The room was spotless, with perfect amenities: underfloor heating, air conditioning, a humidifier, a lush potted plant, and wooden furniture throughout. The bathroom was enormous, with a bathtub and shower. The towels were thick, and the disposable toiletries were of high quality. I loved the rustic yet luxurious feel. The only downside was that both pillows were too soft; most high-end guesthouses and chain hotels like Atour offer one firm and one soft pillow, or latex pillows. Perhaps because it was winter, the welcome fruit was rather ordinary.
The restaurant was next door, like a five-star establishment, but the prices were reasonable. The crispy rice with sauce was 38 yuan and tasted good.
The service was slightly unprofessional and lacked enthusiasm. The room included many special activities, but the front desk neither introduced them nor reminded us; we had to ask for them ourselves. We didn't even get to try the frisbee, which was a bit of a shame.
There's a small lake nearby, perfect for walks. Under the blue sky, the sun was warm, red plum blossoms were in full bloom, and birds were singing—very relaxing. The fishing activity was more interesting than expected; both the children and adults were happy, probably because they caught fish. It would probably be even more fun in the summer.
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