Pet Friendly Hotels in Anji

The room is clean and tidy. The landlady is very enthusiastic and has a good service attitude. Whatever we were missing, we asked the landlady to help us, and she would meet our requirements one by one. Ask him anything at nine o'clock in the evening and he will reply promptly. Later, when I left, I forgot my hat to help us deliver the goods. Later, when I was cleaning up the room, I discovered that there was a plug for the charger, and I took the trouble to ask us again. It's really good. I will choose his home again when I go to Anji in the future.

🚗 Parking available right outside, and you can charge your car!. Ever since having a kid, overnight camping has become such a challenge 🥹. Then I discovered this tent hotel in Anji 😌. It gives you the camping vibe, but with the comfort and stability needed for kids. The hotel is nestled among many pine trees 🌲, offering an absolutely stunning environment ‼️. There's a lake 🈶, and you can even choose a lake view room! The rooms are tent-shaped, but they come with a toilet 🚽 and a shower ‼️. ⚠️ The front desk butler was amazing! From the moment of booking, they provided all the necessary information in advance. They'd tell you about all the hotel activities beforehand so you could plan your time accordingly 🥹🥹🥹 – so thoughtful!! Outdoor activities include paddleboarding, a mini-train, horseback riding, go-karts… so many things to do! Indoors, you can sing karaoke, play motion-sensing games 🎮, or do pinecone crafts 🤩. Your whole day will be packed with fun 😉. I heard they even have hot springs in winter ♨️ ‼️. I'm already planning my second visit! 🤣

Full score! The most pleasant surprise of the stay experience is the farmhouse food at the hotel, which really exceeds expectations! The local chicken soup is fresh and fresh, slowly boiling the soup color of golden butter, the meat is tight and not woody, the soup is fresh and mellow, it is completely the original flavor of the ingredients themselves, and it warms the heart and warms the stomach.   The dishes are all hand-held by the grandmother of the hotel. The authentic farmhouse flavor, the fire seasoning is just right, every mouthful is simple and practical fireworks, there is no fancy steamed buns, but it eats the warmth of home. The ingredients are fresh, the taste is authentic, and the dining atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. It is suitable for daily dining or small gatherings.   The service is intimate and thoughtful, the overall experience is full, not only the environment is comfortable, but also the authentic and delicious home-cooked food, it is highly recommended, and I will choose here next time!

The room design was great, and both the elderly and children loved it. They even thoughtfully provided eye masks. The room had a smart smart control system and underfloor heating. Both the indoor and outdoor views were fantastic, especially the hot spring in the bamboo forest. The service was excellent; they responded immediately to every request, even late at night – thank you so much to the young man! Initially, the guesthouse had stopped providing underfloor heating for the first few days of our stay because it was getting warmer, but on the day we arrived, it got a bit cold, and my child liked to walk on the floor without slippers. The owner kindly turned the heating back on – thank you! We had dinner at the guesthouse: chicken soup, braised bamboo shoots, and braised catfish. The auntie cooked it very well; my elders still rave about it afterward, haha. Breakfast was rather home-style, but the auntie's soft-boiled eggs were delicious, and the young man's hand-drip coffee was also very good. One small suggestion: could the guesthouse consider allowing guests to choose between regular towels and disposable towels in the future? My child only made this suggestion about the towels, haha. Also, it would be even better if there was an absorbent mat in the bathroom. Overall, it's good, pet-friendly, and I recommend it.

This guesthouse in Anji Jiangnan Tianchi was such a pleasant surprise! As soon as you open the window, you're greeted by a snowy wonderland with mountains draped in white. The bamboo forest covered in snow looked like a beautiful ink painting. It's super close to the ski resort, making it incredibly convenient for snow activities. The room was clean, cozy, and even had underfloor heating, which made our winter stay super comfortable. The owners were incredibly warm and welcoming; they even thoughtfully reminded us about slippery roads during the snowfall. Their homemade farm-to-table dishes were incredibly fresh and delicious, using only local ingredients. Enjoying the snowy view from the room with a hot cup of tea created the perfect atmosphere and an amazing experience. It's definitely the best choice for enjoying snow in Jiangnan during winter. We'll be back!

This time we brought our baby and booked two rooms. We ended up being the only guests in the entire Walnut building, which felt like we had the whole place to ourselves, haha. The front desk and the butler, a lovely young lady, were exceptionally kind and provided excellent service. They promptly addressed all our questions and needs. The hotel environment is wonderful. The large floor-to-ceiling windows offer beautiful views. Even though it rained constantly, we enjoyed some fantastic rainscapes from the comfort of our room. We also got some great photos of our baby. For convenience with the baby, we ate all three meals at the hotel. The prices were reasonable, and the food was delicious. They provided children's cutlery and high chairs, making it very baby-friendly. We'll definitely come back to Anji and stay here again next time!

The location is very good to find, there is a charging pile at the door, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, directly resulting in no mosquitoes, it is simply too satisfied! The proprietress's craftsmanship is superb, the breakfast is very rich, and the children can make a plate! The fly in the ointment is that the road is built upstream, the stream is very turbid, and there is too much mud. Surprisingly, there is also a cafe nearby, and the barbecue is very online at night, adding fun to the nightlife in the mountains ^_^

My short one-night stay felt like a wonderful vacation. I was awakened by the crowing of roosters in the mountains, and opening the window revealed a breathtaking view of lush greenery. The most unforgettable experience was the landlady's cooking – she made a hot, fragrant pancake for me when I was hungry that evening; and the next morning she made a simple bowl of home-style noodles, simple yet comforting. This place lacked the sophistication of a hotel, but it had the warmth of home. The landlady's hospitality was like a gentle mountain breeze, natural and comforting. She even walked us to the door when we left, a gesture that made it hard to leave. For that pancake, that bowl of noodles, and for that rare moment of tranquility, I'll definitely bring my friends back next time!

Let's start with the downsides: I haven't seen anyone mention this in reviews, but it's not quiet and can be noisy. There's a pump house right outside the entrance, which is a source of noise at night. The hotel is located on a small road, and even though there aren't many cars, they tend to drive quite fast, so you need to be careful. Next to the main entrance, there's another guesthouse under construction, which will likely add to the noise. Also, Xiaosenlin isn't a standalone property; there's another guesthouse called 'Shanxia Xiaozhu' still under construction within the same compound. I think the guesthouse should have mentioned this; I specifically came during the off-season hoping for a peaceful place to stay with my dog. Most reviews mention it's convenient for rafting in the summer. The room itself has some issues: the floor is uneven, the furnishings are a bit old and not well-maintained, and it's a bit damp. The showerhead provides a fine spray, but the water pressure is weak. There are quite a few mosquitoes, especially if you open the door – they'll all fly in. You need to keep the lights off inside to avoid them. The refrigerator door opens in an awkward direction and is placed in the corner of the sink area, causing the door to hit the mirror cabinet next to it. The staff who checked us in didn't even plug it in; the owner had to come and plug it in herself. The power outlets are also very hard to find and plug into. Now for the positives: The overall layout has a very 'small forest' feel, with well-arranged spaces. The glass cafe on the second floor is very elegant and nature-themed, probably the one featured on Ctrip's homepage. The terrace on the second floor offers a nice view. There's a large, very gentle and cute Labrador. Surprisingly, there's a refrigerator, which many guesthouses lack. The switch for the fan/AC was a bit hard to find, and when the remote control ran out of batteries, the owner quickly replaced them. She also recommended a fantastic noodle place in the nearby town and a quiet walking trail along the river, which is almost car-free and about 4km long, winding through streams, bamboo forests, and tea plantations. Overall, the value for money is quite good, especially when traveling with a dog. The fact that they didn't charge an extra cleaning fee for the dog was a really nice touch.

The farm was quite large, with a petting zoo, a children's area, and a relaxation area. There was also a large patch of blooming lotus flowers near the entrance, which was especially beautiful. We ate at the farm, using only locally grown and raised vegetables, which tasted delicious. The owner was very capable and responsive to all our requests. Before leaving, we even bought some of the farm's specialty white tea and free-range eggs.