FUJU

This old residence has been beautifully renovated. It was once an ancestral home, and the brick carvings and solid wood evoke a strong sense of history and security. Its location right in the heart of the scenic area means you can easily explore the surroundings on foot. The room, though not large, was very clean, tidy, and comfortable. The manager even upgraded us to a fifth-floor room with a window view (as seen in pictures one and two), offering a lovely glimpse of the ancient town. Breakfast, served on the first floor, was plentiful and subtly flavored, perfectly suiting our taste. Overall, a great stay!

Yao Li Fu Ju Cultural Homestay really exceeded my expectations! The overall decor is exquisite and tasteful, and the renovated old house has a lot of character with a great aesthetic. The hygiene was exceptionally well-maintained; it was clean and tidy, making for a very comfortable stay. The environment is quiet and pleasant, and the service is thoughtful. I highly recommend staying here when visiting Yaoli.

The entrance to the guesthouse is beautiful, especially when the lights are on at night. Because there weren't many guests, the entire guesthouse was very quiet. Breakfast was light, but the fried dough sticks and mochi were delicious.

This is a very warm and welcoming guesthouse. The butler's service is attentive and thoughtful, and the room views are fantastic. Even if you don't go to any tourist attractions, it's wonderful to just relax and unwind in your room! The breakfast was nutritionally balanced, and the butler mentioned that the pastries were all personally selected by the owner. I'll definitely choose Fuju again next time I'm in Yaoli!

Both the hardware and software were excellent, and the service was impeccable. As soon as I booked the room, a staff member called and added me on WeChat; they were very patient. On the day of departure, they asked if I wanted to go directly to the guesthouse, and if I called upon arrival, they would come to pick me up. I was very touched by the breakfast. Since my elderly relative has a sensitive stomach and I was worried they wouldn't be able to eat rice, I asked if they sold steamed buns. On the second day of our stay, steamed buns were served for breakfast; I learned that the staff had specially bought them. The staff were also very attentive. They were quick and efficient in providing bottled water, dish soap, disposable chopsticks, etc., and even served me white fungus soup in the evening. I forgot which platform I saw reviews saying the rooms were small, but this one is indeed small. However, there is a tatami mat, so it's inconvenient to put luggage near the door, but there's still room to put it. I also booked a loft room with two large bunk beds, a spacious room, and a large floor-to-ceiling window. Knowing that it was for an elderly person and their child, the staff turned on the air conditioning in advance, and the air conditioning was very powerful.

Excellent service and quality food! We even got freshly made sweet fermented rice balls at 9 pm to warm us up and soothe our souls. The owner's seven years of dedication have shown us such a wonderful traditional guesthouse. Looking forward to staying here again in the summer! 👍

The hotel is exquisitely decorated and uniquely styled, with excellent service—polite, attentive, and courteous. It's a truly cultured hotel; not only is the architecture beautiful, but it also possesses a rich cultural heritage. Every detail is worth admiring repeatedly, and every corner is perfect for taking photos. The view from the window is particularly noteworthy; it changes with the time of day. The accommodation was extremely comfortable, providing a fantastic experience. From the bedding and pillows to the temperature, humidity, view, building structure, decoration, and architecture, everything was impeccable. The breakfast was also plentiful and beautifully presented. The restaurant was lovely, the tea was excellent, and the tableware was exquisite celadon—a feast for the eyes.