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The last two kilometers of the road leading to the courtyard from the main road were quite rough, a narrow path only wide enough for one car, making it quite challenging. However, once we arrived at the courtyard, it felt like a delightful surprise, like finding a beautiful village beyond a willow-shaded lane. Each time we arrived, the warm and welcoming owner was already waiting in the parking area, proactively helping us with our luggage. This courtyard is run by a lovely family, and you can feel the warmth of their home everywhere. The owners treat guests like family, their children are lively and cute, and even their cat is friendly and interacts with guests. The courtyard only has four rooms, each equipped with a private hot spring tub. Inside, there's also underfloor heating, a heater, and an electric blanket. After a day of playing in the snowy mountains, being able to soak in the outdoor balcony tub, listening to the rain and admiring the greenery, was incredibly relaxing. Additionally, the food at the courtyard is also commendable; the home-style stir-fries were fragrant and unforgettable. The entire guesthouse experience was perfect.

The room was clean, the night was quiet, and it was a few minutes walk from Gongguan Street. Ten minutes from Jianchuan Museum. The winter swimming pool is not open. The ”original ecological beef” beef soup pot next door is full of delicious and warm service. In the morning, you can go to the ”Chen Youtiao” to drink soy milk to eat oil cakes, and have breakfast such as hand-copying noodles.

I didn't expect that Daxuan still has such an exquisite hotel, the room is spacious and bright, the atmosphere! Hygiene and clean, the bath water is particularly satisfactory! In a word, when you go to Daxuan in the future, it will be her home.

First time visiting Huashuiwan, and this homestay I booked was pretty good overall. The room was clean and tidy, the owner was very welcoming, and the service was excellent.

Service: Very good, the front desk girl is warm and polite, the travel advice given is very key, let me this trip to Anren Ancient Town is very complete Environment: Going out to the left 100 meters is the Republic of China style street, 200 meters to the right is the big archway at the crossroads of Liu Wencaijia and Jianchuan Museum Group. It is very convenient to go anywhere, and it is a little far away from the tourist gathering area. It is quiet to help sleep at night. Hygiene: very good Facilities: The interior design is simple and bright, the outdoor courtyard is full of vitality, and there is a koi fish pond, which feels very careful. Tips: Some towels are about to take off, let's change them.

Overall, it was pretty good. It was my first time staying in a tent. The room was quite spacious, and right outside the tent was snow. Walking a short distance to the restroom was fine, though it was a bit inconvenient to go at night because of how cold it was. Inside the room, it was warm enough, but even with the heater and electric blanket on, the air still felt a bit chilly. It was perfectly fine once you were snuggled under the covers. The rooms were quite private, with a good distance between other tents, so overall safety felt good. This kind of stay is nice for one night for the experience, but probably not ideal for a longer stay. I originally wanted to try the 'stove-boiled tea' experience, but it was a bit pricey for just me, and they weren't offering it in the evening, so I skipped it. The service was good; you could communicate via WeChat, and the environment was also nice. There was snow everywhere, and for a first-time experience, it was pretty decent.

It was a little late when we arrived that day and it was still raining. The hotel had a shuttle bus to pick us up. The hotel looked different at night and during the day. It had a very Republican style. The hotel was in a great location in the scenic area with a great environment. The hygiene and service were great. I was very satisfied!!!

The room had a rustic, wood-themed design, and the sheets and blankets were incredibly soft and clean! The hot spring is located directly on the first floor! It features both high-temperature and low-temperature pools, surrounded by bamboo groves and rock formations. The misty atmosphere makes soaking in the hot spring feel like being in a fairyland – you can listen to the mountain breeze while soaking! 🌿 The hot pot was absolutely delicious! The owner's freshly sliced ​​beef and secret-recipe satay sauce were simply amazing. Enjoying a hot pot by the mountain and water was so satisfying! The hotel also has a karaoke room 🎤, and I even tried playing the guqin and drums. The owner was like a caring older brother or sister, proactively helping with luggage and patiently recommending things to do in the surrounding area. From the local customs of Huashuiwan to off-the-beaten-path routes to Xiling Snow Mountain, they shared everything they knew. Staying here felt as comfortable and relaxing as visiting relatives. For working professionals looking to relax and unwind on the weekend, I highly recommend the Xiaoyao Shuigu Hot Spring Hotel in Huashuiwan – a place that combines clean accommodations, stunning hot springs, fun activities, and delicious food! ✨

I stayed at this hotel many years ago. I have to say that the location of the hotel is very good. Next to Xiling Town, you can visit the night view. You can also soak in the hot springs at night and set off fireworks on the bridge. But (rare to make comments)...but there are several problems on the 8th floor of the stay: one is that there is an unidentified red stain on a bathrobe in the room, and the waiter has been asked to replace it. The two were that there was no hot water in the room after returning from the hot spring. The service desk arranged for the master to come to the room for maintenance. I waited for about 20 minutes and didn't repair it. Finally, I found that it was because the high temperature water pressure was too low. After half an hour, the hot water came. It was also a shower. I hope the hotel will improve sanitation and water supply facilities, otherwise it will be a pity that such a good location.

Overall, the room was decent, but the cleaning wasn't thorough. Under the bed was quite dirty, with lots of dust and papers. For a price of over 1200 yuan, including tickets for two adults and the cable car up to the ski resort, plus the bus fee, it felt like a good deal. The tickets alone would be 240*2=480, and we also received a 100 yuan dinner voucher. So, 1250 - 580 = 670, meaning the room itself was around 670 yuan a night, which is pretty reasonable for the period around Chinese New Year. The bottled water in the room was a super big bottle, and the hotel dinner was delicious. It was very cost-effective with the voucher – the boiled fish and cauliflower were absolutely amazing, I highly recommend them! The room was advertised as having underfloor heating, but the floor wasn't actually warm. However, it wasn't cold in the room, so it was fine. Xiling Snow Mountain is perfect for kids to play in the snow, build snowmen, and ski. It snowed on Feb 7th and 8th, and we arrived on the afternoon of Feb 10th. Our younger child played for a good half-day just building snowmen at the hotel entrance. The older child went skiing at the resort, hired an instructor for 2 hours, and skied for 4 hours. Renting gear and all cost about 1000 yuan. The instructor suggested booking a 2-hour single board lesson for 600 yuan upfront. If you book an hour and then extend for another, it's 340+340=680 yuan. Adult skiing costs 168 for two hours, and children's skiing is 128 for two hours, with an extension fee of 30 yuan for half an hour. Once accumulated to 6 hours, it becomes a full-day pass. Our child wanted to learn snowboarding, so we hired a single board instructor. We only booked for an hour initially, thinking an extension would be calculated as part of the 600 yuan total, but it wasn't; it was 340+340=680. Since we rarely visit, it's fine as long as the child had fun. I feel it's much better than going to Harbin in Northeast China. It was too cold there when I visited, and the kids couldn't really enjoy playing in the snow because only their eyes could be exposed, and they needed two pairs of gloves to stay warm. But Xiling Snow Mountain was great! The 0-degree temperature wasn't too cold, and the kids had a blast. No wonder it's called the warmest snow mountain! Before going, I was hesitant, wondering if it would be as underwhelming as some online reviews suggested, but I genuinely found it very worthwhile. The free snow play area is quite large, feeling even bigger than the paid Panda Paradise. I also recommend going up to Sun and Moon Peak (Riyueping). Children under 13 are free, and adults are 96 yuan each. You might even see squirrels 🐿️ up there. We went up in the afternoon, so it might have been too cold by evening for the squirrels to be out. Those who went in the morning saw them. We were playing in the snow at the entrance, and a guest told us Riyueping was worth taking the kids up to, so we rushed there before leaving in the afternoon. I recommend going around 9 AM when the sun is just out and warm, and you'll have a better chance of seeing squirrels 🐿️.