In Yangzhou, a healing old house homestay worth staying in.

[Homestay] Reconstructing Bingouguan Cultural Resort Homestay (Yangzhou Dongguan Street) [Address] No. 12, Diguan, Guangling District, Yangzhou *This time I stayed in a homestay transformed from an ancient building in Yangzhou, which is very suitable for the slow life in Yangzhou. In the morning, I slowly enjoy a hearty morning tea, then go out for a walk at 10 o'clock, come back and have a coffee afternoon tea, take a break and go out for a walk. *The point is that the transportation here is convenient, and the street opposite is Pishi Street, so you don't have to worry about eating and drinking. Although it is in the Dongguan Street Historical District, it is quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle, and is not affected by the tourist army at all. *Homestay introduction: "Bingouguan" was originally a huge house purchased by Zhang Bingyan, the governor of Lianzhou, Guangdong in the Qing Dynasty, in Yangzhou. The word "Bingou" implies elegance. Although it has changed hands several times in the later period, the elegant meaning has always remained. to now. The architectural features of the Huizhou style are integrated into this city of Yangzhou, which is not abrupt at all, simple and simple, yet exquisite. *Homestay highlights: Convenient transportation, located in Dongquanmen, the outer area of Dongguan Street Historical District, there is a bus stop at the door, and Pishi Street is opposite, which is the center of the entire Yangzhou trip. *Eating, drinking and taking pictures are solved in one stop. The homestay has a cafe, tea room, and restaurant. In addition to the beautiful environment, it is not an exaggeration to say that the taste is also very professional! Blue bricks and black tiles, deep courtyards, and very photogenic photos. *Accommodation experience The homestay is a courtyard-style layout, with a total of 9 courtyards and 26 rooms. We live in a Loft parent-child room, with a large bed on each of the upper and lower floors, which can accommodate 3 people. What I like very much is the height of the house, which is very comfortable to live in. The interior is in a minimalist style, with wood-grain floors, monochrome walls, solid wood columns and furniture. *In the room: air conditioner, refrigerator (drinks inside can be enjoyed for free), kettle, tea set, VOSS drinking water, electric mosquito repellent, Australian Appelles bath set, smart toilet. In addition, you can ask the front desk for earplugs and steam eye masks. *Morning tea, Yangzhou has the habit of eating morning tea, which can be solved in the homestay. The window view of the garden restaurant is super beautiful, and it is a kind of enjoyment when eating morning tea. Breakfast is a fixed set meal.