I found the best forest homestay in Nanjing!!

I found the best forest homestay in Nanjing!! A little clickbait-y, but the homestay I stayed at in Nanjing this time was really satisfying, and the value for money was amazing! Daye Xiaozhu Homestay (Nanjing Pukou Laoshan National Forest Park Branch) 1 Location: Located in Laoshan National Forest Park, Pukou, Nanjing, the environment is quiet, the air is fresh, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, a real natural oxygen bar! The homestay is surrounded by forests. You can hear birds singing in the morning and see the stars at night. It is perfect for relaxing. 2 Price: Compared to high-end hotels in the city, the price here is very affordable, but the experience is no less! It's purely spending a little money to enjoy the luxury of nature! 3 Transportation: Although located in the forest park, the transportation is still convenient. You can reach it by car navigation, and the homestay provides free parking spaces. It is about a 40-minute drive from the city, suitable for weekend getaways. 4 Facilities: The homestay rooms are designed in a simple and natural style, and the wooden furniture and decorations make people feel warm and comfortable. Some rooms have balconies where you can directly enjoy the beautiful forest scenery. The homestay also provides public leisure areas, barbecue areas and other facilities, suitable for family or friends gatherings. 5 Food: The homestay offers authentic farmhouse dishes, with fresh ingredients and delicious flavors, especially the local chicken soup and wild vegetables, highly recommended! You can also bring your own ingredients to DIY in the barbecue area and enjoy the fun of outdoor barbecue. Service: The landlady is very enthusiastic and will introduce the surrounding attractions and tour routes in detail when you check in, and will also thoughtfully provide some travel tips. The cleaning work of the homestay is also done very well, and the rooms are clean and tidy. Unfortunately, I didn't catch a sunny day this time. The forest was misty and I didn't see the sunrise and sunset, but there should always be some regrets in traveling.