Ma an Shan Ju Homestay

Refreshing and clean, cost-effective and close to the snack street. There is no elevator, but the little girl at the front desk will help carry the suitcase upstairs.

The location of the B&B is great, right in Daughter City, with a lot of food nearby. The room is clean, but the sound insulation is not very good, and there is no elevator. However, the lady at the front desk is very enthusiastic and helps to carry the luggage to the second floor.

It is the cleanest hotel I have ever stayed in. There is no dust in the facilities in the room. The layout of the room is also reasonable. Parking on the lawn at the door is convenient. You can eat the late-night snacks from Daughter City when you go downstairs at night. It is a very good stay experience.

It is located in Daughter City, not very close to the main street, so the environment is quiet. The car is parked in the Daughter City parking lot in front of the B&B. The parking fee is 20 yuan at your own expense. The room hygiene is okay, the facilities are complete, and the air-conditioning effect is good. There is no elevator in the B&B, and the sound insulation effect is not very good. Breakfast is not provided. Breakfast can be found in the food street next to it. It only fills the stomach and tastes so-so.

In the scenic area, it is relatively quiet and not too noisy. There is a balcony and the room is very clean. There is no elevator on the third floor of the hotel.

There are three floors in total and there is no elevator.

I passed by Enshi and spent a few hours in Dixin Valley. I read on the Internet that Daughter City is a place with strong Tujia characteristics, so I chose to stay here at night. After arriving, I really felt that this was the most shocking attraction along the way. Everywhere is filled with deafening music and flashing neon lights, and there are large gatherings in country clubs. Fortunately, Ma'an B&B is located relatively outside and is not very noisy. It is not recommended to stay in the tatami room I stayed in. It has no terrace, small windows and average ventilation. Just because there were no other rooms when I chose. When I checked out, I passed by the room with the terrace, which looked much more comfortable. The toilet is one step higher than the room, and the faucet on the sink is too close to the mirror to make it difficult to boil water. The air conditioner blows directly to the head, and the wind direction cannot be adjusted several times, which makes people very uncomfortable. The projection in the room was extremely noisy, and the network was not good. After watching a movie for a while, it would freeze. The price is not low either. It is the most cost-effective room on the way back from Shanghai. But we can’t blame the hotel for this. After all, the market here is like this. There are many places to eat next to the hotel. I chose Tujia Courtyard and Guanzhang Hezha, both of which were pretty good. The food was very filling for less than 100 yuan per person.

The location is good, I think there is a parking lot not far behind his house, which is convenient for self-driving. The reservation was more than 400 yuan, and the price was reduced due to the outbreak of the epidemic. I didn't bother to cancel and rebook. The hotel was quite good. It was not convenient without breakfast, but there was a street in the daughter city next to it, and dinner was very convenient.

Stayed in 19 years, not long after the new opening, and booked again this year. Unfortunately, it’s not easy to book during the peak season. I booked a giant screen and a suite for one day. Although it is next to the girl’s village, it’s actually quiet in the middle of the street. 2~3 minutes, there is no elevator, but the younger brother will help you carry your luggage. The young lady in the lobby has a very good attitude. There was breakfast 2 years ago and now it has become a cafe. Anyway, my daughter has some food in the village. The next day, the giant screen turns The suite, the bathroom in the suite is too small, I almost touched the door with 175 feet, under construction