This photogenic mountain hot spring homestay in Huizhou is amazing!

1. Friends, this is a very special homestay that I would recommend based on the group you're traveling with. It's suitable for families, couples, and team building. It's located at the end of the village, on a large plot of land near the mountain, so it's very close to nature. The hotel is next to the parking lot, making it very convenient to carry things up and down the stairs. 2. The homestay has a minimalist and natural design style, incorporating wooden elements and green plants to give people a feeling of returning to nature. Because it is close to the mountain, the environment is quiet. If you want to relax, this is the place for you. 3. The first floor has a courtyard feel with a place to rest. We stayed in a two-bedroom, one-living room suite on the second floor, which was nice, clean, and had a huge balcony. The balcony overlooks the jungle, and it's really comfortable when the weather is good! There are also suites with hot springs, which must be even more comfortable in winter (don't bring a scooter for the kids unless you really need it, there's nowhere to ride it, just stairs and lawns). 4. Once you book a room, it includes many entertainment options - plant dyeing, wood panel painting, animal feeding, etc. My room included breakfast. There is also a fishing pond. There is a slide and a small sand pit. Barbecue. As for the animals, there were four sheep roaming around at the time. These activities are all on the outdoor lawn, except for the dining area, which has a shed. So if you go in winter, it will be cold, the mountain breeze is strong, and the temperature difference is large, so it is very cold in the morning and evening. It is also a good choice to escape the summer heat. 5. It is not convenient to eat. In addition to the homestay's restaurant, you can't order takeout there, so you can only drive out to eat. The homestay's food is decent home cooking, and there is no late-night snack. If you really want to eat something, you can ask the front desk for recommendations. I ordered a barbecue at that time, but it wasn't very good. It is recommended to eat out or bring your own snacks. 6. There are fewer entertainment options. The lawn outside the homestay is quite large. I think the projects can be enriched. The price/performance ratio is slightly lower. The two-bedroom, one-living room suite I booked costs more than 2,000 per night on weekdays, not during holidays, including one breakfast and the entertainment options I mentioned above. During the holidays, this room type is estimated to jump to 4,000+. 7. Gu Ye Homestay has been open for a relatively short time, and the rooms are very new and clean. The staff inside are all very young. I asked a few of them and they were all younger siblings born in the 2000s. Their attitude is good! It is a very good hot spring hotel for family travel.