2-Star Hotels in Akto

The homestay is a local resident's house, which is built by the government, so the layout of the homestay is basically the same. There is a two-person room, a triple room, a living room, the two rooms are more spacious, the triple room is narrow, and the 2 rooms share a bathroom. There is a kitchen to use, washing machine is very new can also be used. The location is not far from the scenic spot, you can see the 18 Luohan Peak at a relatively close distance, the next morning is very convenient to visit the scenic spot, the day before the opportunity to see Rizhao Jinshan. The landlord is very enthusiastic and will communicate in advance, and the reply is very timely. If you have any questions, you can consult at any time. Originally written on Trip.com , it did not include breakfast, and still actively provided us with a steaming breakfast. The landlord also runs restaurants and supermarkets, and it is very convenient to replenish supplies.

The room was nice, and the hot water was super hot. After a horseback ride and the wind, a hot shower felt so refreshing. If you're staying in Huoshan, this is the only place (and only place) to stay. Watching the sunset and the stars with the Eighteen Arhats is wonderful. The food at the local restaurant nearby is also great. The front desk lady was also very nice, and the horse riders were also very nice! Really great! Little Black Dragon and his horse trainer are the most beautiful people I've ever met!

The camp is very close to the north bank of Baisha Lake. The room facilities are good, clean and tidy. The Baisha Lake at night is very windy and it is very cold outside. There is a heater and humidifier in the room, which is very easy to use. You can see the snow-capped mountains from the room, but unfortunately the clouds were very thick when we went, otherwise I think we should also see the stars at night. The service in the camp is good, the breakfast category is quite complete, milk, millet porridge, siu mai, coarse grains, eggs, etc. When I checked out, I also sent the sand of Baisha Lake, which was very interesting.

Though expensive in general, the stay was cheaper than in other places around. The reception lady (maybe owner) came to pick me by car from Karakul lake, which was very kind of her because the place was a bit far away. She was also nice to borrow me her phone to make a local call. The village (or town) where the place is located was nice, farther from the main road (no car noise), and had a good bar nearby to have a meal. The room (number one, as far as I remember) was nice, but had the sink broken (where it sticks to the wall), water leaking to the floor when using the sink. There was only cold water from the shower (maybe I shouldn't expect otherwise in places at this altitude, but I think there was something there suggesting water heating). The room and the reception were clean, but I can't tell the same about the other rooms in the reception building. Contrary to the contract, there was no breakfast in the morning and noone nearby to ask about it.