Hotels in Huize

"Health is OK, the bed is comfortable, the room is big. The location is good, it should belong to the center of the county, next to the ancient city. But the facilities should be checked, the sewer is blocked, the shower water is overflowing from the bathroom to the room, and the bath water is hot and cold, and the toilet light is also bad."

"The environment is comfortable and elegant, and the unique Tibetan decoration style on the first floor likes it very much. The boss made coffee for us enthusiastically and it was delicious. The room is very clean, the facilities are complete and easy to use, the stay experience is great, the viewing clarity is also high, I will go live next time."

"It's particularly nice. It's an old house with a small yard. The owner and his family are warm and welcoming. The residents are chatty and feel like home. Because I was staying for a few days, I was upgraded to a room. The room was very big, the living room was very useful, I slept comfortably, and the bath water was very good. The yard was really nice. I would watch the rain hitting the leaves on rainy days. The breakfast is unique and delicious, and the thin bean noodles from the non-heritage family next door are really unforgettable. We came by passenger train and didn't know where to park. It was raining heavily and it was closed for maintenance at that time. The ancient town is not very commercialized, and many of the elders have ancient charms. I even met the old lady with bound feet. The market prices are not expensive and have Yunnan characteristics. The art of spot copper is amazing. If you have an eye for money, you will probably get rich. The newly launched salt water pomegranate It's so sweet. The fried potatoes in Tongjiang Street are super delicious. It's only 5 yuan and can be worth three portions. It's amazing. Along the way, the ancient city of Huize gave me many surprises, like a leisurely little Dali!"

"The room is large and clean, but the decoration is a bit too old, suitable for 60+ people, because I brought the dog to choose this inn with a garden. Living on the sixth floor, you have to take the world's slowest elevator. It is estimated that it takes five minutes from the first floor to the sixth floor. It can be seen that the store wants to do a good job of service, and also wants to cover the full chain of service, but the store family is basically not very enthusiastic to the guests, and there is no smile at the meeting. A little unexpected is that Terunsu was sent before going to bed. I can feel that they want to express the idea of wishing the guests a good dream. The small garden of the inn is very nice and the dog likes it very much."

"Very good, you can drink tea on the first floor. . . The boss locals are also enthusiastic."

"We booked three twin rooms in a row. The room was large, there was a couch by the window, and there were many countertops for placing items. The bathroom is also large and the sink is convenient to use outside the toilet alone. Especially praise the bathroom water is large and even. The third floor facing the street does not feel noisy, the hotel has free parking. There are not many varieties of breakfast, it is better to be rich. The highway is not far from a few minutes away, there are a lot of food around, the Shengyan Barbecue Food City opposite the hotel tastes good and the price is not expensive. The next day, I ate more than 700 meters away from the rural small restaurant and it tasted very good. 7 people ate 170 yuan and it was worth staying again."

"The room is large and clean. The hotel's panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offer a panoramic view of the street. The surrounding environment is good and convenient for eating and drinking. There is free parking. The front desk service attitude is also very good. It is very close to Huize Ancient Town and Huize Park."

"The hotel room is very large, the space is good, the static service is very warm, the facilities are well-equipped, and the air conditioning effect is very good. The hot water bath in the room is very convenient. Traveling around is also very convenient."

"Electric blankets and blankets are provided in the room. It is not cold at all. The room is clean and tidy and cost-effective. The boss is hospitable and the service is very attentive."

"We booked our trip to Dahai Grassland here, and here's my objective review: 1. Firstly, Huize is a county town, so expectations can't be too high. 2. However, this place costs over 600 yuan per night, which is considered expensive compared to other hotels and guesthouses in the county. (I'm not referring to the absolute price, but the value for money.) 3. We've stayed in hotels costing several thousand yuan per night before, but considering this price range in the area, here's my assessment: Environment: The guesthouse is like a small courtyard house, with a Jiangnan water town style design that shows considerable attention to detail. The room has two 1.5-meter double beds, suitable for families. The location is in the ancient town, which is also considered part of the county center. Service: The service was a bit strange. 1. They first told me that parking fees were my responsibility. I've driven all over the country, and this is the first time I've encountered this situation where guests have to pay for their own parking at hotels or guesthouses. Even some guesthouses without parking usually tell guests that parking is free or that they pay in advance and then collect the difference. When they told me this, I didn't question it and readily agreed that I could pay, mainly because of local differences. 2. Next, we arrived at the hotel. There were four of us in the room, and only two blankets. Given the high altitude of Huize, it was very cold at night. Even with the air conditioning on, it was impossible for four people to share two blankets. So I asked for an extra blanket, and the receptionist told me that there was a charge for it??? This was the first time I'd encountered this in my six-month road trip! I immediately said I'd never heard of such a thing! The receptionist then called the owner, and they added an extra blanket for free. 3. Next was breakfast. The room said breakfast was included, but upon arrival, we learned it wasn't prepared in the guesthouse; we had to walk to a rice noodle shop in the old town. The room included two breakfasts, but I redeemed a third using points when booking (my child is under three years old, and experience tells me that guesthouses usually offer free breakfast for such a young child, so I didn't use points to redeem an extra breakfast for him). In the morning, the receptionist said, ”But you only have three breakfasts.” The implication was... only three. I was shocked and said I'd never heard of charging for breakfast for children under seven. Then the receptionist said, ”Then I'll give you one more.” Instead of saying you'd give a free portion to the child, why did you say you'd wait for my response before offering a portion? The breakfast area is a bit far, and while the rice noodles were decent, the hotel's voucher was for a small portion (which is only 9 yuan), which wasn't enough. We were starving by noon. Regarding these issues, the hotel ultimately resolved them for free, but their service attitude was really poor. Anyone with a modicum of empathy wouldn't have asked for extra blankets, extra parking fees, or breakfast for children... It was a very unpleasant experience. I booked this because your price was the most expensive in Huize, hoping for a better stay. Facilities: The facilities were okay, and the water was hot. However, it's a loft, and the air conditioner was a wall-mounted unit, which felt small; only the second floor was warm, and the first floor was cold. Cleanliness: The dehumidifier in the room hadn't been emptied, and it leaked all over the floor... The toilet smelled terrible, with sewer backflow—it was absolutely disgusting. I couldn't tolerate that."