Lvyeanjia

Stayed here for two nights. It was very comfortable. I stayed in a tatami room. It is very close to the South Gate and very convenient to the airport. There are many delicious foods nearby. It is very convenient to go anywhere and come back. The boss is also very good. I recommend everyone to stay here

The boss has two kittens, they are chubby and well-fed. It takes more than 300 meters to enter from the south gate. It is a bit inconvenient to drag the suitcase on the stone road. The indoor lighting is a bit dim. Other than that, everything else is OK. There are electric blankets, wall heaters, and the tatami is very comfortable to sleep on. The bathroom is also very good.

I live on the first floor. If you use water upstairs at night, you can still hear the sound of water ticking (I am more sensitive to sounds at night). The boss is more Buddhist and will provide you with what you need. The overall feeling is like that.

The location of the hotel is relatively good, but it is not easy to find. It is in a small alley, and there is no clear sign at the entrance of the alley. The hotel is not big, just a small courtyard with 6 rooms. The room is not too big. I brought a suitcase and felt that there was no place to put my things. There was no clothes rack. There is no air conditioning in the room. There is an electric blanket. The shower is still quite cold. The toilet is ice cold... The hygiene is OK. I can bring a 9-year-old child out to play. This is the first time I have encountered a place that requires the registration of the child's ID card. Fortunately, I didn't drive myself, otherwise I couldn't check in without an ID card or household registration book... Overall, it is an economical inn. It is not more than 200.

The bed is huge and the quilt is very comfortable, but I went there late and left early, so I didn’t take any pictures.

The boss is very nice, the cat is cute and well-behaved, and the room is very clean

The owner of the inn is very nice and the service is good. The toiletries in the hotel are better than other hotels.

There are all stone roads in the ancient city, and it is not easy to walk with a suitcase. When we checked in, the owner of the previous inn sent us here, and the previous inn was full. . When checking in, I asked the boss if he could send us to the Nanmen Archway the next day. He hesitated and agreed, but ended up refusing the check-in the next day. The room was very small and the hygiene was very poor. We didn't even dare to take a shower. . The house costs about fifty or sixty yuan a night. It's very noisy and has zero sound insulation. Other inns in the ancient city are basically more cost-effective than this one. It's a lightning protection.