"I booked one night for the Dragon Boat Festival, and when I arrived, the scenery was so stunning it far exceeded my expectations, so I extended my stay for another night. I rarely leave reviews voluntarily, but I just couldn't help myself this time. I kept raving about it, praising my husband for picking such a great place.
First, let's talk about the scenery. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer an unbeatable view: country paths below, a babbling brook, and crops – it all brought back fond memories of my childhood. Nan Shui Lake is nearby, and it's a short drive to Yun Mountain.
Second, although it's a guesthouse, the hotel environment feels just as good as a five-star hotel. The bedding and towels were very clean, and the toiletries provided were excellent; I even took the unused ones with me when I left, haha, I just couldn't bear to throw them away.
Third, the food was also fantastic. The complimentary afternoon tea, beer, and coffee were all great. But the most important thing is that the food ingredients were incredibly fresh. I personally saw the staff go out to buy groceries after we ordered our meals. The chicken was probably from their backyard, freshly slaughtered, and the eggs were super fresh, as was the corn, picked straight from the field. Even better, everything tasted absolutely delicious. We ate three meals there, and each time we cleaned our plates.
Fourth, the air in the mountains is so fresh and it's incredibly quiet. All you can hear are the wind, the water, and birdsong. It's truly stress-relieving! As someone who's lived in the city for five or six years, staying here for a few days brought an unprecedented level of joy; it's so therapeutic!
I was sad to leave, and I will definitely be back! Goodbye, Shaoguan, what a refreshing and captivating city~"