Linxian Lukou Homestay Cave

I didn’t want to write about it at first, but I still wanted to write about this unpleasant travel experience so that other tourists can avoid conflicts with the shop owner. When checking in, the child thought that the stone mill at the door looked like the one at the Yangjialing Revolutionary Hall, and that he could experience pushing and playing. The male shopkeeper stopped him and said, "This child is causing damage." I went up to take a look and found that this single stone mill base was dangerous. If it was for display, it should be enclosed with railings. The male shopkeeper meant well, but his words sounded uncomfortable. When I was led to another hospital to check in, the male shopkeeper asked me to call his mobile phone for verification. I said just give you my ID card. The male shopkeeper said that this was the hotel's policy. The two got into a quarrel. I handed my ID card to my colleague and muttered something as I turned to go upstairs. The male shopkeeper thought I was being scolded and pushed me, but I didn't fight back. After reviewing the whole process, I feel that it is not worth it to affect my mood because of a trivial matter. I have to go to a regular and trained hotel to stay. There is a lot of knowledge in the service industry, and these small problems will not exist if you change the way you speak. Please bring your own towels

It's a very good B&B, clean and hygienic, with convenient parking. The environment is also very good in the morning. There are some works of the old man on the second floor that you can appreciate. You can walk to Qikou Ancient Town in ten minutes, and eating in the town is also very convenient.

The layout is very exquisite, the boss is very thoughtful, and he runs the homestay with great care. The newly built cave house is well-equipped and clean, and the old cave house has a strong sense of age and a homely feeling. The collection of books is worth reading. There is a second floor for reading and painting for those who bring children. It is spacious and bright. Drinking tea and reading on the second floor, quietly appreciating the ancient town of Qikou opposite, is a comfortable place.

We went there for the courtyard. When we arrived, we took some photos of the snow pears, apples, and peony flowers in the courtyard. The dates were not ripe yet. The B&B showed Courtyard No. 1, where the owner lived, but I booked Courtyard No. 2. The owner said that Courtyard No. 1 only had family rooms, which were more expensive and happened to be vacant, so I immediately paid the difference and moved in. The family room was very spacious and clean. I liked the layout of their bathroom. We walked into the village like **. When we saw corn, we asked the owner's wife to help cook it. When we saw freshly picked tomatoes, we immediately washed and ate them. We were not polite. These were all grown by the owner himself. The boss was nice and didn't care. It was a pity that the boss was building a new cave and didn't help us cook. The boss's mother was even more generous. She gave us a bag of plums when we left.

The boss is very easygoing and the room is very clean. Thumbs up

This is the second room we booked. We are very satisfied.