"The room was okay overall, and the space was quite large. The service from the young lady the day before yesterday was very good. She gave the child a souvenir as soon as she arrived at the front desk (it's not the gift that's valuable, it's the friendship). I have to complain about the air conditioner and slippers. Let's just say that although they are disposable, they can at least be worn for a night. I felt sticky under my feet after just a few steps, and I saw that they were covered in hair. 😅😅😅 And the air conditioner was whirring all night long. It was really annoying. It is really not recommended for light sleepers."

"There was a smell as soon as the room was opened, and I had red pimples on my body until midnight. Breakfast was not smooth, and my stomach felt uncomfortable after eating. The facilities are pretty good, and the concierge is the highlight. Fortunately, the problem was dealt with promptly and remedial measures were taken in a sincere manner."

"The lake view room is an artificial lake, which is quite far from the Yellow River and cannot be seen from the room. Service: The service is pretty good Facilities: Rich variety of breakfast Hygiene: It is hygienic and clean. There are parks and scenic spots not far away where you can visit. There is a good squab shop nearby"

"If you're coming to Shanzhou, you absolutely have to experience a pit-dwelling guesthouse! I highly recommend this one; I stumbled upon it by chance, and it's an absolute gem. The one I stayed in is a renovated century-old courtyard. As you walk down the path, you immediately experience the unique warmth in winter and coolness in summer that these pit dwellings offer. It's truly a summer haven (especially coming from Hangzhou, where it hits a scorching 40 degrees!). In the evenings, a gentle breeze flows through the courtyard, and you can look up to see a sky full of stars. With sunflowers growing everywhere, it's 100 times more comfortable than a hotel. Sitting in the courtyard creates such a wonderful atmosphere. I strongly recommend dining here; they serve incredibly authentic farm-to-table dishes that you simply won't find anywhere else. The Shanzhou specialties like braised carp, braised eggplant, and stir-fried green beans are all so flavorful and incredibly moreish, especially when paired with their handmade steamed buns – you'll want to lick the plate clean! You can eat until you're stuffed for just 30 RMB per person. I can't forget these flavors, and I'll definitely be back if I get the chance!"

"I highly recommend this hotel. It's easy to find, very close to the high-speed rail station. The rooms are very clean and have no odor. The front desk staff are very helpful. The Wi-Fi signal is stable, and it's great value for money. The soundproofing is also very good. It was a very satisfying stay."

"There aren't many restaurants around the hotel, so I had to eat at the hotel. I had dinner on the third floor, which consisted of shrimp dumplings and some vegetables. After eating, I felt nauseous when I returned to my room. I thought it would subside after a while, but I vomited in less than an hour. I reported this to the hotel when I checked out, and they called back saying they wouldn't charge me for the meal. However, they later charged me again. After Ctrip intervened, the hotel refused to take responsibility. This is an extremely irresponsible hotel; it's awful. Let me talk about the bathroom. For a five-star hotel, the bathroom has no ventilation. The bathroom door was closed overnight, and when I opened it in the morning to wash up, it stank so badly I couldn't even get in. I had booked a lake-view room on the 33rd floor, and I don't know where the stench came from. I looked closely, and it seems the room's ventilation relies on the bedroom's ventilation, requiring the bathroom to be open 24 hours a day, including when using the toilet. When I opened the bathroom door in the morning, the room was filled with a strong stench that gave me a headache. I had to open the room door to let the air from the hallway in. Strangely, the airflow in the elevator was particularly strong, probably because the stench from each room couldn't dissipate and they needed to rely on the cross ventilation in the elevator. With such facilities and service, and it's a five-star hotel? Terrible, absolutely terrible. Don't come here."

"Hotel service is good"

"I wanted to experience the Dikeng Courtyard very early, and I never had a chance. This time I passed Sanmenxia and finally lived in the Dikeng Courtyard! Sure enough, it was warm in winter and cool in summer, very comfortable. The location of this pit yard we chose is excellent, on the roadside, very easy to find, and parking is very convenient, his home is a large parking place, it is the largest in the whole village, and his cave is the most traditional old-fashioned manual digging, not later renovation, so the room is large, The hole is thick and thick, and if it is thick, it will be more sun-resistant and warm. There are two families in the whole village. The proprietress is very nice and capable. She happened to have a chance to chat with her before leaving. It was not easy to learn that a woman had also driven an excavator and opened a restaurant. The food she cooked was very delicious. In the evening, she ate in the courtyard with the cool breeze. She met an American passenger who lived in her house. We invited her to eat and chat. My mother met a foreigner for the first time on a trip and was very excited. The next day, I met a fellow who came to travel. Chatting is also very excited, happy and happy. From this Dikeng Courtyard, there is an abandoned Dikeng Courtyard, there is a family next to it, the yard is tattered, and the yard is a variety of mineral water bottles picked up. This is an old grandmother and grandfather. The two people are very simple. The pears sold at her house are big and delicious, unlike other houses. I bought a lot. Our hometown's fruit costs eight yuan a catty, and they have two or three yuan a catty here. Grandma and grandpa have no children around, can not open caves, can sell some pears, walnuts. They didn't open a homestay, they couldn't attract tourists, and they could go to the scenic spot to sell. When they went home, they just let me meet them. I bought all the pears they left. I was afraid that I could not lift them. My grandfather was in his 80s and insisted on helping me mention the car. (There is also a grandfather selling pears in front of this homestay. He took a slingshot. He is not the grandfather in the video. The grandfather in the video does not sell pears in such a good location. The grandfather in the video is thin and full of teeth. I sold pears with my hat grandmother. The two people were very simple. I bought pears. Grandma took the initiative to help me choose them. I picked out the small and scarred ones. I looked at their living environment. I really felt that they were really not easy, but they were very smooth and very happy.) They have a really strong human touch here, It is very similar to our Shandong, so it is very kind. In the evening, tourists turn around in the village. You look at my pit yard. I look at you. It is also very interesting. It seems that time has slowed down and washed away the hustle and bustle of the city. By the way, the son of the proprietress who runs this pit hospital is gentle and looks like he doesn't talk much, but he humbly asks him about the halal Hui people. He is also very patient and clear. It is more like a gathering of friends from all over the world, and the people's hearts are washed up. In short, this trip to the pit courtyard is really unforgettable. People who hope to stay here can also open their hearts and actively communicate with others, which will really reap an unusual experience."

"The room was clean and comfortable. Convenient location for my purposes. No complaints"