Wuyuan Huangling Lanyunju Guesthouse

The boss and his family are very hospitable. We didn't have to move our luggage at all. They also picked us up even though we left the scenic spot a little late at night. Our family drove to the middle of the mountain. The boss came to pick us up on a three-wheeled motorcycle. It was very close to the entrance, and there were other discounts on the tickets. Please tell the boss for details~ They also have fresh chickens that can be caught and killed right away. The taste of free-range chickens in the mountains is really different~ The hygiene is also very clean. Basically, it is very good in the B&B. I will consider this store again next time I come~~

It was a pleasant surprise. The room was very clean and the accommodation experience was great! The boss was also very nice. He would help contact the car, move the luggage, and arrange the itinerary in advance. He would respond at any time if I needed anything. I also had the breakfast sent by the boss. The chili sauce was super delicious. I love this village so much. I will stay in this B&B again next time I come!

The B&B is located in Xiaoyi Village near the end of the Huangling Scenic Area Cable Car. It is very convenient to enter and exit the scenic area. The owner is very enthusiastic. He called one day in advance and helped arrange a carpool from the high-speed rail station to the B&B. He also sent us to the entrance of the scenic area (glass bridge, zip line, flower field), and the owner came to pick us up when we came out. The stay was very pleasant. The B&B's own meals were also delicious. The owner caught and cooked the braised fish. We had three meals of dried bamboo shoots and fried bacon in a row. The owner's homemade wine was also delicious.

This is the warmest boss I have ever seen in my travel career. He is very serious and careful. He contacted me in advance and took the initiative to pick us up at the station. He is particularly respectful to the elders and takes good care of the children. My parents, me and the children are very at ease throughout the trip! Living in the mountains can avoid the cable car, saving a lot of time and energy. You can slowly appreciate the misty and looming Huangling. Without queuing and crowding, you can have a relaxing and comfortable time. Of course, you can also save money. The vegetables we eat here at night are fresh and sweet, and the tofu is smooth and white. It tastes like what I ate when I was a child. The boss also gave my father and me the homemade kiwi and bayberry wine, which is spicy and sweet! There are constant small surprises. The breakfast when leaving the store is free. But what touched me most is the kindness and sincerity of the boss. Thank you. God rewards hard work. God will not let down those who are kind, diligent and sincere. I wish your Lanyunju will get better and better (﹡ˆoˆ﹡ ) The following are my beautiful pictures. The rain did not affect my mood at all. Instead, it allowed me to see the beautiful scenery! I am very lucky

The room was clean and tidy, with complete facilities. More importantly, the boss not only had good character and high quality, but also had a strong sense of service for guests. He took the trouble to carry our luggage up and down the stairs, and even sent us to the entrance of the scenic spot. Seeing that we were with two elderly people, he also cooked porridge and other meals for us in the morning for free. Although the roads in Xiaorong, a small mountain village, are narrow and winding, the experience of staying here is really great.

The room is very clean and quiet at night. The boss is very nice and helps arrange parking spaces and pick up and drop off at the B&B by tricycle. You don't need to take the cable car to visit Huangling. You can walk up the stairs for a few minutes and go directly in, which is dozens of yuan cheaper. You can eat at the B&B, and the taste is good, especially the clay pot chicken soup, which is very fresh and delicious. I highly recommend it. The breakfast noodles are added with vegetables and eggs. Thank you, boss.