Guangzhou LangTou Village · Hechun Stay Homestay

What truly surprised me on this ancient town trip was this hotel, converted from an old traditional house! The moment I stepped into the room, I could feel a perfect blend of antique charm and modern comfort. The room was spotless, every detail meticulously maintained, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere. The best part was the private terrace and plunge pool. During the day, I could soak up the sun on the terrace and enjoy the beautiful views of the ancient town, and at night, I could relax in the plunge pool, washing away the day's fatigue. The hotel's restaurant offered a feast for my taste buds. Every dish was exquisite in color, aroma, and taste, not only preserving local flavors but also adding innovative touches to the cooking, leaving a lasting impression. The hotel staff were incredibly warm, like long-lost friends, always ready to help. From the efficient check-in process at the front desk to the thoughtful room service, every interaction was seamless and personal, making me feel right at home. This stay was fantastic, and I highly recommend it to everyone!

The service was excellent and responses were very prompt. Even though the room didn't have a window, the layout was incredibly spacious, and the facilities were top-notch. My kids absolutely loved the pond in the courtyard. While there isn't much to do in the village at night, it's wonderfully quiet and peaceful, which was very relaxing. During the day, finding a cafe to just chill out was lovely.

The room was very clean, and the bedding was very good and comfortable. I checked the brand and it was careseen. The entire homestay was upgraded and renovated in the original building complex, and they gave us tickets to the art exhibition, which was also great.

In general, I am very satisfied. The thousand-year-old village has been renovated and has a restaurant. However, you need to be more careful about mosquitoes in summer. There are also places to drink and play in the commercial street of the ancient village. It seems very deserted and quiet on our weekdays.