Nestled in the hidden coastal haven of Pingtan, the residence inherits local stone house charm and creates an elegant and cozy living space.
Gentle sea breezes sweep the waves, and sunsets tint the vast ocean, presenting soothing scenery everywhere.
With exquisitely furnished rooms, you can cast aside daily weariness. Stroll along the beach and listen to the tide.
A favorite spot among ladies, it is an ideal retreat to embrace tenderness and refresh body and soul.
"Stepping out of the high-speed rail station, I hailed a taxi to the guesthouse. On the way, the driver kept muttering, ”Why did you book here? It's too remote. Why don't you cancel and find another hotel?” I smiled and replied, ”Since I'm already here, I'll check it out first.” With persistence, we finally arrived.
Pushing open the door, I was greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere—just as I'd imagined in the reviews. The owner was clearly someone who appreciated life: flower arrangements in vases, paintings on the walls, wine racks, a record player on the bar… every detail reflected thoughtful touches. I had originally booked the ”Qianzhou” room type, but because it was the off-season, the owner proactively upgraded me to the best suite, ”Qianfang.” The room was spacious with a great view; waking up and opening the curtains in the morning revealed a beautiful sea view—very pleasant.
Knowing I hadn't had dinner yet, the owner personally prepared delicious sandwiches and sweet soup, and even brought out some good wine to share. I spent my first night chatting and enjoying wine with the owner at the bar until late at night before returning to my room. This is probably what makes a guesthouse different from a hotel—a warm and welcoming encounter. I've stayed in some guesthouses that only provided a password and had no one to greet me; that sense of alienation made me wary of the word ”guesthouse.”
Transportation wasn't exactly convenient, and taxis were hard to find. But thankfully, the accommodation was comfortable enough that I decided not to go out the next day, spending the whole day relaxing on the sofa watching TV. This trip was purely for relaxation, so I wanted to go with the flow. I came alone and didn't rent a car. If you're driving, the journey isn't far, and transportation isn't a problem. You can order takeout from the guesthouse through JD.com near Wuyue Plaza, making daily necessities very convenient.
The weather was beautiful the next morning. The owner took me to the high-speed rail station to store my luggage, and then I went to the beach I wanted to visit. The sea in Pingtan was a clear, bright blue, breathtakingly beautiful. Two short days were filled with bliss. If I could, I'd like to stay longer in this village on the west side of the island."