Liangwenzhuxianshengsheng
There's a wide array of accommodation options in the ancient town, and after much deliberation, I chose this guesthouse, which is very close to it. **[Location]** It's located outside the restricted zone, down a small alley, making it easily accessible by car. This area is mostly similar guesthouses, typically three-story buildings. It's about a 10-minute walk to Guishan Park, with plenty of eateries along the way. **[Facilities]** For the price, the facilities are excellent. The room is equipped with a humidifier, oxygen concentrator, smart speaker (Xiao Du), and a projector. There's no external white noise, but at night you might hear some faint water running sounds or a hairdryer from neighboring rooms. **[Service]** Both the hostess and host are quite welcoming, and they're good at providing basic information and resolving issues. **[Environment]** The design is thoughtful, with red walls, though the common areas are a bit dim. **[Breakfast]** After several days of heavy beef and lamb dishes on my trip, the light breakfast of steamed buns, corn, watermelon, and rice noodles was perfect. The soy milk was a bit diluted. **[Airport Transfer, Key Service]** They offer one free airport pick-up or drop-off. The driver, perhaps assuming I was tired after a 10-minute ride, parked in the parking lot (even after I suggested going to the departure entrance). He very thoughtfully let me walk a few steps with my luggage, encouraging me to get some exercise, which showed great consideration for the passenger. A big thank you and thumbs up to that driver! **[Other]** The view from this room type is as pictured – you can see the neighboring terrace, and from a high vantage point, you can see far. Standard check-out is 12 PM; if you need a late check-out, you'll need to communicate with the host in advance.
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