Changle Inn

It is directly on Dongguan Street. It is a converted old salt warehouse. Enter from the lobby of Jienan Bookstore. There is a different world inside. From Jienan Bookstore area to Changle Inn area, you can walk on the ground or on the second floor. There are many small door passages everywhere. Have you seen a passage that you have to enter through a stone cave? It's so fun. You can explore the hotel when you have time. The room is very clean. However, it is a converted old house. There is no elevator. You need to carry your luggage if you live on the second floor. Have you seen an accommodation so close to the scenic spot? It takes about 45 seconds to walk from the inn to Geyuan. Hahahaha

Unexpected beauty! I thought I was staying in a cookie-cutter inn, but who would have thought it was a group of cultural relics buildings, which were rebuilt from the former residence of General Li Changle, Huashi Garden, Jienan Book House Yipu and other houses. In addition to tourists who buy tickets to visit, the inn also uses cards to enter the park, so there are not many people, it is very quiet and safe. There is a scene in the garden, so beautiful that people can't walk out, as if they have traveled through time and space. There is a garden opposite, which is very close. Here is a warm reminder for everyone to check in at Jienan Book House, don't go straight to the big archway of Changle Inn. Speaking of eating, there is a buffet in the Western restaurant of the inn for breakfast, and there is also a hall by the pond where you can drink morning tea, or you can choose to go out and eat while walking. For dinner, we walked out of Dongguan Street, crossed Caiyi Street, and came to the old Yiyuan in Siwangting under the recommendation of the lobby manager. The taste is great, but there are really too many people. Friends who don’t want to miss it are better to arrive at 5 o'clock, otherwise you will have to wait for almost an hour before 6 o'clock in the off-season.

The service is very good. They communicated by phone the day before and informed me of the parking space and shuttle bus number. They were very responsible. I stayed in Building 3, which is relatively quiet. The room facilities are OK, the hotel garden is very nice, there are few people, and it is worth visiting. The price-performance ratio is good.

The hotel is a garden-style hotel, with Dongguan Street just outside the door, a very lively and distinctive food pedestrian street. Staying in the inn is like being in a big mansion, with private gardens connected by corridors and bridges, pavilions, winding paths leading to secluded places, and Zen rooms surrounded by flowers and trees. It is so beautiful.

I went to Yangzhou during the holiday and experienced Changle Inn, a homestay hotel in Yangzhou! After booking a room online, I received a call from the hotel front desk telling me that the hotel is located in the quaint alley of Dongguan Street, and the road is a cobblestone road. They were afraid that it would affect our hard work of dragging the suitcases, so they reminded us that we have a shuttle service! The hotel is very friendly to customers. The little girl at the front desk gave us a small gift. There were also fruits prepared in advance in the room, which was very warm! The hotel is picturesque and has winding paths. It is very suitable for vacation. The hotel's special morning tea is also delicious. There are also small programs representing the local cultural characteristics of Yangzhou in the hall! It is really an inn with cultural taste! It's just that the hotel's parking lot is a bit far from the hotel, but fortunately there is a shuttle service! In short, it's worth experiencing!

I like this inn very much. It used to be the residence of General Changle. It is antique. It is located on Dongguan Street and you can visit it anytime. The Ge Garden is opposite the hotel lobby. Except for the careless guests who pass by in the morning and talk loudly without sound insulation, each room is still very quiet. The room is very clean. The waiter cleans the room every day and delivers anything that is needed very quickly. The morning tea and peony garden are located in the inn, so it is very convenient to queue up for an appointment to have tea and listen to a little music. The downside is that the wifi in the room is too bad. It is very tiring to pull the luggage on the winding gravel road. Excluding these, it is still a highly recommended inn.