This is a great homestay, which I would like to call the best homestay in Anji.

I have stayed in many homestays in Anji, Tonglu, and Moganshan, and I have forgotten many of them, but this one left a deep impression on me. Compared with hotels, homestays may lack some facilities, but people choose homestays for three reasons. First, homestays are often located in places with excellent scenery, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery. Jane Eyre is carefully located and the scenery is picturesque, but the homestays I have stayed in recently are also like this. Second, homestays often have a better sense of design, which is in harmony with the surrounding landscape. Compared with hotels, they are more ingenious and often have surprises. The design of the public area of Jane Eyre is very attentive, with singing, billiards, bars, barbecues, open-air cinemas, infinity pools, delicious restaurants, art galleries, and river tracing... Even if you don't go out for drifting, you can lie down comfortably inside for a day, which many homestays can't do. Third, the most important point is that the hotel management is strict and rigorous, but it often lacks a human touch. In the homestay, you can often feel the warmth of the family. This is the best place for Jane Eyre. The service is considerate and thoughtful, with a dedicated service WeChat group, free room upgrades, freshly picked welcome fruits in the morning, warm afternoon tea, mineral water delivered at night, exquisite tea sets when leaving, warm greetings from the cleaning aunt, and the housekeeper who sends you to the parking lot all the way. All the moments are combined into a wonderful picture of Jane Eyre's sincere warmth. This is the feeling of a homestay vacation that I have missed for a long time. In recent years, the number of homestays has surged, and one after another has been opened, but they often only pay attention to hardware facilities, but forget the fundamental advantage of homestays. I suggest that you can come to Jane Eyre to see and feel the beauty and wonder of homestays. In the midsummer, I am looking forward to the spring, autumn and winter of Jane Eyre.