Best Pet Friendly Hotels in Longyan

The duplex room I stayed in had two skylights upstairs, so I could see the moon while sleeping. 🌙 The only downside was that the standing air conditioner was too close to the bed; a wall-mounted unit would probably have been better (just my opinion). Disposable bath towels, face towels, and other toiletries were provided, which was nice! You can ask the owner for two toothbrushes! The refrigerator is at the front desk and is for public use. The guesthouse owner was very welcoming and helpful. 👍👍👍

I booked the hotel casually for the convenience of parking. Maybe I am uninformed, but I found that QR code scanning charging has even penetrated into the rooms. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. Isn't it the hotel's responsibility to provide guests with a charging cable? How can you not let go of this little profit and squander the little goodwill you have left?

The room was very clean, big, and the air conditioning was very powerful. The location was just opposite the Tulou Prince The proprietress personally took us to Tulou Prince and told us the story of his family, which was more vivid than the regular tour guide's explanation. You could hear the pride from her family. The proprietress took a lot of photos for us, and the scene was amazing. The boss was also very enthusiastic.

We were very fortunate to have chosen Huanxing Inn for a night's rest; it was a perfect stay. First, the room was large and comfortable. Second, the location was excellent, right next to Huanxing Tower, very convenient for tourists wanting to see performances. Third, the food provided by the inn was good, and the dishes suited our tastes perfectly, especially the braised eggplant, which was very unique. Fourth, the owners were very welcoming and kind, offering us helpful advice on planning our itinerary, saving us time and energy. Finally, parking was convenient for tourists with cars. Thank you to the owners for their service!

Originally, when I booked online, I found that the location was at the foot of the mountain, not so far from the Guanzhao Mountain exit. I thought the chain would be more secure than the hotel. I thought that the front desk was warm and could dilute the hustle and bustle of the children in the corridor. I expected to take a break after climbing the mountain, but it was difficult to say a word.

Very friendly staff and a large clean room. I was given unlimited water which was nice as I was there for a race. There is a yearly Guang Zhou Shan marathon which I was there for and this is the perfect spot as it's just 5mins walk to the race pack collection and starting line the next morning

The host arranged for us to make torches and join in the local Lantern Festival celebrations, which included the 'Tian Xinding' custom – it was a really fun experience! The hotel was very clean and quiet. The host was also remarkably confident in their service and went out of their way to help, even assisting me with receiving a package. All in all, it was a very pleasant stay.

I highly recommend the Yuqinglou Inn in Chuxi! My stay here exceeded all expectations. * **Facilities & Environment:** The Tulou building itself is incredibly grand and impressive, and remarkably well-preserved. The biggest surprise was how new the room's interior facilities were, complete with an independent bathroom that was clean and refreshing. It completely shattered my preconceived notions about old Tulou buildings being inconvenient to live in. * **Stunning Scenery:** The view from the window of the ancient village is absolutely beautiful, and the air is fresh. Waking up early to see the mist swirling around is incredibly therapeutic. * **Warm Service:** The owner is incredibly genuine and welcoming, greeting us like family. The hospitality was truly heartwarming. * **Authentic Cuisine:** I strongly recommend eating at the inn! The stir-fried preserved pork with fresh bamboo shoots and the taro dumplings (yuzi bao) were absolutely amazing. The bamboo shoots were crisp and tender, and the preserved pork was incredibly fragrant – truly authentic Hakka flavors.

I looked at several guesthouses before my trip, and this one had a great location, very close to the attractions. It's only a two or three-minute walk to Jichuan Gate, and there are shared electric bikes everywhere on the street, which is quite convenient. You can also rent an electric bike for 60 yuan a day. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and the bathroom facilities were complete and clean. There was also a rooftop terrace where you could sit and enjoy the breeze. Shampoo and shower gel came in small packages, so I suggest you bring your own if you mind. The overall environment was quiet and cozy, and the price was great. The owners, a husband and wife, were also very welcoming. It was my first time staying in a guesthouse, and overall, I had a good experience!

A very satisfying stay experience. This homestay is quite large, with a large parking lot and restaurant. The location is very good, a few steps away from the Tulou Prince Zhencheng Building. The exit of the scenic spot was 600 meters from his house. We didn't let the car in the scenic spot until 4 pm. We parked the car in the parking lot next to the exit (free of charge). The proprietress drove to pick it up in time and was very enthusiastic. The boss introduced us to the tour route. Some villagers were drinking tea and chatting with the boss, and the boss's family was very good. At around 5 o'clock, we drove the car to the downstairs of the villa, the room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The proprietress burned a hand, caught chicken on the mountain, fresh vegetables picked in the field, and the kitchen was clean. After dinner, go to Zhencheng Building to watch a light show and a movie on the floor. If you walk about 2 kilometers from the entrance of the scenic spot to Zhencheng Building, you don't have to take the scenic car and pay the parking fee to live in this house, which saves money and effort. It is a very recommended homestay.