Sanya Qingyi Meisu (Yalongwan Forest Park Branch)

It was hard to book a room during the Spring Festival or something. There were so few standard rooms in the town. When I was booking, I searched for rooms larger than 30 square meters and found this one and the one next to it halfway up the mountain (and I felt that the area of ​​the house was falsely stated and it wasn't the maximum of 30 square meters25). The comments on that one said there were a lot of noisy chickens next to it, so I booked this one. The result was the same: I started hearing crowing at 5 o'clock. . There are a lot of chicken farmers in this town, and the windows of the standard room are heavily obscured, so no sunlight can get in. Fortunately, the lights are still quite bright, otherwise it would be too depressing. When it was time for dinner, there were people stir-frying next to the table. I wonder if the window opposite was the kitchen... Picture 1 is next to the bed. I still give it a 4 for cleanliness because at least the bedding looks clean. It would be nice if the walls could be repainted. The bathroom sewer odor problem is also very serious. In the early morning, you can hear the sound of water flowing when taking a shower in other rooms. I don’t know if this room has a main pipe passing through it or something. The standard room is on the first floor, so all the guests have to pass by the door of this room to get to the stairs. Although the front desk posted a sign saying "Please do not make noise", there were many people who did not understand Chinese. We stayed in this village with plans to visit the Forest Park and Betel Nut Valley, but neither of them was fun, and was far inferior to the first day's itinerary of Wuzhizhou Island. I suggest that you don't stay in the town, as both seem to be equally good. I came to the city today and booked a 2-bedroom, 1-living-room apartment which was very comfortable. There are also many places to eat near Dadonghai, while the food in town is quite bad.

The environment is good, the beds are clean and tidy, the transportation is convenient, there is a food street next to it, and you can walk to the attractions in five minutes