Xijiang Longtangshan house

The room was clean and tidy, with a sophisticated decor that combined local characteristics with a touch of design. The hotel's ambiance was fantastic, with stunning views from every window, and excellent soundproofing; once you closed the windows and doors, the chirping of insects was completely eliminated. It's a natural oxygen bar, with beautiful scenery and moderate temperatures, making it a perfect summer escape! The chef's cooking was excellent, better than many in the city, which was a pleasant surprise! The housekeeper was also very attentive!

The hotel was booked due to a temporary change of itinerary. Although the holiday room rate was slightly higher, the beautiful scenery made up for everything😊 The quiet rural scenery, rain and fog, the sound of frogs, and the excellent air quality are very suitable for daydreaming and relaxing. I will stay there again if I have the chance. There is no TV in the room, and all kinds of drinks and snacks are free. The housekeeper carefully prepares all kinds of small things that need to be used. There are also midnight snacks delivered in the evening. The service of the hotel guys is particularly good, and they respond quickly and help with luggage.

During the Qingming Festival, I took my parents out for a trip and checked in at the Longtang Mountain House, which I had been interested in for a long time. The hotel is hidden in the mountains. Going up the rugged mountain road, passing by the traditional Chinese village Longtang Village, and then going up the mountain for a while, you can see a group of hotels built on the top of a mountain, which is very "secluded". Because it keeps a certain distance from the ancient village and is outside the style coordination area, the style of the hotel and the traditional village are not affected by each other. The hotel lobby and restaurant are also the best areas for bird's-eye view of the Miao village and terraced fields. The hotel itself is also a poverty alleviation project, and staying here is also very meaningful. The exterior design of the hotel echoes the architectural form of the stilt house. The roof is completely made of tile roofs and traditional masonry methods. The interior uses height differences to form two functional spaces, bedrooms and living rooms, forming a contrast between virtual and real. Each house has a natural landscape facing it, and they do not interfere with each other. The hotel's service is also thoughtful, with rich breakfasts and supper arrangements. I especially like the activities of visiting the Longtang Ancient Village and doing batik in the intangible cultural heritage experience hall transformed from a pigpen. I am very happy. The only drawback is that you have to walk up and down a flight of stone stairs to reach the hotel rooms, which is a good experience for young and middle-aged people, but is definitely not friendly enough for the elderly.

This hotel is a place where people can really calm down, completely different from the hustle and bustle of Guizhou. Here you can enjoy unbeatable scenery and high-quality services. The entire hotel design and room area are very 👍, and it can be seen that it is a high-end route. What surprised me most was that the food, whether it was stir-fried dishes or hot pot, was the best I had eaten in the past few days. Especially thanks to 17-year-old classmate Wenwen, who enthusiastically introduced the Miao Village to us and helped us with our luggage🧳 The only point to be improved: the toilet has a smell, which is not particularly pleasant.