"I took my kids there.
Although it's a farm stay, it's close to the airport. The rural area is vast and sparsely populated. The back door opens onto a vast snowfield, complete with a raised platform and a slide. It was a blast.
All village-run farm stays have the same name, but they're all in the same village, but belong to different farmers. Ask which one you're looking for before you arrive.
I booked a large kang bed for five. A large plaque reading ”Home of a Hero” was right at the entrance. It felt completely safe.
We ate and drank all our meals here, and the owner cooks his own meals. I thought they were good and reasonably priced.
During the ***** New Year holiday, the owner's wife told me that the village secretary had specifically requested a fruit plate, peanuts, melon seeds, candy, and frozen pears and persimmons. Thank you so much.
The cleanliness was good, but there were some flaws. After all, it's not a star-rated hotel.
The bathroom was flooded, but the slippers were cloth shoes. If you didn't dry the floor after taking a shower, it would get wet.
It had a large kang, but it wasn't fire-burning. The electric heating mats were poor quality and broke easily. Fortunately, the wall-mounted radiators worked well, keeping the room warm.
Because of the mats, the three of us shared the large kang (kang bed) in two rooms, and the kids had a blast.
During my stay, the owner and his wife were very welcoming and proactively addressed any requests.
But there were so many things to do, I might not remember some of them.
After two nights, I realized that the heated beds required sheets.
For a farm stay run by the village, it's great to see how well it's done. The hardware, service, and hygiene all need improvement."