Shaxi Fansu Ancient Town Countryside Life B&B

This homestay (I think it is a fine farmhouse, and it is really...) takes 6-8 minutes to drive from Lishaxi Ancient Town (without traffic jams), and the surrounding area is very desolate. The boss said that we can use an electric car to take us to the ancient town, but I don’t know what to do if we come back from the ancient town, and he can’t wait there all the time. In short, the location is not very convenient. We arrived in the afternoon, drove by ourselves, and turned around a few times but couldn’t find it. Later, we found a middle-aged man holding a child on the side of the road and asked us where we were. We said we wanted to check in at the hotel, so he guided us along a very small road (definitely only bicycles can pass) to drive in. After finally parking the car, he guided us to check in through a very small door. When it gets dark, without anyone to guide us, it is difficult to drive the car out by yourself. There is nothing to eat or visit around, so we can only go to the ancient town, but as mentioned above, it is not possible to walk there, which is very inconvenient. It was raining on the day we arrived, and the temperature was only 6 degrees. We found it very cold when we entered the living room where we checked in. When we entered the room, we found that there was only a split air conditioner. We turned on the air conditioner for at least an hour before it warmed up. We were still cold the next day. We had booked two nights on Ctrip and immediately applied for a one-night refund. The lady boss was very happy and immediately agreed to cancel the one-night reservation. We got up the next day at 8:30. We walked around but didn't see the boss and the lady boss, so we didn't know how to eat the breakfast that was originally included. So we packed our luggage and checked out. When we drove, the boss came out and said that breakfast was ready. We thought about it and let it go. The luggage was already in the car, so we set off. The boss is still a very simple and nice person. But I think if you go to Shaxi to play, you should still choose to go to the inn in the ancient town.

The owner and his family are very nice. It really feels like home, chatting and setting off fireworks. The B&B is a little far from the ancient town and needs to take a small yellow car to get there, but the owner always picks you up and drops you off. The small courtyard is very comfortable. You can sit and drink tea, read books, and the children run around. We booked a family room, the bed is very comfortable, and we slept very well. The chicken soup rice noodles for breakfast are great, delicious…