Mo Niang Home

This is my third stay at Mo Niang's House. The first time was two years ago, before a typhoon. The area was deserted, making the mountain exceptionally tranquil. Mo Niang is nestled halfway up the mountain, rustic and elegant. The small courtyard in front offers a panoramic view of the sea. The room was simple yet elegant, and opening the window revealed lush greenery and fresh air. The second time was last week, when I visited the lantern festival with friends. The room rate included admission. I communicated the park entry time with the staff before check-in. We enjoyed a private kitchen on the mountain; the ingredients were very fresh, and the flavors were authentic, though a bit pricey. That afternoon, we visited the Tianhou Temple, rested for a while, and then continued down the mountain to see the lantern festival – very convenient. The lantern festival was huge, and we were exhausted afterward, so returning to rest nearby was very pleasant. The next day's breakfast was simple and light, but enough to fill us up. Upon check-out, we were even given a phone charm blessed by Mazu. This is my third stay, and the staff thoughtfully arranged the same room, as comfortable and convenient as ever. They gave me a blessed bag from Mazu upon check-out, which made me very happy. If I have the chance, I might stay here a fourth time. 😃

If you check in before the Lantern Festival opens, you can also drive to the festival, saving a lot of effort. This is my second stay. They are always happy to answer any questions I have and help me solve all kinds of problems. The bed was comfortable, there was plenty of hot water, and the suite we stayed in had a great view. I will come here for vacation if I have the chance.

The hygiene is good, the food tastes good, and the environment is really nice. I am not one of those people who likes to join in the fun, and I didn't know there was a lantern festival when I booked the room. The hotel was right in the festival area, so I had to buy tickets to the festival to enter the hotel, which was a forced commitment. It was also my first time watching a lantern festival in my life, so I have no way of judging whether it was good or bad.

The scenery is amazing! You can see the sea when you open the window. It is right next to the Tianhou Temple. Watching the lantern festival is a unique experience! The house is antique and very charming, it is worthy of being one of the top ten B&Bs in Guangzhou!

Very satisfied. As expected, the B&B is quiet, comfortable and quaint, making it a great place to relax and unwind on holidays. The homestay is located in the Tianhou Palace (the Tianhou Palace ticket is included in the stay). It is on the mountain road next to the Tianhou Palace. It is located on the hillside, backed by the mountain and facing the sea. The environment and energy are very good. The room was clean, warm and elegant, and I had a great night's sleep. The B&B staff are very nice and the service is thoughtful and considerate. The breakfast is a set meal per person, which is simple but well-made, delicious and filling. Just have breakfast in the yard and look at the sea, it's beautiful. There are many places to visit around. The children also had a lot of fun staying in the B&B for a day. Will go again next time.

The style of the courtyard is literary and simple, I like it very much. The style of the room and dining area is also very consistent with the aesthetic taste of a literary youth like me. The equipment in the room is relatively new and the room is relatively clean. The room is a suite with a bathroom, bedroom and living room. Open the window in the living room, facing the sea, and overlook the entire Tianhou Temple. For people like us who take it slow, it feels very relaxing.