Hotels in Yuanyang with Swimming Pools

EXCEPTIONAL. I’ve been solo traveling for 6 weeks now and this is the best hotel I’ve stayed at in any city or town. Truly stunning location, very very well designed hotel, and lovely underfloor heating. Best breakfast I’ve had outside of luxury hotels, great hiking nearby. Really loved my stay - kind of regret I didn’t stay any longer. Very little food around Yuanyang rice paddies, but the hotel has a good restaurant on site.

It is the best hotel in Yuanyang Terraces. The quality is guaranteed. The decoration style and bedding are very good. The complimentary breakfast is also a highlight. Every ingredient is carefully selected. The good night hot milk is also very considerate. The one at the entrance of the hotel The terraces are also beautiful.

It is the perfect combination to experience the original natural beauty and feel comfortable and high-quality accommodation. The hotel and the surrounding simple style are organically integrated, and the design of the restaurant is impressive. It was rainy and foggy on the day we checked in, and the visibility was very low. Suddenly the clouds opened and the fog dispersed, and the beautiful scenery was stunning, but after a while it was surrounded by clouds and fog again. It is recommended to pay attention to the weather in the scenic spot before traveling.

The location is excellent. In the Duoyishu Scenic Area of ​​the three major terraced fields, it is lined up with a number of hotels facing the terraces. There are about 4 or 5 hotels. The innermost one is from the highway. You need to contact the boss in advance to park. Go to the hotel parking lot, and then let the store help you carry your luggage and hike up the steps and path to the hotel. The side of the hotel facing the terraces can be viewed from the floor-to-ceiling windows in the room. The side facing away from the terraces is the houses and fields in the village, but you can also go to the front of the hotel to enjoy the scenery. There are also flowers and plants designed by the hotel. Everywhere has a sense of design. This hotel has a sense of design. The characteristics of the B&B are that the owner has a designer at home, and it can be seen that he has put great care into it. Whether it is the public area or the room, there are small scenes everywhere, and the photos are very photogenic. Huangcaoling Village, where this place is located, is relatively small. You need to drive to visit the surrounding rice terraces and Hani Village. From here, it is closest to Azhe Kehani Village and far away from the Bada Rice Terraces and the tourist center of the scenic spot. You can just stop by and visit depending on which direction you are coming in. Breakfast includes Chinese red rice noodles + eggs + fruits, Western toast + fried eggs + fruits + milk/red rice porridge. The quality is good. When I was walking around, I saw the boss himself carrying a bamboo basket of toast and waiting for people to go up the mountain from the parking lot. From the hotel, it takes 5 or 60 kilometers to transport materials here before getting onto the national highway or highway. To get to the hotel, you have to climb a mountain road. Friends who want to stay in various terraced fields should bring some snacks. The B&B has a kitchen where you can order meals, and you can also walk to several restaurants along the road. Prices are higher than those at the foot of the mountain. Logistics are also normal, so you can ask the boss to recommend them. If you stay there, if you are afraid of the cold at night in October, you will need to turn on the electric mattress. It is still very comfortable. The other owners have been in business for many years and can be consulted on anything and provide suggestions that suit the purpose of the trip. The day we checked in was the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the boss arranged boiled chestnuts, moon cakes, etc. for the guests. All in all, it was a B&B with a great view, a sense of design, and a relaxing feel, suitable for a short stay and vacation.

It was a very nice stay at the hotel. The room was clean and had a nice view. The restaurant served delicious food. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel is close to the scenicspot and Xinjie. I recommend the hotel to others.

The hotel service is very considerate. They informed you of the route in advance and sent you the parking location. It was very convenient to navigate. Since the hotel is not on the roadside, you have to walk a short distance. You don’t have to worry about the suitcases you are carrying. There will be a waiter waiting in the parking lot to pick you up. , the suitcase will be carried by the waiter to the door of the hotel room in a cage. The location of the hotel is great. You can see the large terraces of Duoyi trees from the bed in the room. There is a platform on the roof with a wider viewing angle. The breakfast is also Very rich: special red rice porridge, one red rice noodle flavor 👍🏻, milk, 🍞, cereal, sweet potato, corn. When leaving, the waiter sent the suitcase to the parking lot. In short, although there is a short distance to walk, it is worth it to enjoy the beautiful scenery while lying down without leaving home.

The first time I stayed at the terraced hotel, the room was perfect and comfortable. The management is very level, the new Chinese-style room, the facilities and layout are perfect. There are many cheap restaurant foods opposite the hotel. The price of the hotel room is slightly higher, but it is still acceptable. I will choose this hotel next time.

Wow! Jacky is a man of many talents: he is a tour guide, driver, guesthouse owner and chef. He is a local whose English is very good. He is very knowledgeable about the area and very interesting to talk to. His place is amazing and located right on the edge of and overlooking the Duoyishu Rice Terraces. Unfortunately there was plenty clouds and fog for the sunrise, but Jacky's rooftop has an amazing view of the rice terraces, and on the perfect morning, I'm sure it'll be amazing. Next time we'll stay here 2 or 3 nights. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! P.s. The only thing is the location on trip is correct but to get there using a gps, you need to go to the nearest parking lot, and then walk down through the village to the Guesthouse.