Anji's! If the 'chicken babies' are tired, come and stay at this homestay for a couple of days

📍Anji Yu Zi Zai I've always had a deep prejudice against homestays, feeling that without unified management standards, how good can they be. It wasn't until I stayed at this one that my inherent thinking about homestays was completely improved. If there comes a day when you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and find a secluded valley to spend leisurely days, the comfort and ease here are just too suitable~ 🍚 You must try their food when you come here. The afternoon tea includes free braised chicken feet, dumplings, braised eggs, etc. Although the variety is not that rich, each is delicious. I ate at least 10 chicken feet by myself, truly bone-smackingly delicious and irresistibly fragrant! Dinner is 150 per person. The quantity is decided by them. Dessert, soup, dishes, and rice are all included, and the portions are so generous! Every dish is delicious, and I think the best one was the tomato and egg noodles served for the birthday person. 🏠 Our room was 'Autumn Reed'. With floor-to-ceiling windows on two sides, staying inside feels like being surrounded by bamboo. There's a separate tatami space, perfect for kids to play house and run around, they had so much fun. ♨️ There are three private hot spring pools, and after seeing the others, we all thought the one with the fireplace had the strongest atmosphere. In the big winter, the fire crackles as it burns, soaking in the steaming water is just too comfortable. However, the water is not a real hot spring, it's hot water added directly by the staff~ The staff's instant message replies, private and comfortable spaces every few steps in the public area, and the ability to see vast expanses of green no matter which corner you sit in, this homestay embodies 'comfort' to the utmost in every detail~ So so so cozy and free