountain, and a pleasant walk down. The service was excellent, and the staff were all very enthusiastic. The breakfast egg noodles with gravy were amazing, and the smoked fish noodles were also fantastic! Plus, there were various small dishes that paired perfectly with the congee. We checked in on a rainy day, which made for a very cozy stay. This B&B is definitely worth experiencing and looking forward to!

Very satisfied. Biwu Village is very quiet, and every staff member is very kind. Xiao Hui provided excellent service, and we had a wonderful two-day stay. The room had air conditioning and floor heating, so it wasn't cold at all. The food was also good, with delicious dishes at reasonable prices, and they could even deliver it. We'll definitely come again in the future.

For a guesthouse that's been operating for over a decade, it's truly impressive! While some of the facilities are a bit dated, the design still holds up beautifully. The location and views from Chunfen are fantastic, and the food was absolutely delicious and to my taste! Most importantly, the service was incredibly warm and patient. A big thank you to the shuttle driver for tirelessly picking us up and dropping us off! The little cat at the front desk was also adorable, and I hope someone kind adopts it! I'll definitely be back next time!

The room environment is excellent, with stunning mountain views right outside, often shrouded in mist, and the air is wonderfully fresh. The local housekeeper and the shuttle driver lady were both very friendly and helpful in resolving any issues. The breakfast at the restaurant was also great; we arrived early, and the staff thoughtfully hurried to get all the snacks ready for us. It was a wonderful experience overall.

We booked a two-night stay in a room in Building 2 (Lixia type) from October 2nd to 4th, priced at 1600 RMB per night during the National Day holiday. The room was dimly lit, the facilities were outdated, and the toiletries were from unknown brands. The shuttle bus driver was helpful. The unpleasant experience was that we were traveling with a child and worried that two nights would be too short. Building 2 was fully booked for the night of October 4th, so we booked another night in Building 4 for October 4th and 5th. On October 3rd, the front desk called to ask if we wanted to extend our stay in Building 2, as it was now available but not listed on Ctrip. We replied that we would, as the price difference between the two room types was nearly 200 RMB. When we asked the front desk how to get a refund for the difference, they said they couldn't rebook and wouldn't refund the difference, or we would have to change rooms. We were quite angry about this approach and simply canceled our booking for the 4th. After informing the front desk that we wouldn't be staying on the 4th, they immediately listed Building 2 on Ctrip. I can accept a premium during the National Day holiday that doesn't match the actual quality, but this blatant overcharging is incomprehensible.

This time when I went to Moganshan again, I chose Dalezhiye on purpose. As expected, we were not disappointed. The services in all aspects were very thoughtful. The food was also delicious. Because the B&B is a single-family house on the mountain, it is very quiet. I got to know the mountain from the door and felt very good. After dinner, I wandered around the village and felt very comfortable. Biwu Longtan is just below Building No. 4 where we stayed. It takes only five minutes to walk to the entrance. The housekeeper can help book tickets. I can also take the children to see fireflies at night. It is an unforgettable experience, combining water play, leisure and slow life.

The air conditioning was weak, and the room was dark and stuffy. The main problem was the bed; it was severely worn and made a creaking sound when you lay down. It was particularly absurd. Breakfast was crowded and chaotic; there were no seats or food available, and no one had prepared adequately beforehand. Having stayed at several Da Le Zhi Ye hotels, this one was extremely disappointing. The surrounding environment was very noisy and heavily commercialized; those who prefer a quiet, secluded mountain setting should avoid this hotel.