Hangzhou Eight Blessings Inn

First of all, let me talk about the location. It is at the edge of the village and quite quiet. Then let me talk about a few places that I think have problems. Picture 1: There is no curtain for the shower. The water splashes outside too easily, making the floor slippery and very unreasonable. Picture 2: There is no place in the room where you can sit comfortably. It is a bit uncomfortable. Picture 3: The place to hang clothes is really useless. There is no place to put other clothes after hanging two coats. Picture 4: You need to change your shoes before going up to the second floor and entering the room. But it is really unhygienic for you and me to wear this pair of shoes. Finally, let me talk about dinner. It tastes very good, but the quantity is really small. The four of us spent 480, a small plate of beef, preserved egg tofu, bone soup, braised pork and four fermented rice docks, a plate of vegetables, a plate of sausages and snow peas, and that's it. There are about five or six bones, about a dozen thin slices of beef, and a small plate of braised pork. It is delicious but the quantity is too small.

I stayed here with my good friend. When I walked into Bafu in the cold winter, the house was warm and clean everywhere. The simple texture of the logs and the dim warm light made people feel comfortable and at ease. The owner, Sister Liang, was very considerate in reception. She asked us in advance whether we had a lot of luggage, and arranged for an aunt to meet us at the entrance of the ancient village, took us to the room and patiently told us how to place the items in the room. The dumplings in the breakfast were made by the aunt herself. The pumpkin porridge was very warm and delicious. The fermented bean curd was also delicious. There were also buns and fruits. It was very rich. After breakfast, I wanted to go around the village. Sister Liang also told us in detail how to go around and what was fun and delicious in the village. I like ancient villages very much, and I also like the beauty of tradition, so I really think it is worth a walk here. It is a quiet ancient village without too much commercialization. There are many people who love life here doing what they love, conveying beauty and warmth. Bafu B&B is also a truly managed B&B that I have stayed in. Sister Liang has poured her attitude towards life into every corner of the B&B, including books, utensils, tea, flower arrangements, etc. The beauty of living a life with care can be felt in the details.