This guesthouse is incredibly peaceful. Our room even had a skylight, so we could lie in bed at night and stargaze. When it rained, listening to the drops on the glass was so relaxing. From the third floor, you can go up to the rooftop terrace, which offers a panoramic view of the ancient city and the Great Buddha Temple in the distance.
The guesthouse staff, especially the young man, was exceptionally warm and welcoming. He called us the day before check-in to ask if we needed a pick-up from the station and helped with our luggage throughout our stay. When we went to Pudacuo National Park, he even drove us to the bus stop at the East Gate. I was planning to buy oxygen tanks for Pudacuo just in case, but the front desk staff was super generous and told us to take some from the reception. He said if we didn't open them, we could return them, and if we used them, we could pay afterward.
Here’s a personal tip: if you're looking to buy local specialties, there's a shop called 'Shi Jiu Hao' about 200 meters down from the guesthouse. It’s not a big store, but the owner is very generous and honest. Whether you buy anything or not, you can sample cheese, beef jerky, and even packaged goods – the owner encourages you to open and try them. The prices are fair, and they even offer快递 (express shipping).
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