Wild·Sheye Homestay is highly recommended!

✅ Before going to Quanzhou, I was overwhelmed by all the homestays I browsed through, but I finally booked this one, Wild·Sheye. After staying here, I can only say: luckily I made the right choice! Taking a taxi from the high-speed rail station, the location is at a car rental shop, and you have to walk a bit down an alley. The host will come on an electric scooter to help carry your luggage 🧳! The first thing that caught my eye was the tree at the entrance—with small tables and chairs underneath. Later, I found myself having breakfast there in the morning, listening to the elderly in the alley speaking Minnan dialect, which was very relaxing. ✅🛏 There are many room types, each with a projector and a large screen that’s really enjoyable. The air conditioning in the rooms is powerful but quiet, perfect for sleeping! The light luxury projection room basks in sunlight during the day and transforms into a private cinema at night. Nestling in the bean bag sofa watching movies is super comfortable 😌 ✅ Going out during the day is very convenient. Just wear slippers and walk one minute to West Street, buy some sticky rice cakes to eat while walking, then turn to Kaiyuan Temple to take flower photos 📷. When tired, just return to the homestay to relax. There’s a small sandpit in the courtyard where kids can play for a couple of hours by themselves. My teammates and I sat on the swing drinking the oolong tea provided by the homestay—this is the right way to enjoy a vacation! At night, watch movies on the projector while the kids swim in the pool. Enjoy an open-air movie under the starry sky, paired with a local specialty, chilled stone flower jelly. The atmosphere is absolutely amazing.