Kaiping Hotel is definitely the top choice—Tanjiang Peninsula Hotel

Once Kaiping is mentioned, you must think of the diaolou. If you have a two-day itinerary and don't visit the diaolou, how would you spend your time in Kaiping? Firstly, choose the right hotel. The Tanjiang Peninsula Hotel in Kaiping is definitely the top stream of Kaiping hotels. Although the hotel has been open for a while, it has been well renovated and maintained. The rooms are spacious and bright, clean and odor-free, and the carpets are very clean. Towels, bedding, and toiletries are all very good to use. The bathtub is also a double size, which is especially nice. The key is that there is a gym and a swimming pool, which are very important for maintaining exercise and relaxation during the trip. The hotel is on a small island in the middle of the Tanjiang River, surrounded by water on three sides, and is a landmark building on the island. There are no high-rise buildings around, so the rooms have a wide view, overlooking the flowing Tanjiang River and the old city area on all four banks. The hotel's breakfast is rich and delicious, with several kinds of porridge available. There are also many local specialty meals. The tofu pudding, salty soup balls, and pig cage corners👍 full of local flavor will make you regret that your stomach can't fit more. Fortunately, staying for two nights allows you to alternate eating different things. Next is to start a leisurely journey. Visit the park on the first morning, and you can play table tennis at Xianglong Park near the hotel. Drive a few kilometers to Renmin Park to snap some photos of the sporadic golden trumpet trees. You can also climb the mountain in the Jinshan Park behind it. After lunch, take a nap. After the nap, just stay in the room to read a book or browse your phone. After dinner, take a walk by the river next to the hotel, then go swimming. The stay was so comfortable that I stayed for another night. After swimming in the morning of the second day, I went to Sanmenli to see the Yinglong Building. Although it is a national key cultural relic, it was just looking at the outer wall. In the afternoon, I went to stroll around the old Sanbu street market and experienced the local life. The old street area is dilapidated due to lack of maintenance over the years, it's nostalgic and also quite poignant.