"This hotel is quite established near the Mönkeert Ancient Road scenic area. Parking and dining are convenient, and the rooms are decent. Occasionally, some small insects might get in, which is understandable given the good ecological environment. Overall, I'm quite satisfied."

"This "luxury wilderness" campsite in Tangbula was... well, let's just say it left something to be desired. What exactly is the campsite's positioning? Is it "wild"? Is it "luxury"? Environment: The campsite isn't large, and there are high-voltage power lines right next to it, both in front and behind. Firstly, the power lines and towers are unsightly, and secondly, there are concerns about radiation. After dinner, while taking a walk, we encountered unleashed dogs running rampant on the wooden boardwalk. The camp staff were laughing and admiring the dogs' "freedom" and "cuteness." Is this "luxury wilderness"? Rooms: The comfort level was poor. I assumed the campsite rooms wouldn't be large, and since it's "luxury wilderness," the facilities might be decent. However, it took over ten minutes for hot water to come out in the shower, and the soundproofing was poor! The toiletries and toilet paper were mediocre. Rest: In the evening, a high-powered speaker blared in the center of the campsite, close to the rooms. The poor soundproofing made it impossible to rest properly, which was unbearable. We complained, it stopped for a while, then started again, and only gradually stopped after further complaints. Is this "luxury wilderness"? Dinner: We ate at the campsite's restaurant. Looking at the menu, the prices were on the expensive side but acceptable, so we chose to eat there. However, the food didn't match the description and the price-performance ratio was extremely low. A serving of potato and beef slices only contained three slices of beef, one of which was too tough to chew, and the amount of potato was also minimal. The lamb chop pilaf we ordered took half an hour to arrive; what came was lamb pilaf (cheaper than lamb chop pilaf), and it was cold and inedible. Fortunately, the restaurant manager refunded us for the pilaf. Is this "wilderness luxury"? Breakfast: Very simple, not even coffee. Is this "wilderness luxury"? Service: The staff responsible for room communication were friendly and responded quickly. There was no "wild" scenery, and certainly no "luxurious" food or accommodation."

"This hotel is located right inside the Qiaoerma Service Area on the Duku Highway, making the location incredibly convenient. The backyard opens up to a vast grassland, and I highly recommend staying here for a night. After the road closes in the afternoon, the entire Duku Highway becomes yours to explore. They have great amenities like a laundry room and a gym. The front desk staff was very welcoming, especially a lovely front office supervisor (didn't catch her name) who proactively suggested a room on the second floor because the first floor can be a bit noisy. Seeing that we had a child, she even added breakfast for us. It was a fantastic stay!"

"The newly opened homestay in Niluk County was a pleasant surprise. The room was spacious and comfortable. There were many guests to the store at night. It showed that this is a good choice for transit accommodation. The chef at the homestay cooks good dishes. After a tired day, he ate the chef cooks home-cooked dishes, which is light and delicious. Very rare!"

"Facilities: This new hotel is well-equipped with excellent laundry facilities, and there's even a Tea Ballet shop right at the entrance. Environment: It's conveniently located right next to the entrance of the Mengket Ancient Trail, making access to the scenic area very easy. The parking lot is also very spacious. Service: The reception service could use some improvement, but they were quick to address feedback and suggestions with a good attitude."

"Facilities: Fully intelligent Hygienic: very clean Environment: clean and comfortable Service: Especially good"

"Facilities: Everything you need is available and functional. Hygiene: No major complaints, generally quite clean and tidy. Environment: It's very close to the Monkete Ancient Trail, and also much closer to Fairy Lake than the Tangbula entrance. Once you step out of the B&B, there are beautiful sights everywhere. Service: I want to particularly highlight the service and food. When we first arrived, we learned that the proprietress wasn't around, and I was a bit disappointed that I couldn't try her handmade roasted meat. The young man at the front desk upgraded us to a room on the second floor with a fantastic view. Since it was our first time traveling here, we frequently asked the two young men for advice and information. They were all very patient in answering our questions and explaining important details. In the evening, we had the Big Plate Chicken from the restaurant. It tasted great, and the portion was generous enough for four people with some staple food – two people definitely couldn't finish it. The price was also excellent, much better and cheaper than many scenic area restaurants. I've been driving for 3-4 days now, and this is the only place that made me want to write a review. If I had to mention a downside, it would be that the floor on the second-floor rooms vibrates a bit when you walk, causing a slight resonance with the room, haha, but it's not a big deal. Overall, it's great."

"The experience of staying in this time was very good, the rooms were very hygienic and fragrant (travel hygiene and sleep first), the room design was also very modern, the homestay was at the entrance of the bee town, high-end atmosphere, there were restaurants and supermarkets when you went out, and eating and supplying was very worry-free. The breakfast is very rich, can meet the taste of the north and south, parking is convenient, and the staff is warm and thoughtful. The location to go to Baili Gallery is convenient. The next day, you can also watch the sunrise on the Qiorma Duku Highway."

"Traveling in the off-season, there were very few people. We upgraded the room type and Xiaomi gave us beautiful gifts at the front desk. The leaves at the door are yellow and very beautiful."