Hidden in mountains and valleys Guesthouse

The environment is comfortable and the boss is warm and sincere. He took us to visit the tea factory and introduced the relevant knowledge of Dahongpao and the production process of rock tea. Recommended stay~~~

The weather was very cold, but the air conditioner in the room was warm enough, the water was hot enough, the room was elegant and it was very comfortable. The surrounding scenery is also beautiful.

Great little hotel in the middle of tea plantations! The hotel is owned by the family that runs these plantations. There is a crystal clear river nearby!

As good as always, highly recommended. The photos were all taken within three kilometers around the manor.

A secluded homestay like a paradise ~ away from the hustle and bustle, I personally like it very much. I can hear the rooster crowing when I wake up early. There is a large area for outdoor activities and beautiful scenery. The stream is gurgling, and the children like it very much. It is very comfortable for adults to drink tea and chat in the tea room, and the fragrance of tea is everywhere🥰

Actually, I just wanted to find a tea mountain in Fujian to take a look. As a result, I saw a video posted by someone who had stayed there on **. I checked on Ctrip and found that the past reviews were extremely high. I wanted to stay there and try it. Unexpectedly, the past reviews were not false. It was really cost-effective and a rare experience. The only small flaw that can be picked out is that the location is a bit remote. It is located in the valley, two kilometers away from the nearest village, and you have to drive to go out for dinner. The rest are all surprises. The whole homestay was designed by a Hong Kong designer, showing low-key luxury; and the house, which is more than ten years old, is very well maintained and does not look old. The room configuration is very complete, and there is no shortage of what the hotel has. There is also a small detail, his disposable slippers, which are new, but they don’t look like disposable items at all, but more like home use. We asked, and the boss said that they specially customized this kind of slippers, which cost a few dollars more, but are more comfortable. The scenery around the homestay is first-class. When you go out, you will see tea mountains and streams. The mountains are surrounded by clouds and mist, like a fairyland. There is a great tea room in the homestay. You can make tea and write by yourself, or ask the boss to make various homemade teas for you to taste, tell you all kinds of tea knowledge, and visit the tea factory. Friends who like pastoral idylls but don't want to give up the comfort of accommodation will definitely love it. The boss and his wife are both aboriginals. They returned to their hometown after graduating from college. Now three generations of their family live here. The family is kind, wise, and comfortable to get along with. Many guests are their old friends. The level of his rock tea making should be relatively high, and he has won many awards. I don't know much about tea. I usually drink it randomly, but after staying here for two nights, I feel that after drinking his tea, the fragrance lingers on my lips and teeth, and the sweet taste remains for a long time. I will definitely come to this place again in the future.