3-Star Hotels in Qimen

We went during the hottest days of the week, arriving around 2 PM. The scenery along the way was beautiful. Upon entering the parking lot, staff provided us with sun umbrellas and helped us with our belongings. Entering the guesthouse was a pleasant surprise; it was very unique, with some rooms converted from old houses. The staff thoughtfully offered us chilled drinks upon check-in. Because there weren't many rooms available for the holiday, we booked quite late. We originally wanted a suite for our family, but they booked three rooms instead. The rooms weren't large, but the overall decor was warm and comfortable. One slight drawback was that our room was likely a large, separate room upstairs, with two smaller rooms downstairs. The room layout is similar to our previous accommodations, with a main hall, two rooms on the left and right, and one upstairs. The soundproofing between floors is terrible; we could hear even the slightest noise. There's a swimming pool next door, and a river flows right below the room. The water level is just right, with both shallow and deep sections. The water is clear in the shallows, perfect for playing in the water. It was just incredibly hot these past two days! 😂😂😂 On the second morning, we took the kids swimming in the river. The guesthouse has a restaurant, and we booked dinner there that evening. To be honest, the stinky mandarin fish was just so-so; it wasn't very good. The other dishes were okay, overall a very good experience. I'd come again if I have the chance! One thing worth mentioning is that there are tons of insects on the mountain. At night, you'll see a lot of insects crawling and flying on the door, but I didn't see any insects in the room. Also, the Americano cup we bought was really small; could it be filled up? It wasn't even full enough to fill a finger joint! The ones we bought outside weren't even that shallow! 😂

They are all single-family courtyards. The rooms at different prices are different. They do not belong to low-cost rooms and can share high-quality homestay environments. Nanting sequence rooms are good, and the other courtyard can live in three families, and the price fluctuates very little during the New Year. The three-link book club supporting the homestay has a good-looking look, and the books are not very readable. Personally feel that the homestay is too expensive, and the boss may have invested a lot of money. Taoyuan Village where the homestay is located is a very original ecological village. It is not commercialized and even has a bit of taste. There is a road to the village that is difficult to meet the car, and there are not many places to visit in the village. There are no folk activities during the New Year. If it is not a few families, they will be empty together. Parent-child is somewhat boring.

Traveling with a large group of friends can be tricky, as everyone has different preferences. So, finding a hotel for eight rooms for three consecutive nights was a major challenge. Qimen, an ancient county seat, is surrounded by famous mountains and rivers, and it's also the authentic origin of the internationally renowned Qimen black tea. Amidst the bustling world, Manju Hotel (Qimen South Station branch) stands majestically at the western gate of Qimen county. Its exterior design is simple yet grand. Upon entering the guest rooms, one can't help but admire the designer's ingenuity and artistic touch. The delicate elegance and harmonious blend of traditional Chinese colors like 'daiqing' (dark blue-green), 'moli' (ink green), and 'jianglan' (indigo blue) are truly impressive. The hotel rooms are luxurious and comfortable with ample space. All bedding and bathroom amenities are brand new and stylish. Furthermore, the hotel offers comprehensive laundry, fitness, and dining services. What's particularly commendable is the high level of professionalism, strong customer orientation, and warm, thoughtful hospitality of the hotel staff. The large courtyard parking lot and underground garage are more than sufficient for guests. In short: whether you're traveling with a team or solo, you can confidently choose Manju (South Station branch) for your next visit to Qimen!

Bringing the baby to the hometown of the communication hall is simply digging a treasure! There are large rapeseed fields and creeks near the homestay. The baby can step on the water, chase butterflies, watch the scarecrow, and completely free his hands. There are no sharp edges and corners in the room, and the layout is soft. Take the baby to see the old house in the village and pick wild vegetables. The children saw so many natural wilds for the first time, and their eyes were bright. Watching the stars in the yard at night and falling asleep listening to the insects is a fairy parent-child tour that can relax adults and children!

I didn't expect that there was such a pleasant homestay in the small village in the mountains, clean and bright. The key is that the proprietress is particularly capable. We booked 5 rooms and arranged them very thoughtfully. Originally read the score, I would worry about the problem of hot water. In fact, I would not. I would put the water for a while and continue to steadily output. After all, it would be very good to be able to do this in the countryside! During our Chinese New Year, the price of the dishes is also very close to the people, very delicious, no thunder!