Wanran Courtyard Hotel

This is the first B&B I stayed in during my trip to Quanzhou. I’ll start by criticizing it and then praise it. I’ll mention the advantages last so that others will remember the advantages more. This can also be considered as my kindness to the business. The B&B is located in the Wudianshi scenic area and close to the road, so it is very convenient to find. However, the first discomfort is found as soon as you enter the door: it is an antique courtyard building. Entering the main entrance hall, there is a separate shop on each side. In fact, some B&Bs sell and consign some goods in the public area, but they are basically open environments and will not be partitioned by glass. This is very abrupt. Moreover, it is not a good feeling for tourists to be scrutinized by the store owners and customers when they enter and exit. Then it was check-in. As some reviews say, the boss was talkative and enthusiastic, but I didn't feel that. He just asked me where I was from, and then said that a supplier from a big factory in my city often stayed in his homestay. I didn't quite understand the meaning of this monologue. Of course, this is not a minus or plus point. It's enough to do a good job of basic service. The room is very small. This is actually indicated on the platform. It's just that the space design and utilization are not ideal. It's hard to find a place to open the suitcase. I have also stayed in hotels with an area of ​​13 or 15 square meters. The layout is obviously much more reasonable. The overall hygiene is satisfactory, but the dirty laundry basket is placed next to the toilet, which is a bit... After all, they don't use disposable bath towels, so the bath towels used by guests are placed in the laundry basket, which is next to the toilet... The shower room states that you need to wait 15 minutes between showers. This is not common in B&Bs nowadays. After all, most B&Bs do a good job in hot water supply. But I can understand it. However, the water started to get cold after less than 8 minutes of my shower. I guess it would be completely cold in about 10 minutes. This is exaggerated. As a man, I can only say that it is barely enough. For female travelers, I guess... Another big problem with antique B&Bs is that the ceilings are very high, which affects the cooling and heating effects. I am a man and I can tolerate the cold in winter, but I don’t know how about women. Or if I stay in the summer, can I still tolerate it… Since I stayed in the off-season, I seemed to be the only one staying in the B&B that night, so the poor soundproofing did not affect me. It will be a problem in the peak season. I suggest that you provide earplugs like many hotels do. Finally, we come to the advantages. The biggest advantage is definitely its antique style. It is quite stylish. In addition, it is located in the Wudianshi Scenic Area, which is very convenient for visiting the scenic area. However, the Wudianshi Scenic Area is similar to the scenic spots such as Jinli in Chengdu and Nanchang Street in Wuxi. It is located in the urban area and includes catering, retail and other business formats. So whether you must live in the scenic area is a matter of personal opinion.

A taxi from Jinjiang Airport costs 12 yuan to the door. The host is very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. There is good tea and stories. Stay in a scenic spot and enjoy the night view at night. Get up early to avoid tour groups and enjoy the exclusive experience. Behind the B&B is the most beautiful Starbucks. It is very unique to know the Silk Road of coffee. If you want to experience the feeling of an old house, it’s worth coming! It is also convenient to go to Cao'an. Bus No. 3 is more convenient. It is more convenient to take a taxi for about more than 20 yuan.

Surprises gained from wandering around without a plan. I just wanted a cold drink, but ended up with good tea. What was originally just a short stay has turned into a residence that I don't want to leave. Chatting over a cup of tea with the boss makes traveling more enjoyable. After wandering around for a day, I went back to the room and lay down and couldn't let go of the beautiful scenery in the garden. I got up, put on my clothes again and sat on the porch, listening to the sound of rain at night. I thought it was a beautiful thing to fall asleep with the sound of rain like this. Although I have just left, I am already looking forward to coming back next time

This is like living in a museum. There is an old TV as soon as you enter the door. Many people check in and take photos here. Next to it is the owner's tea room, which also has a lot of old items. The homestay is a renovation of an ancient house from the Qing Dynasty. It is probably a wealthy family with a large hall. The room is very warm, and the bedding, water cups, and tea sets are all very good. The owner is very good at telling stories. It is recommended to come to the owner for tea and listen to stories. Quanzhou Nan Shaolin, Kaiyuan Temple, Anping Bridge, Luojia Temple, and Linluan Ferry are not far from the homestay.

I like this kind of B&B. The owner recommended a lot of local delicacies. The Waitou beef near the B&B is really delicious. Recommended! When I was tired of shopping, the owner politely invited me to have tea in the teahouse of the B&B. The teahouse is a very old shop. The parking lot is very convenient and the transportation is convenient. The B&B is clean and tidy, the design is very artistic, and the space layout is very good.

The homestay is located in the Wudianshi scenic area. It is a very distinctive ancient house in southern Fujian. The architectural style of the ancient house is full of strong historical charm. I like it very much. The room is comfortable, clean and quiet. There is a treasure tea room in the ancient house. The owner has collected many old objects and old teas, as well as many oolong tea varieties that have never been heard of. The most memorable thing is the owner. He is very good at telling stories and understands the local culture and customs very well, which makes people have a deeper understanding of this land. It is worth living here. I will often recommend friends to stay here.