Floral Hotel·Wuyishan Mingzhongle Tea House hotel (Sangu Resort Shuizhuang Branch)

Here are towering mountains, lush forests, and bamboo groves. There are also clear streams and rapids.

Room: Very clean, tidy, bright, and spacious, approximately 30 square meters. The layout is well-organized, and the overall style is warm and inviting. It's far superior to the hotels and B&Bs I've stayed in in Fuzhou and Quanzhou, and it's the most satisfying B&B I've ever stayed in. I think staying in a B&B like this is far superior to staying in an 18-square-meter hotel, and the price isn't much different. Location: Not in the heart of the Sangu Resort, but in a nearby villa area, very close. I heard from the Didi driver that there are many B&Bs near the villas. A taxi to the scenic area is the base price, so it offers both convenient transportation and a chance to avoid the bustle of square dancing on Sangu Street. Service: Since it's off-season and there are fewer people, the hotel lady upgraded my room for free. The first day was incredibly cold, and the bamboo rafting was freezing cold due to the rain. After returning, the hostess gave me some brown sugar. Thank you so much! 🙏 The hostess' daughter is a cheerful and thoughtful lady. On the last day, the rain was a bit heavy, and hiking up the mountain alone was cold and boring, so the hostess invited me to join their family's activities. We went up the mountain for vegetarian meals and tea, and then visited Xiamei Village. We had a wonderful day. Summary: Travel is about seeing the sights and meeting the people. It's about seeing beautiful scenery and absorbing the vast culture, but also about connecting with the people you meet along the way. The scenery of Wuyi Mountain is unforgettable, and the days spent drinking tea and warming yourself by the fire with the hostess and hostess are memories I will cherish forever.