Liuyang No. 5 Valley Pitfalls & Must-Know Guide! Choosing the Right Room is the Real Dream Life

Found a treasure deep in the mountains of Liuyang! This 240-acre rammed earth house homestay is hidden among the Lianyun Mountains. Open the window to bamboo terraces, with the sound of streams and birdsong in your ears—it almost feels like filming "The Life You Long For." After staying two nights, we've encountered pitfalls and found treasures. This tested guide helps you avoid traps and win easily~ 🏡 Room Type Red and Black List | Choosing the right room directly enhances your experience - Absolute Avoid: Mountain Wooden House Don’t be fooled by the poetic name; it’s a major pitfall! The room is so small you can barely turn around. The 1.5-meter bed frame is on a mezzanine on the second floor, squeezing a family of three uncomfortably. Summer is stifling like a steam room, and the standard fan is so noisy you can’t sleep. Staying one night here is like “surviving a trial.” - Blindly Book: Countryside Scenic King Room Switching rooms is like hitting the jackpot! The extra-large floor-to-ceiling glass window frames the mountain scenery like a painting. Watching rain hit bamboo leaves on rainy days is deeply healing. The room is spacious with modern bathroom facilities. Falling asleep to the sound of insects—that’s the right way to live in seclusion. - Advanced Choice: Bird Companion Treehouse If your budget allows, go for it! The treehouse is hidden in the woods with its own viewing balcony. Wake up to birdsong in the morning with full privacy. But note that weekends may have price surges, so check booking rules carefully in advance. 🎈 Must-Do List | Have a blast all day without leaving the homestay 1. Stream Trekking & Relaxing: Tables and chairs are set by the valley stream. Wade in the water, drink tea, listen to the stream—perfect summer cooling. Families can catch small fish too. 2. Cute Pet Interaction: The mini zoo lets you feed ostriches, Call ducks, and swans. Kids can play for hours, but watch out for a few big dogs roaming near the entrance. If you’re afraid of dogs, inform the housekeeper in advance. 3. Pool Photoshoot: Don’t go to the small pool! Dogs often swim there, so it’s a bit dirty. Be sure to take a ride to the infinity heated pool where the water surface blends with distant mountains—100% photo-worthy. 4. Night Leisure: The café hosts singing at night, the Western restaurant has a romantic atmosphere, and if you prefer quiet, watch the stars from the viewing platform. The housekeeper can arrange electric car transfers. 🍽 Dining Review | Is the 150 RMB/person Chinese restaurant worth it? The Chinese restaurant offers a fixed set menu. Although you can’t order à la carte for 150 RMB/person, the chef prepares dishes based on seasonal ingredients with a home-style fresh taste. If you have dietary restrictions or preferences, just tell the auntie; most can be accommodated. The cost-performance ratio is acceptable for a high-end homestay. Breakfast is buffet style with local specialties—eat well before heading out to explore the mountains. 💡 Expert Tips | Don’t overlook these details - Transportation: The homestay is quite remote. Self-driving or pre-arranged transfers are recommended. No need to call cars inside; the housekeeper is always available. - Booking: There is now a “zero-threshold” cancellation policy. Full refunds if not booked, and automatic refunds if expired, so you can stock vouchers with peace of mind. - Essentials: Mosquitoes are abundant in the mountains, so bring mosquito repellent. Summer mornings and evenings are cool, so a light jacket is just right. - Service: There is a dedicated private housekeeper. Any issues reported are promptly resolved, such as slow drainage in the room. Despite minor flaws, in this green-wrapped valley, you can put down your phone and daydream all day, healing both body and mind. Next time, I want to try the starry sky hot tub. After all, this kind of hidden slow life really makes you want to come back for a second visit~