怡轩园鱼庄

Not bad, good environment and good food, I go there often, business is very good.

Beautiful environment, unique taste, convenient transportation, highly recommended.

Very unique, not bad! ! ! ! !

We went to Tianshui and first looked for accommodation, then saw pictures online. We thought it was being renovated, but it turned out they'd set aside an area for a modern Chinese-style afternoon tea. 🍵 The environment is really nice, perfect for enjoying a cold drink in the summer or brewing tea around the fire in the fall. The stir-fried fish is better than grilled fish. It tastes a bit like fried tuna, though a little less oily. Highly recommended. #GansuTianshuiMalaTangExplodes #WhereToGoForTheHoliday

This homestay feels like a hidden gem tucked away in time, its ancient charm overwhelming. Entering the courtyard, a winding bluestone path is lined with a patchwork of flowers and plants. Though not particularly valuable, they bloom with unrestrained grace, as if they have lived alongside the old house for years. The intricately carved wooden gatehouse, stained by time, adds a touch of rustic beauty. Stepping inside, the furnishings evoke a bygone era: a carved wooden bed, an eight-person table, and a grand armchair—each piece of furniture speaks of a bygone era. Several ink landscape paintings hang on the walls, their brushstrokes radiating the leisurely, indifferent spirit of literati. As night falls, lanterns hanging from the eaves light up, casting a warm, yellow glow across the blue brick floor, transporting one to a leisurely, carefree past, a world away from its hustle and bustle.