This guesthouse was surprisingly clean and tidy; I didn't expect a B&B to be managed so impeccably. The interior facilities were modern and practical, featuring a smart toilet and electric curtains. They thoughtfully provided both regular bath and hand towels, as well as disposable ones.
The guesthouse is nestled in a quiet alley, offering a peaceful atmosphere. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, and it's just a ten-minute walk to the West Gate of the scenic area. We visited in late May, intending to experience the in-depth traverse of Colorful Danxia. The day before our departure, the owner proactively helped us arrange a group tour. Unfortunately, it wasn't peak season yet, and there weren't enough tourists to form a group.
Upon arrival, the owner was still enthusiastic and even offered to drive us to the North Gate to try our luck finding a group there. After some consideration, we decided to stick to the standard West Gate route, not wanting to trouble the owner with extra back-and-forth travel, but we truly appreciated their genuine effort to help throughout. Surprisingly, once we reached the West Gate, we easily found a group on the spot, and the in-depth tour turned out to be incredibly worthwhile.
The guesthouse's 10-yuan breakfast was arranged at the noodle shop across the street. The set meal included beef Lanzhou noodles, refreshing side dishes, and a braised egg. The noodles were freshly cooked. We informed the owner in advance that we needed to leave at 7:30 AM, and the noodle shop specially opened early to prepare our breakfast right on time.
Overall, Huazhu Guesthouse has a modern decor style, maintains strict hygiene standards, and offers a quality comparable to a four-star hotel. Having compared numerous accommodations along our journey, this guesthouse, in terms of both service attitude and environmental hygiene, provided an experience that even surpassed many highly-rated four-star hotels on Trip.com.
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