Fuxingji Pu'er Tea Guesthouse

我是專門過來體驗哈尼小屋的，民宿居高臨下，視野開闊，晚上特別清靜涼快，院子內餐廳、公共空間舒適，關鍵是熱情的老闆剛好回來，讓我聽到他奔放的彈唱，品了南糯山好茶，太愛這裏了！

Hygiene: bad Service: bad Facilities: bad

Let me start with something unpleasant. Four adults and one child booked a family room with a view. The house information showed that there was one 1.8-meter bed and one 1.5-meter bed, but when they arrived, there was one 1.8-meter bed and one 1.2-meter bed. The previous homestay was also a pit. I told the waiter that I needed an extra bed and quilt, and was told that it would cost 30 yuan. Okay, I'll add it, and he half-lying on the bed told you +30 yuan, and he didn't even take it up. And you can't wear shoes when you enter the room. The store said that it was to protect the floor. I think it's very expensive, which makes me, a person who has traveled all over the country, ashamed. There are no disposable slippers, and you have to wear the plastic slippers at the door. To be honest, my foot odor came from this, and I was very resistant. Okay, we brought our own disposable slippers. At night, it was relatively dim overall. There were not many sockets in the room, and electricity was basically used by power strips with very long wires. Then the toilet, when you sit on the seat, the back cover hits your back, which is rotten. The bedding is yellowed. The place is a good place, with a good view and quiet.

Satisfied. The landlord is very nice.

The uncle boss is very enthusiastic. He called me in advance to communicate with me. The sea of ​​clouds on the mountain is very beautiful and shocking. The small Hani house I live in has a very ethnic style and is not very expensive. I drank Brother Xin’s ancient tree tea and listened. His playing and singing are a wonderful travel experience ~ I recommend everyone to stay here!

I really think it's average, especially don't stay in a cabin out of curiosity, because there are mice on the roof at night

A very magical place, worth visiting again and again!

The boss is very nice. He sings to entertain the guests and explains the culture of Yunnan's ethnic minorities. The sister who helps is from the Aini ethnic group. The boss enthusiastically shows the way to the Tea King Tree, which saves one kilometer of distance, even when there are few people. You may also be able to enjoy the barbecue grilled by the boss himself. Hahahaha, a very happy homestay experience!

Average, not recommended