So fancy! A healing hotel!

The location is not very convenient (most homestays are like this), but the design and architecture are very exquisite, which eliminates my prejudice against homestays. Not recommended if you don't drive, the last section of the road is not easy to drive, and large cars have to drive slowly (electric cars are also recommended, because the hotel has charging piles). I thought it was closed, but it is actually semi-open, both private and not stuffy, and every detail is done very well. Because I didn't plan to soak in the private hot spring, I didn't bring a swimsuit. After I went there, I found that there was a KTV opposite the private hot spring (rarely visited), so I was not worried about being disturbed. The room layout and hotel greenery details are all well done, especially the tea sets are all silver, which must have cost a lot of money (I was obsessed with buying tea sets before, and I can tell the price at a glance). The restaurant layout is also very warm and comfortable. In general, the hotel's private hot spring and details are very good. Disadvantages: The afternoon tea is not delicious. The room price and hotel catering are relatively high (I have never eaten particularly amazing meals in homestays, so compared with hotels of the same price, it is on the high side, and the catering is not comparable to chain hotels), it is recommended to bring your own wine, snacks, and instant noodles.