Guming's Nest Mid-Levels Hotel

The hotel is located in a remote area, lonely and has almost no supporting facilities. As soon as I arrived at the hotel, I felt something strange. It was very windy on the mountain and there were very few staff. The lights were not on in the public areas, and the tea sets in the room were not cleaned properly. I washed them many times by myself. A local friend came to visit me and took me to change my accommodation. I discussed with the landlady to refund one night. The landlady agreed verbally, but the system operation refused to process it. I paid for 2 nights but didn't stay a single night. The overall feeling was that it was like a shady place and not suitable for a girl to live in.

The hotel is halfway up the mountain with great views. There is also a large tea room where you can taste Pu'er tea on the shelf. I was not happy with my dinner so I went down the mountain and ordered some home-cooked farm dishes at the hotel. They were all vegetables grown at home and the price was quite affordable! Avoid popular tourist attractions and experience the quiet mountain life. This is a good choice!

Facilities: The room is big enough and the bedding is comfortable. Hygiene: Hygiene is very good. Since it is in the village, more attention is paid to insect prevention. Very reassuring. Environment: The environment is excellent. If I had more time, I would like to stay a few more days. Service: The boss was very welcoming and I enjoyed drinking Pu'er tea.

What a pleasant surprise, this hotel is surrounded by tea mountains. I was already exhausted after driving here from Dali, but I became excited as soon as I saw the scenery and atmosphere at the hotel. The enthusiastic Sister Chen took us to a fellow villager’s home for dinner and had a great time chatting with the big brother of the Bulang ethnic group. He invited us to drink the corn wine he brewed himself. The children are also very happy. The next morning, Sister Chen prepared delicious rice noodles for me. After dinner, he took my two babies to the tea fields to experience tea picking. The itinerary is too full otherwise you must stay here for a few days. This is the ceiling production area of ​​Pu'er. It is satisfying enough to wake up every day, drink the best Pu'er and stare at the mountain view. Will definitely come again. Then I'll drink with the big brother of the Bulang tribe and brag with Sister Chen~

環境一流！180度大山+落日美景美不勝收！酒店深入茶山公弄村中，民風淳樸，老茶樹林立，房東小夥熱情款待，弟媳煮的飯菜美味可口，價格親民！

風鏡絕美，老闆很熱情，很舒服的一次體驗