"Unexpectedly good! This hidden gem of a B&B is a must-save for friends. You can really tell the owner puts a lot of heart into running it. First time I've ever seen such a big fish!"

"The hotel is located next to the county passenger station. If you take a bus, this hotel will be very convenient. There are many taxis, buses and small three-wheelers downstairs. It is about one kilometer away from the ancient city and 15 minutes walk."

"The location of the wine homestay is next to the ancient city of Confucian Temple. The navigation is very easy to find, the parking is convenient, and it is convenient to go to various scenic spots. It is the best old streets to go out. It is very convenient to taste food and punch in and take pictures. The clean and hygienic view of the hotel is very good, and the hardware and software facilities are also very complete. The layout of the public area is very warm and comfortable, the boss and service staff are also warm and thoughtful, and they also help with luggage. Very suitable for a family to come to vacation."

"The hotel has two buildings. Since we were traveling with elderly people, we booked a room in the back row, which was quiet. The staff were exceptionally helpful, patiently explaining things to us about visiting the old town and dining options. The room was clean and tidy, and the bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, so two people could use it without disturbing each other. The breakfast rice noodles and rice cakes were quite good (you need to be able to accept the Yunnan-style minced meat sauce). The hotel has comprehensive facilities, including an elevator, laundry room, tea room, gym, and parking."

"This is the hardest guesthouse I've ever stayed in to rate. The location is excellent, right next to the Confucius Temple, a 15-minute walk from the main attractions of the ancient city, convenient for dining, and the facilities are above average. The owner was also quite welcoming. However, what I found most incomprehensible was the extreme noise before midnight, primarily from the owner. I stayed three nights, being lazy and not wanting to move my things, always thinking things would be better the next day. Finally, seeing no hope, I left in a huff. On the first night, the owner's wife chatted with several tourists, sometimes speaking to each other in their local dialect, sometimes to the owner's wife in Mandarin. They chatted until 11 pm, then the owner's wife left, and the tourists started taking showers, making a racket until after midnight. The next day, this group of tourists left, and thinking there was no one to chat with, I extended my stay for another day. That evening, the owner and his wife started talking [perhaps they were discussing something, as I couldn't understand them], until 11 pm... The owner started repairing the water system on the third-floor terrace, causing water to flow directly from the third floor to the first floor. I thought something was wrong, so I went out to check and the owner said the system was broken. Oh well, I'll just have to bear it. It dragged on until after midnight. During this time, after the water stopped flowing, the two people talking became deafening. I couldn't help but go out and say something, and it finally stopped after about 20 minutes. The next morning, I didn't see the owner. When I returned in the morning, the owner proactively said it was fixed and apologized. Thinking I could finally relax, I extended my stay for another night. Around 6 pm, I came back from my outing and found the owner's family and about 20 relatives and friends having dinner at the guesthouse. They drank too much and started shouting and singing—I recognized the singing as Peking Opera! I... This continued until midnight. I inquired and found that the owner and his wife are both officially employed in the area; running the guesthouse is a side business. But if you want to run a business, you need to have a service-oriented mindset. It's not your domain to be in charge. Running a guesthouse isn't as simple as me staying in your room and you collecting money. This is the first time I've written such a long review on Ctrip. I hope I can improve it, otherwise it would be a waste of such a great location and facilities."

"The front desk lady sister and brother are kind, 15 minutes walk from the ancient city, the room decoration is very new, the bed is good to sleep, directly forced five stars. Pleasant trip to Shiping. ."

"This Lantingshe B&B is next to the Confucian Temple and the location is very good! There are five rooms in total. The first floor is a large public area. There is a kitchen room for guests to use. There is also a tea room where you can have tea and chat with the proprietress. The proprietress is very beautiful and kind to us. I heard that we want to buy the locals. The grain wine made by themselves and drive specially. We went to Dangyu wine shop to buy wine. There is a very nice small leisure garden on the third floor of her homestay where you can drink coffee and chat, and you can also punch in and take pictures. Their rooms are clean and tidy, the rooms are fully equipped with smart products, and the bathroom is a smart toilet. The boss and staff treat the guests with a warm and thoughtful service attitude. There are many shopping malls, supermarkets and convenience stores around, and there are many surrounding attractions. The homestay itself is opened in the ancient city of Ping, and there is Yilong Lake Wetland Park next to it."

"The hotel is in a very good location in the ancient city. All the attractions in the ancient city can be reached on foot. This is the biggest highlight of the hotel. The waiters also have a good attitude, warm and thoughtful. The greening of the hotel is very good. Good value for money"

"The sanitation is quite clean, the service is OK, the room is also smart, and the surprise is that at this price, there is tea, coffee, dried fruit, and mineral water in the lobby, which is not bad."