Benxi Yulongwan Resort

It's OK for Benxi B&Bs in all aspects! There is hot water for bathing! It's quiet! There is air conditioning! It's convenient to park in the yard, and you can take your children to play in the water in the river opposite! It's convenient to eat and there is a restaurant

Very regular. I stayed in a farmhouse in Yanghugou before, and the conditions were really difficult. This time I chose Laobiangou specifically because of the Yulongwan Resort. The conditions are not comparable to those of hotels in the city, but in the mountains, this condition is enough. Details of hygiene need to be improved. The restaurant is also good, the price is reasonable, and the taste is good. Recommended.

The room rate of more than 200 yuan during the maple leaf season was worse than that of a farmhouse that cost tens of yuan. Although it was called a hotel, the bed was made of wooden planks and plugged into a "kang" (common bed) similar to an electric blanket. The toilet was a squat toilet, the TV was just for show and you couldn't watch it (the video and audio plugs were not connected), and there was nothing in the room before you went to bed. Breakfast was said to be included if you ordered it online, but included if you ordered it on site. It cost 10 yuan per person, very thin millet porridge, cold white steamed buns, an egg, and the accompanying side dishes were hard to swallow. It was really the worst "hotel" I have ever stayed in.

We didn't live in a hotel, but a mold culture laboratory that was designed to kill people and make money. The mold smell choked our throats. It didn't help to open the doors and windows for ventilation for a long time. Under strong request, we changed to another room, but it still had a strong mold smell. We checked and found that there were mold spots on the quilt. It didn't get better after an hour of ventilation. The bedding and pillow cores were full of pungent mold smells, which made the whole family cough all the time, seriously harming their health. As for the toilet blockage and other issues, they were relatively not a problem. If it wasn't too late and dark, we would have wanted to drive home overnight and not stay there. The family of three was choking in the house and could only sit on the sofa in the hotel lobby wearing down jackets. At around nine o'clock, they were so sleepy that they had no choice but to go back to the room to breathe. The hotel service staff said that we are in a rural mountainous area with poor conditions and high humidity in the bungalows. It is normal to have a moldy smell. The bungalows in areas B and C are basically like this. They all understand that mold harms the body, but they have no intention of improving it. To put it bluntly, it is both a money-making and life-threatening situation. I also carefully studied the source of the musty smell. It was all on the bedding and pillow core. The room itself was not very humid. The wall skirtings and even the inside of the wooden wardrobe and the bathroom were all very dry. It was obvious that no one lived there for a long time during the off-season. The room was not ventilated, and the bedding was not properly kept. It became moldy after being damp. The moldy smell became stronger and stronger after being not treated. Moreover, it was not just the bedding in individual rooms that was moldy, but the entire bungalow area B and C. I strongly request the platform to give an explanation. The room was full of moldy smell. The price was more than 500 yuan during the peak tourist season. After staying for one night, the respiratory tract was severely uncomfortable. The family of three coughed from time to time. After a few days, the feeling of choking was still not over. It’s okay to make money, but it’s really unbearable to kill people.

The accommodation conditions near the Laobiangou Scenic Area are relatively poor. This is the largest homestay. The front desk receptionist was very enthusiastic and patiently took us to see the room. The rooms in the main building were fully booked, so we could only book a room in Area C. The rooms in Area C are bungalows, so they are very damp and the facilities are relatively old. The bathroom is not big and has a strong odor. The electric water heater has a small capacity, and there is not enough hot water for two people to take a bath in autumn and winter. The homestay restaurant provides breakfast, lunch and dinner. I ordered a few dishes in the evening. The braised carp and steamed cakes were delicious. But the broccoli was not fresh, and the soup of the pimple soup was less. The soup was absorbed by the pimples after a while.

I am most grateful to the service sisters who took an 87-year-old man out. They took very good care of us. Thank you. The hotel room is comfortable and the parking lot is spacious. The restaurant food is delicious, the chef is good, and the waiter is enthusiastic. A satisfactory accommodation experience.