Linzi Manor

The hotel is far, only need to use a taxi. When I arrived, I was very shocked because it was like a home, not a hotel. There was an auntie who spoke English but didn't speak Chinese. We communicated for a long time and then understood. Auntie opened the upstairs room for me because the first room she opened downstairs had a musty smell. If you want to stay, I recommend coming early in the morning because I arrived in the evening and before I could communicate with Auntie, the sky was dark and it was difficult to go out to eat. Breakfast is Chinese style porridge at Auntie's house in front. Auntie is kind. If there is anything missing, you can ask, but it will be difficult to communicate. The whole house has only one room for rent, like in the picture, but the soap is gone. At night, dogs bark very loudly because there is a dog cage in the back of the house next to the room. Overall, I don't recommend it because traveling is difficult. I recommend taking the train back to sleep in the city.

Friendly hosts who are nice people and location is walkable to the main street