This hotel is located right in the Ten-Mile Gallery scenic area, only a 5-minute drive from the highway, which is incredibly convenient. We stayed in a family room, which was a two-story loft. Upstairs, there were two large beds separated by a partition, and the ceiling featured a clear glass window with a curtain. On clear days, you could open the curtain and stargaze. The room also came with an outdoor hot tub. While not true hot spring water, soaking in it and admiring the distant, picturesque mountains was quite delightful. The hotel's service was excellent. On our first night, it was almost midnight, and we wanted to use the hot tub. A staff member promptly came to clean it and fill it for us. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but it was clean and delicious. Both the dry-tossed noodles and soup noodles were unique and worth trying. The plain congee was so soft and sticky, I even wanted to buy some rice to take home. The afternoon tea offered persimmons, peanuts, and luo han guo tea. Initially, I didn't notice the persimmons were available here, and I bought them from a nearby persimmon orchard for 10 yuan a pound, only to find them for 2.5 yuan a pound in town another day! Supper ended at 11 PM, with different options daily like dumplings, rice noodles, and mung bean porridge. On our last day, we checked out late due to traffic jams in the scenic area, and the staff were very understanding. Next door was a restaurant with delicious kiln-roasted chicken. Overall, the hotel offers convenient dining, accommodation, and transportation, a first-class environment, and thoughtful service.
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