Songyang Hotels with Wifi

"Since I was satisfied with the stay, I stayed another day. The least worrying thing about this kind of hotel is parking. You can park on the ground and the underground parking lot is also very large. In addition to the hotel restaurant, there are many dining options next to the hotel."

"The B&B is located at the highest point of the mountain. It happened to rain during the two days of the trip. I thought I would be able to see the sea of ​​clouds the next day, but it turned out to be foggy when I woke up early. But I was not disappointed. Chenjiapu has a unique flavor when it rains, and the view from the room is great. It's the best. It's a refreshing day hiding in the mountains away from the city's atmosphere. If you like a different Chenjiapu, don’t complain about the bad weather, enjoy the moment, wear a jacket and get wet in the rain, at that moment freedom reaches its peak. Another thing to mention is that the boss was so nice. He introduced us to the village when he arrived late that day, called us in advance to ask what time we would arrive, and even helped us carry our luggage. Although it was only a day trip, it gave me the best feeling! I think I will definitely come back next time, and I must come to catch the sea of ​​clouds!"

"The B&B is located in a small alley on Songyang Old Street. The boss will send you a very detailed location before checking in. After getting off DiDi and following the navigation, it only takes about 3 minutes to get there, which is very convenient. Although the B&B is in an old street, it is quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle. It is surrounded by ordinary homes, so it is very quiet to sleep at night. The room is very spacious, suitable for people like us who travel with large suitcases. The day we checked in happened to be the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the beautiful landlady gave us rich fruits and snacks. The breakfast the next morning was also very delicious. The side dishes made from bamboo shoots were super tender. I will never forget it!"

"Come here from Songyang Chenjiapu Village to transition for one night A big holiday manor can be seen very thoughtful There is a hotel main building over there, check in at the front desk, deep in the resort There is an animal breeding yard opposite the main building where you can feed small animals Parent-child room at the entrance of the resort The door is full of rape flowers. It is very beautiful. The room is also very satisfied. Although the facilities are a bit old, they can still be used normally. The bathroom is also cleaned very clean and has no smell. It is recommended that there are more tables and chairs in the room because there is really no place to sit except for a sofa. There is also limited space for shelves. It will be very comfortable outside the balcony when the weather is good Sleeping at night is also very quiet, there will be no sound because of the parent-child hotel Hotel soundproofing is very good There are also many restaurants around. I didn't expect the price to be so high"

"The views are stunning, and the service and facilities are excellent. I've stayed here before and it makes me want to explore other properties by Fniaoji. The service was exceptional; the butler met us at the village entrance parking lot, helped with our luggage, and even gave us a souvenir when we checked out. The butler's service was just right for me—not overly enthusiastic, but always there when needed. We even got a room upgrade. The room amenities were top-notch, with a disposable bathtub liner and bath salts provided. It was incredibly quiet at night, creating a perfectly sleepy atmosphere. I recommend contacting the butler in advance to get the driver's contact information. This way, the driver can drop you off directly at the parking lot; otherwise, you'll have to take a shuttle bus. Plus, the hotel's partner driver provided excellent service—from the initial contact to arrival at the hotel, everything was seamless and hassle-free. The guesthouse has its own cafe and restaurant, both offering amazing views and delicious food that exceeded expectations."

"The location is close to Songzhuang Village, which can be reached in 20-30 minutes on foot and only 10 minutes by car. However, due to the National Day road closure from 8-18:00, you can only buy scenic cars to enter and exit. It's okay to have a casual breakfast. It doesn't mean you won't prepare it if you can't get up. It's more casual. We have a meal when we get up at 10 o'clock. Dinner is also served here. There is nothing else to eat around. The old couple cooks a little at will, usually 3 dishes, which is okay and the charge is not expensive. The place is not very comfortable. The soundproofing of the old house is very poor. We live on the first floor. People on the second floor can hear it just by walking. People who are light sleepers should be careful. We went into the river in front of our house and had insect bites all over our legs. Please be careful when entering the water."

"This hotel, converted from a 300-year-old Qing Dynasty rammed earth building, consists of three separate sections: Gejiaoge (lobby/restaurant), Hongshiyuan, and Zhangjiaotang. It beautifully preserves its ancient charm with yellow walls, grey tiles, horse-head walls, courtyards, and mossy stone steps. The rooms are poetically named after Song Dynasty sages, such as 'Jingxing' and 'Huaijin'. Its central location within the village makes it incredibly convenient to visit both the 'Couple Trees' and the observation deck. The butler service is exceptional; they contacted us in advance, met us at the village entrance upon arrival, and helped with our luggage. The breakfast was incredibly rich and delicious. Staying here feels like living out a slow-paced, ancient painting..."

"The price is super high, the family room is two open bed rooms, two sets of bathrooms, very convenient. The room facilities are great, the health is very good, and the service is very good. There is free parking at the entrance of the hotel. It is very close to Ming and Qing Old Street and Huangjia Courtyard. Breakfast is good, but the only downside is that the dishes are not too hot."

"This was by far the most delightful stay of our trip. Staying in an old house within an ancient village offered a truly unique experience. The old house was incredibly well-preserved, and every decorative detail showcased the owner's thoughtful touches. The room itself was thoughtfully modernized to suit contemporary guests, and yes, it really, really, really had a smart toilet! 🚽 We had dinner at the guesthouse both nights, ordering from the owner. While the prices were a little higher than outside, the ingredients were exquisite, the preparation was refined, and the dining atmosphere was wonderfully atmospheric. The food itself was very satisfying. (I absolutely loved the tofu, which is apparently a local specialty). Also, when you're exploring the village, don't forget to say hello to the local dogs! 🐶 They're all very friendly, and we became good pals with them over our two-day stay."

"I was so happy to book Shanmo Weiyun (山抹微云). I was initially drawn to the name; a guesthouse with such a beautiful name must have good taste. Plus, it's located at the highest point in the village, offering excellent views. The hotel quickly connected me with a concierge group after booking, who meticulously arranged everything for my arrival – very thoughtful! Upon arrival, a handsome butler helped with our luggage, eliminating any worries about hiking. A special thank you to our butler, Atao, who helped us both up and down the mountain. Even though my friend's suitcase was quite heavy, he didn't complain. He even showed us the best spots for nighttime photography upon arrival. I was very satisfied with both the service and the room. I especially want to mention that after the rain, when the temperature dropped, the butler thoughtfully brought sweet soup to our room – a truly heartwarming moment 🫕💞. My only regret is that my stay felt too short. This kind of village isn't for a quick, checklist-style visit; it requires slow, deliberate exploration. There's no hustle and bustle, only the sounds of birdsong and rain. I hope I can come back for a few more days, and I hope Chenjiapu Village doesn't become overdeveloped. I especially love the restaurant seats; the view from the bed is just right, making the meal a unique experience. When it's not crowded, you can sit there for most of the day with just a cup of coffee."