Ning'er Hotels with Free Parking.

The inn is very easy to find, the stay is fast, the house is clean and tidy, the decoration style is elegant, the supporting facilities are good, it is very convenient to go out and play, it is very recommended.

Finding a hotel like this in Ning'er was a pleasant surprise. Although the location is a bit out of the way, it's a well-managed hotel with complete facilities. The rooms are spacious and warmly decorated, and the bathrooms and showers are unusually large. Since the hotel is only on the second floor, there's no elevator. If you drive, you can park in front of the hotel. The breakfast buffet mainly features local favorites like rice noodles and rice vermicelli, supplemented with a small selection of other dry snacks.

This is a quite nice guesthouse located right inside the scenic area. It's very convenient and easy to park. The best part is that the host family is so down-to-earth and honest—truly trustworthy. I even bought some of their tea, costing over a thousand yuan. Highly recommended!

Facilities: There are everything that should be there. The store has its own yard and dining hall. Free parking and eating at your own expense. Health: good Environment: Yes, the town is opposite the government department, the flow of people is not very quiet Service: Good

Really praise! The decoration of the room is nice and warm, and the sanitation is very clean and tidy. The big bed is especially relieved, the bath water pressure is sufficient, and the hot water is open. Tea and mineral water are prepared on the table, and the desk can be officed. All aspects are intimate and in place. The living is particularly practical. It is strongly Amway to give friends!

The room was spacious and airy, with warm and cozy wooden furnishings. The bedding in the bedroom was soft and gentle on the skin, and the bathroom featured a smart toilet – everything was clean and tidy. The living room sofa was perfect for relaxing with a cup of tea, and the balcony offered a direct view of the mountains, with lush greenery that was incredibly refreshing. The highlight, however, was the private hot spring access right in the room. Enjoying the mountain views while soaking in the warm spring water was incredibly peaceful and quiet. It was the perfect place to unwind, relax, and slowly savor a tranquil and leisurely mountain retreat.

This hotel was a great find for our trip. The room was really clean, and the surroundings were beautiful. Being by the lake, the room was nice and cool. Sitting in the little courtyard was so pleasant and relaxing. The front desk staff even helped us with our luggage using a cart, which was a very thoughtful touch. The breakfast featured local specialties, and we really enjoyed it. Highly recommend!

This price/performance ratio is really high. During the Spring Festival, I really didn’t want to stay in Pu’er city, so I saw the ancient town very close to Pu’er. Around 8 o’clock in the evening, the people in the ancient town dispersed and it was very quiet. We stayed on the third floor of the inn, probably because the owner's family was having a family reunion on New Year's Day, so it was basically a self-service check-in. I was worried before because of the use of solar energy. There may be no hot water on cloudy days recently. The truth is that the hot water is very hot, the bath is very comfortable, the room is large, the air conditioner is also very powerful, and the room is very warm. Slept well.

I forgot to take pictures. The room and bathroom are big enough. It would be better if the bathroom could be separated into dry and wet areas. What I don't understand is that the toilet lid and toilet are seriously mismatched, which affects the use. I suggest that the business replace it, otherwise it will really damage the image of the hotel.

Nice place but can't recommend foreigners to stay here. They couldn't check me in properly and told me if the police come I have to leave. Although idk why the police would randomly come to a hotel and either way foreigners are legally allowed to stay here...