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"This was the most satisfying stay. Even the driver on the way here said it was the best hotel in the area. For the price, the quality of the accommodation was excellent. It's conveniently located with many shops and restaurants nearby, and attractions are easily accessible from both sides. There's an open-air hot spring on the rooftop and a swimming pool on the first floor. I made sure to use them both morning and night. The mountain view from the window was also a bonus."

"When checking in, the front desk colleague had no smile. When she asked me for my ID, she didn't use professional words like ”please ask”. She took my ID and said, ”The person staying here needs to provide ID.” I said you already have my ID, and then she said the person staying here needs to register. There was no subject or other words at all. I was checking in with a friend at the time, but my friend was not staying. It was not professional for her to say that. The floor attendants didn't smile or say hello when they saw the guests. I was preparing to have breakfast in the morning, and the housekeeper asked me if I wanted to clean up when she saw me coming out of the room. I said to help me pick up the garbage on the coffee table first, and wait until I came back to do the rest. Then she asked if only garbage collection was ok and there was no cleaning today. I repeated it again, and she asked if there was no cleaning today. Finally, I said to wait until I came back, and she gave up. This kind of trickery is really unacceptable to guests."

"This time I chose this old star hotel to travel with my elderly family members. I also saw the good reviews written by everyone. At first I thought it might be unreal, but after entering, I felt at ease. It was really as everyone said. The service, environment, hygiene, and geographical location were satisfactory. It was much better than those homestays. The lobby manager was very enthusiastic and attentive. He also upgraded my suite to make it easier to take care of the elderly, and sent me goodnight fruit, which was very heartwarming. I will continue to stay here next time I go to Yingde!"

"Amazing overall! Style, taste, and service were all top-notch! Excellent value for money! 1. We brought our dog, and they provided a high-quality dog bed, toys, deodorant, wet wipes, and even poop bags – so thoughtful! 2. They decorated the room for our dog's birthday for free, which was incredibly heartwarming! 3. They gave us an extra breakfast, both generous and attentive! 4. They personally guided us to our room, explaining the hotel layout and functional areas along the way – truly dedicated service! 5. KTV room, billiards room, kids' play area, private hot spring, meditation room, in-room projector – all available for free on demand… Such great value… 6. The common areas looked exactly like the photos, perfect for pictures, and even had a free Nintendo Switch to play. 7. They have collaborations with local cultural and creative brands, and intangible heritage experiences, offering many discounts… Highly recommend, I'd definitely go back again!!!"

"This guesthouse is nestled right in the heart of the karst peak forest, and when you open the window, you're greeted by endless mountain peaks. I was absolutely blown away by the room! The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows perfectly frame the entire Camel Peak Mountain. Lying in bed, you wake up to a picturesque ink-wash karst landscape. The built-in bathtub by the window is a romantic game-changer 🛁. Soaking in the tub at night, you can gaze up at a sky full of stars with the silent peaks in the distance. The mountain night envelops you completely, creating an incredibly romantic ambiance that melts away all your city fatigue. There are so many photo-worthy spots in the communal area on the first floor, all beautifully designed. Every casual shot turns into a stunning, atmospheric picture. No need to rush to tourist spots and jostle for a good angle; you can get all your Instagram-worthy shots right inside the guesthouse. But the real highlight is the guesthouse's backyard! The famous infinity mirror pool directly faces the entire peak forest, with mountains and clouds perfectly reflected on the water's surface. On a summer day, dipping into the pool, you feel the mountain breeze, relieving all the heat and humidity. A large lawn and trendy swings are scattered throughout the courtyard. You can sit on a swing and simply gaze at Camel Peak Mountain, or enjoy a picnic or stroll on the lawn. In the evening, you can watch the mountain sunset as the setting sun bathes the peaks in a warm golden glow – the atmosphere is simply divine."

"Spent the weekend in Yingde. The guesthouse manager was very thoughtful, sending the location in advance and even upgrading our room. They included two tickets to the T3 Organic Tea Plantation scenic area. If you enter between 9 AM and 2 PM, there's no extra charge, which is great. It's only a two or three-minute drive from the guesthouse. Cleanliness: While the guesthouse isn't brand new, it was generally clean. The breakfast was also good and quite substantial. We also ended up having a farmhouse dinner there."

"The hotel of choice for business trips to Yingde, with large rooms and very enthusiastic and proactive staff! There are welcome fruits 🍊 and evening desserts, just right for replenishing the stomach after drinking. Especially the staff Ms. Huang Wenxia and the manager on duty, they were very considerate and made us feel really at home! The night view outside the hotel is also beautiful. Hope to continue the good service!"

"A hidden gem nestled amidst mountains and water! The natural scenery and the guesthouse landscape complement each other perfectly, offering lush green fields and elegant, breezy courtyards. Every step reveals a new vista, meticulously crafted in every detail, comparable to Yangshuo and Dali. Children can make handmade dyed cloth bags, feed rabbits, swing, and run and play in the fields; adults can relax, sip tea, and gaze at the bald cypress trees reflected in the water. The rooms are also commendable for their cleanliness and comfort, with tasteful wooden décor. The afternoon tea is plentiful, featuring a variety of tea snacks and fruits, and the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. Upon check-out, they even provide a complimentary gift of homegrown rice and Yingde black tea. This is not an advertisement or a paid endorsement; it's a genuine experience that makes me want to stay longer and I would definitely go back!"

"This award-winning guesthouse was recommended by a design industry veteran, but the road leading to it is quite challenging. I honestly wouldn't recommend it for women; it's even nicknamed Guangdong's Initial D mountain pass. Our room initially had a minor repair issue, so the front desk offered a free upgrade. After checking out the upgraded room, we decided to stick with our original booking as it had a larger yard and the room itself was very spacious, almost a bit empty – a deliberate design choice, I imagine. The design, despite being a decade old, has really stood the test of time, maintaining a simple yet authentic feel. The exterior wood looks quite weathered, but the interior is well-maintained. Designers often appreciate this aged aesthetic; solid wood is actually the most expensive material, costing several times more than the glossy decorative panels often found in more common, 'pretty' designs. However, it's not universally appealing, especially with Guangdong's frequent rain making maintenance difficult. If you're looking for a delicate, refined aesthetic, I wouldn't recommend it. The food in the mountains was just okay, and for such a remote location, the price wasn't overly expensive. The next day, passing through the town, prices were similar, likely due to it being a tourist area. The next morning, looking out, I started to appreciate the spacious design – its advantage truly shone through. It was incredibly relaxing, and I began to feel a subtle difference. This is what's meant by the luxury of large spaces being the most valuable kind of luxury. Now, staying in a small, cramped hotel room feels completely different. There's a small private pool that's good for kids. The water quality is incredibly smooth. The front desk mentioned that the water for brewing tea in the room comes from a natural spring sourced from the valley behind the mountain, just like the pool water. The staff told us that a top Chinese tea master once insisted on using this raw spring water for brewing a multi-million dollar pu-erh tea cake, refusing even filtered water, claiming it was the second best water quality in Guangdong. The tea tasted excellent, and hearing about the water quality, I asked the manager for a large bottle. Due to the room repair, they also gave us a complimentary bag of tea. After returning to Guangzhou and brewing a pot, if they hadn't warned me beforehand, I would have thought the tea was a rip-off. The difference was indeed huge. Using their old testing pen, the data discrepancy was astonishing. The distant mountain views are incredible, but there were quite a few mosquitoes. They should spray more insecticide when there aren't many guests. Also, there aren't many amenities. There's a tea house not too far away on the mountainside where you can pass the time. It's not crowded, and when no one's around, it has a wonderful atmosphere. The higher you go, the better the view. Overall, everything was quite good, and for a semi-wooden cabin, the hygiene was also excellent. I'll definitely come back next time, but I really need to remember to bring a few buckets with me."

"1️⃣ The room was spacious enough that my suitcase could be laid out flat and out of the way. 2️⃣ The desk was equipped with an ergonomic chair, multiple fast chargers, and an eye-protective desk lamp, allowing me to hold two video conferences this morning without interruption. 3️⃣ The soundproofing was surprisingly good; I could barely hear the traffic outside the window, and I was able to work on my proposal without interruption until the afternoon."