Miaoxiangyuan Hotel

In the middle of Jiache Village, the location is fine. When I went, I booked a full room with a double bed and upgraded a family suite. There are large French windows in the room where you can see the terraces. Relatively clean. The floor was paved with slate and was very slippery. After taking a shower, I fell and my legs swelled. The hotel has Sichuan chefs who provide restaurants separately, paying separately, the restaurant environment is average, the type of small restaurants, the taste of the dishes is good, but the oil is partial. The price is ok. Jiabang terraces, 80km from Panshan Road, about 2 hours to reach, located on the top of the mountain, no tickets, is China's largest terraces, magnificent. After it rained, the sea of clouds was misty. After the irrigation in April, it is the peak of photography. In October, the rice is ripe and the scenery is different. Worth it! The village also retains its original state, quiet and leisurely, without commercial atmosphere, recommended!

I saw the online reviews and the boss enthusiastically chose to stay in the homestay. I received a call shortly after placing the order. The boss asked me to call when I arrived. After arriving at the destination and contacting the boss, he came to pick us up within a few minutes, and encountered beautiful scenery along the way. I stopped and let me go down to take pictures. The boss arranged for us to live on the 2nd floor, because considering that I took my mother and helped carry the suitcase, it was really sweet! The room is bright and tidy, with two 4-foot beds and a bay window. You can watch the terraces and drink tea, which is very comfortable. My stay included breakfast, but I even forgot about it. I had to pay for breakfast the next day. The boss deliberately checked the order and told me that I didn’t need to pay for breakfast. The boss is too sincere and must like it! The other cooking owner is from Sichuan (their accommodation and restaurant are separated from each other). The cooking is very good. I ordered a chicken, half braised and half stewed. The local chicken is very fragrant. There are also fried pork slices with bamboo shoots and garlic mashed beans... also very good. The accommodation is about 15 minutes walk away from the upper viewing platform (you can watch the sunrise) and the lower viewing platform, which is very convenient. Checking out after 2 days of check-in, the boss insisted on helping us carry the boxes downstairs, and then helped us to carry the boxes on the bus. He is a new generation of good bosses. Next time you come to Jiabang terraces, you will choose to stay here (Miaoxiangyuan)!

Very close to the observation deck, the owner upgrades the observation room for free

The owner is very enthusiastic, the inn is very close to the beautiful terraces, and the buns for breakfast in the inn are delicious, five-star recommendation.

Jiabang terraces have been wanting to come for a long time. I looked for homestays online in advance. Jiabang is not as commercialized as other attractions, so there are not as many homestays as other places. After choosing for a long time, after reading the evaluation, this one is the most suitable for me in all aspects. The appeal. 1. The location is very good, very close to the terraces, and the terraces can be seen outside the window of the room. 2. The room facilities are all available, with dental appliances, washing and care items, and towels all equipped. The double bed room is very spacious for one person. 3. Meals are convenient. Breakfast is included in my room rate. The breakfast is made by a Sichuan chef who cooks xiaolongbao, red bean paste buns, steamed buns, vegetarian buns, porridge, eggs and kimchi. It tastes very good. For dinner on the day of arrival, I ordered a rice-sweet fish. The ingredients are fresh and the taste is great. Chef and Ding Ge took me to the rice fields to catch them. I also ordered an oily lettuce. The Sichuan chef is different. The simple stir-fry is also delicious. I can't eat spicy food, so I asked them to cook them all without spicy. Finally, I want to talk about Ding, the owner of the homestay. The people are very enthusiastic. Because the Jiabang shuttle is limited, I can only take other non-direct buses to the entrance of the village. I called Ding, and Ding drove out to pick me up. He was very enthusiastic. I also introduced me to the locations of the terraces that can be taken nicely around me. I am very happy with this trip. Thank you. I will definitely recommend other friends to come here~