Yongding Qiaofu Building Doctor Home Inn

It was because of the good intentions of the doctor's building that I took my children to experience it. It is right next door to the Tulou Wang Chengqi Building. Because it was built by overseas Chinese in the 1960s, the facilities are relatively newer and more hygienic. The beautiful owner is very enthusiastic and provides a lot of convenience for accommodation and sightseeing. Especially in the evening, I took the children to climb the Chengqi Tower (those who were not allowed to go up during the day were able to see the full view of the Tower King like a stadium). It was particularly shocking and told us the important history of the Lou King family for hundreds of years. This is also her unique advantage as a member of the Lou Wang clan. The hundreds of years of family history of these Lou Kings is not something that ordinary tour guides can compare with.

The boss lady is nice, and the room is quite unique, but it is too noisy. One night, there were people walking on the wooden stairs and there was no soundproofing, so I couldn't sleep. People came in to visit at six or seven in the morning, and the windows were covered with paper and people were looking at them.

The guest room is inside the Parkview Building, next to the Wangchengqi Building, where Big Fish and Begonia was filmed; the room facilities are simple and clean, the bathroom is outside, and the sound insulation effect is average. It cannot be compared with hotels outside. But staying in a tulou is to experience the Hakka lifestyle. It's great; the landlady is very warm and honest. She took us to visit Chengqi Building in the evening, took us upstairs, told us about the history of Tulou, and told us where to take photos. She was very enthusiastic and responsible. It cost 10 yuan for each person to take us upstairs and serve as a tour guide. The explanation is very worthwhile; if you live in Tulou, you can get up early the next morning. Before the scenic area staff go to work, you can enter Chengqi Building for free and visit, which can save 50 yuan in tickets🤣

This price is not expensive for living in a tourist attraction. Although the bathroom does not have an independent bathroom, there is one in the room at the stairwell. It is quite clean. It is a different experience to live in an earth building.

The public toilet in the room is closed before 11pm for elderly people. The room is drafty and dirty.

The wisdom of the people is really amazing. Different areas create different buildings. It is the first time in my life to experience living in earth buildings (enclosed houses). Before I checked in, I was worried about whether it would be hot at night, whether there would be mosquitoes, and whether it would be noisy. However, after moving in, all these concerns were dispelled. The earth building (enclosed house) is really cool. It’s so cool that you need to put a quilt on it in the middle of the night. There are no mosquitoes. People like me who can’t stand a mosquito can accept it. I don’t know if it’s due to the epidemic or it’s just the same as in previous years. In this way, it was very quiet after 21:30. It was so quiet that there were only the sounds of insects, dogs barking, and cars. There were mountains all around. It was very quiet. It was so quiet that it was like being surrounded by the kind mother of Shanling. It's as peaceful as stretching out your arms and putting them in your arms. When the red lanterns 🏮 were lit up in the peaceful dark night, the impatience in my heart was temporarily wiped away. A moon like a bean hung on the circular roof, and there were a few clouds floating next to it, following the movement of the moon. I felt really happy. It feels peaceful and peaceful. When I wake up in the morning, I open the door and look at the top of the mountains in the distance. The sun pours into the door like broken gold in the morning. A beautiful day is about to begin. The beautiful boss is beautiful, has a good figure, and is very enthusiastic and easy to talk to. Recommended by Amway if you want to experience the living environment of Tulou.