Dayu Mountain Yaying Homestay

環境幽靜吃住安逸

I've been there twice, and each time I stayed in colorful containers with connected balconies, which is suitable for several families.

The boss is very nice, I will come again if I have the chance

I took my kids there on May 1st. It was unlucky because it rained. The B&B was pretty good. The scenery was nice and there were a lot of vegetation. It would be fun if it didn't rain. The owner was very nice. We booked two nights. Because of the rain, we wanted to check out early and the owner agreed. You can barbecue in the B&B. Bamboo rice costs 20 per piece. There are no towels in the B&B, so you need to bring your own. The kettle is dirty. The quilt in the jungle cabin is very short. I am 165cm tall and can't cover my shoulders, but my feet are a bit covered.

The place is quite big, and not far from it is the starting point for Longwozi hiking. The B&B is built on the mountain. The internal courtyard environment is very comfortable, and there are many plants to explore. The disadvantage is that it is a bit humid.

There are many mosquitoes in the campsite, and there are endless insects, including various moths, wasps, beetles, and small flying insects on the sheets. We closed the doors and windows when we entered the room. The children took off their clothes for bathing, and a wasp flew up as soon as they entered the bathroom. It was terrible. I won’t mention the hygiene. The plastic table mat on the small table was extremely dirty, the sink was rusty, and the door suction of the bathroom made a loud noise when the door was pulled. There were stains on the quilt cover, and the customer service said that there was no way to wash it off. The balcony is connected by three rooms. In summer, a screen window must be left on the balcony, which is too unsafe. The stairs are very steep and there is no light. There is only a light in the corridor. At night, you have to rely on mobile phone flashlights. It is only suitable for outdoor teams to live in, so it is called a campsite.

It's quite nice, with a dedicated section for playing in the water and a dedicated tea pavilion.

It's a very good campsite, and the natural conditions are quite good. The boss is very nice, he helped me deal with the room problem, watched me bring the baby here alone, and explained all kinds of outdoor precautions carefully, very attentive, and came to remind me again when he saw that my car was not parked properly. The boss was busy when I left the camp, so I didn't bother to say hello, thank you here.

A hastily decided trip is indeed a perfect trip. The campsite is very large and has complete facilities for several years. You can play in the water inside. There are bamboo forests on both sides of the stream, which is not exposed to the sun at all. The stream is very clean and clear. The upstream is the water source protection area of ​​the waterworks. The boss is very enthusiastic and the food tastes very good. There was a self-service barbecue that night, and there was an open-air movie when it got dark. It was very good for children to watch movies, and adults to eat and chat without interfering with each other. You can also make bamboo rice by yourself. The most surprising thing is the starry sky when you look up after watching the movie. You can clearly see the Big Dipper, and there are some fireflies on the road, which is a complete surprise. highly recommended!