Linhai Hotels with Balcony

It was the first time I brought my baby to Shanghai and wanted to find a clean and quiet B&B. I looked at many B&Bs on Ctrip and finally chose Xingshuli. The boss communicated in advance and helped us carry our luggage. He was very considerate. The environment is indeed very quiet and suitable for relaxing. , the boss and his wife knew that we had a baby and helped us upgrade the room for free. They were so loving~ It is worth mentioning that the cooking skills of the boss's wife yyds! Breakfast, lunch and dinner were all delicious🤤. I communicated with the boss for a while in the evening. The boss’ craftsmanship is admirable. The carpentry in the room was all done by the boss himself, and the bedding was so comfortable ~ I couldn’t bear to leave until I left🥹 The boss also gave me handmade brown sugar as a gift. If I have another chance in the future, I will definitely come back~

This hotel completely exceeded my expectations. The service was exquisite. Before I even left Zhoushan, they contacted me via WeChat to inquire about my estimated arrival time and turned on the air conditioning in advance. Upon arrival, since cars couldn't be driven to the entrance, the butler and his assistant were waiting at the alleyway entrance, creating a feeling of welcoming guests home. The room was tastefully decorated, and entering the courtyard instantly calmed my restless heart. Located next to the famous Ziyang Ancient Street, the guesthouse is a perfect oasis of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle. The ”cat butler's” calm demeanor was infectious, making me passively quiet down. I couldn't help but fall in love with this place and with Linhai. The butler and his assistant's tone of voice was also very calming. I highly recommend staying for a few days; it's a true cultivation of one's character.

The house was very spacious and fully equipped (the landlord even came up to find us a hairdryer when we couldn't find one 👏🏻👍🏻), very clean, and we could see mountains in the distance ⛰️. It was very pleasant to enjoy the breeze on the large balcony. The landlord was very welcoming and helpful; he even came over to help us resolve the issue after 10 pm.

I saw and booked Dada on Ctrip, and then found it at the Sanfujiji in Ziyang Street. It was incredibly well-received and exceeded my expectations! The hotel's facilities are quaint and classic, just like the city of Linhai, rich in history yet humble and understated. It's truly charming! The hotel's housekeepers and staff were incredibly hospitable. My two children were so well cared for by their attentive care, and they were incredibly accommodating to every request. There was absolutely nothing to fault! Overall, the hotel's rooms, facilities, accommodation, and customer service were all top-notch. It's a truly worthwhile stay and a fantastic value!

The service is very good. They will gather a group to wait before arriving at the store. When arriving, they will take the initiative to help with the luggage and check in. This time I stayed with my pet. Pet-friendly too~~ The food in the restaurant is also very delicious. The taste is very suitable for us! There is a tram charging station at the entrance of the hotel. It's in place! Very satisfied~ You can choose this place for tours around Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai. Very relaxing. The hotel facilities are designed like an art gallery. It's great for taking photos. I will come back to check in next time.

This hotel is quite charming—it’s a large, old house that has been nicely converted into several hotel rooms. Our room was very comfortable. However, a heads-up regarding the bathroom: there was no door on the toilet area, and the shower was an all-glass enclosure. Since I was traveling with my husband, it wasn't an issue for us, but if you are traveling with friends, you might want to be aware of this lack of privacy. The location is excellent! It’s right next to the City Wall and super close to several great restaurants and cool bars. We also liked the service; the staff were quite attentive. One thing I found confusing, though, was that they didn't register my address as per the usual government standard for foreign guests, which most hotels in China follow. As for cleanliness, it was standard for China—there were a few stray hairs in parts of the room (usually women's hair), but I find this happens in practically any hotel here. Overall, it was a good stay!

The four sisters finally found the right time and wanted to get away from the noisy city atmosphere of Linhai City, so they randomly found a homestay in the mountains to gather. Unexpectedly, it was a surprising experience! 🤩🤩 🍀🍀 I like the environment here! After getting off the car and walking through the stream in front of the door, I felt that I was integrated into the environment of the mountains all of a sudden⛰️⛰️, and my brain was instantly empty💨🥃🥃We brought our own wine (my friend can mix it) and a lot of things. The owner was very enthusiastic to see us partying and let us use the karaoke room for free🎤, and we were happy until 11:30 and then went to bed💤💤 The next morning, when I opened the window, I was healed by the morning air in the mountains. I could go out for a walk along the mountain road. The homestay provides homemade breakfast (homemade noodles🍜🍜, which is too friendly for us who have been drinking all night) and you can do morning exercises with the owner (maybe it was Ba Duan Jin🧍🏻♀️I forgot a little bit), learn tea art🫖🍵, drink tea and chat, and they also provide Hanfu for taking pictures🤳🤳. 😯😯After exploring the homestay, I found that there are bars, tea rooms, karaoke rooms, and game tables. It is very suitable for gatherings, team building, or personal stays! The owners of the B&B are two aunties (they are like sisters in their mentality👧). It feels like this is their retirement life. Every corner is decorated with great care💛💛. I am so envious🥰 Before leaving, they gave us rose flowers that they dried themselves🌸, which can be used to make tea

The guesthouse is located in Dengying Lane, spanning two very famous streets in Linhai: Ziyang Street and Chicheng Road. Just a few dozen steps to the left from the guesthouse is Ziyang Street, instantly making you feel like you're part of a touristy world; just a few dozen steps to the right is Chicheng Road, instantly making you feel like you're in the world of locals. It's a bit surreal. The room was spacious, clean, and tidy, with all the necessary amenities. Although located in a residential alley, it was very quiet at night, and I slept soundly. The owner was also very helpful, sending me many local food recommendations on WeChat. Although I had done a lot of research beforehand, it couldn't compare to the experience of a local! For breakfast, based on the owner's recommendation, I bought some meat buns and savory soy milk at a nearby steamed bun stall. I didn't expect the steamed buns from such a breakfast stall to be so flavorful and delicious. If I come to Linhai again, I will definitely stay here again; the experience of traveling between two worlds, one ancient and one modern, is truly amazing.

Environment: Suitable for special forces travel, but not for leisurely leisurely strolls due to poor soundproofing, making it difficult to sleep in. 1. Across from the hotel is a vegetable market, making it very noisy in the mornings. 2. Car horns can be heard from the street at night, which is a bit of a gamble; one day during my two-day stay, there were none, but the next day. 3. The room door is difficult to close, requiring a strong slam, which wakes you up every time someone else's door closes in the morning. If you're lucky, someone else will be woken up at night. Service: The positives are the friendly front desk staff and their flexibility with room changes and extensions.

During the National Day trip to Linhai: I went to the Four Seasons Hotel on the Clouds with my friends and family. The hotel is spacious, the rooms are clean and hygienic, cost-effective, and there are plenty of parking spaces, making it convenient to travel. After asking the front desk where to find delicious food, the boss took us to our destination, Renmin Road Snack Street, which was crowded with people.