Lanshe weiyuan purple pottery art inn

The inn is very quiet, the rooms are spacious and clean, and it has a Republican style. It is very pleasant to bask in the sun and drink tea in the courtyard. From the Blue House in Dali to the Weiyuan in Jianshui, the details of the inn did not disappoint.

The hardware of the inn is pretty good among B&Bs. The bathroom is big and there is a small courtyard, but the room is a bit small, and there is no window to open when the balcony door is closed. The hygiene, environment and service are all OK.

Very good! The overall style is in the Republic of China, suitable for taking photos, the room is large, the bed is big enough, although it is on the roadside, it is very quiet at night, the boss is also friendly, smiling, and responsive. Children can experience making purple pottery for free. It is the most comfortable hotel to stay in during this trip to Yunnan.

The room is large, the bedding is comfortable, the environment is beautiful, the decoration is very Jianshui style, the wash basins are all made of purple pottery, the room is spacious and bright, the WiFi signal in the room was poor at first, after I raised it, the store quickly installed one, great 👍

Facilities: Complete facilities, comfortable bedding, and the whole room is very spacious. Hygiene: Clean and hygienic, and the room will be cleaned even if you stay for two nights Environment: The B&B is located in a newly built villa area, very quiet, and the water is not big. It is not too far to drive anywhere. The key is that you can have a good rest, which is great. Service: It was a bit cold on the first night. The boss gave us an electricity card the next day to help us turn on the air conditioner in advance. It was very warm and comfortable when we came back. The B&B itself is also very beautiful and worth recommending

Very new and tasteful hotel. The design is in the style of the Republic of China, with exquisite details. The hotel photos are the same as the website. The room is very large, with a desk and a dressing table, two reclining chairs and a round stool. The owner, Xiao Yang, is very friendly and took the initiative to send us to the scenic spots twice. When we were leaving, we couldn't get a 7-seater car at the train station, so Xiao Yang sent us there. The only small drawback is that it is a little off the beaten track, in a newly built high-end courtyard community. However, Jianshui is not big, and it is about 2 kilometers to the ancient city. The public spaces on the first and second floors are also very exquisite. There is a koi pond on the second floor.