Hotels with balcony in Baoshan

During our two weeks travel in Yunnan with our parents and kids, this guesthouse was the biggest surprise of the trip! It was incredibly comfortable and superb clean for all six of us — from the elderly to the little ones, everyone absolutely loved it. My parents couldn’t stop raving about how thoughtful and cozy it was, saying it’s the best place they've ever stayed. The hosts were incredibly warm and welcoming. From the moment we arrived to the moment we left, every little detail was taken care of — whether it was travel tips, food recommendations, or little thoughtful touches, we truly felt at home. Their hospitality made the whole trip smoother and even more enjoyable. The guesthouse itself is beautifully designed, with unique and creative touches in every corner — we couldn’t stop taking photos! The rooftop view was especially stunning, with breathtaking sunrises and sunsets that looked like paintings. Our whole family went up there every day; we didn’t want to miss a single moment of the scenery. If you’re coming to Heshun, you have to stay here! The environment, service, and warmth of the hosts are all top-notch. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality travel experience — we’ll definitely be back next time!

I came out to play so many times. This is the only homestay that wants me to take the initiative to write a review. It is also my luck to choose this one. On the first day I stayed, I decided to live in her house in Heshun for the past few days. The environment is clean and hygienic, not to mention, the location is also very convenient, tens of meters in front is the century-old vegetable market, and it is very convenient to play the middle line, east line, west line. Living here is like living in my own home. The proprietress is attentive and gentle. She prepares breakfast for us every morning. Because one day the trip is to go to Gaoligong Mountain for a hike, she deliberately went to the town in the morning to buy rain shoes for us. She has always asked us to eat local specialty thin bean powder. And ask us what we like to eat for breakfast. The picture is the fruit prepared for us. We all like to eat that green mango, so we have been giving it to us. In short, if I still come to Heshun Ancient Town, I will still choose this one.

We've entered an idyllic haven where aesthetics and warmth coexist! This guesthouse completely captivated our entire family ❤️ From the moment we stepped through the door, our eyes were conquered by the fusion of Chinese and Western design aesthetics! The meticulously tended succulents, the chandeliers under the old wooden beams, the vintage leather sofas and oil paintings… every corner is like a carefully curated art gallery, every snapshot a masterpiece of atmosphere 📸 Even more delightful were the guesthouse's five cats 🐾. Their gentle nature instantly made them my son's best playmates. The little guy chased his ”furry butlers” all over the yard every day, his innocent laughter and the cats' purring becoming the most beautiful background music of our trip. The common areas are veritable ”all-in-one living rooms”: wake up your taste buds with hand-drip coffee at the bar in the morning ☕, curl up on the sofa with the cats and read a book in the afternoon, and sing karaoke with friends in the karaoke room 🎤 or play cards at the card table 🃏 in the evening… Most surprisingly, there's a tranquil Buddhist shrine hidden deep within 🕯️! In the brief moment of quiet contemplation while burning incense, the hustle and bustle abruptly ceases. This collision of Eastern Zen and Western entertainment is a truly soul-stirring fusion! This is far more than just a guesthouse—it's an aesthetically pleasing space where you can feel the warmth of human connection, a happy planet for children and cats, and an idyllic haven where everyone can find a sense of belonging. Highly recommended for design lovers, cat enthusiasts, families with children, and those seeking unique experiences!

The most satisfying two nights in Yunnan, I am more used to staying in hotels, but Fengli B&B is indeed the right choice! Location: The taxi positioning is accurate. Behind the official hotel, there is a very quiet homestay area, and takeaways can be delivered. Environment: clean, warm, emotional, willing to work hard in the details, sincerity is the boss's hospitality, every time I meet, I will greet you warmly ～ Facilities: The twin room has a large space, the bedding is super comfortable, the pillows kill most hotels in seconds, the central air-conditioning ＋ wall-mounted air-conditioning, and the toiletries are dreamed back to college time in one second. Weight scales, sewing boxes, nail clippers, floss, masks, earplugs, etc. are available! There are two washing machines and one dryer in the common area, which can be used by self-service. Service: Drinking water, soda, snacks, fruit are all provided free of charge. Breakfast is served in the small restaurant with sour seeds and sugar. There are freshly cooked bait silk and rice noodles. The coffee is delicious! Please ask the boss to arrange a car drop-off in advance, and received a warm souvenir on the day of departure.～ Because the itinerary is tight, we basically leave early and return late, and we have not been able to experience the slow life of the homestay, but it does not affect my determination to strongly recommend Fengli!

Nuangui Homestay I sent emails to Nuangui via trip.com on 24 Nov and 30 Nov to arrange for complimentary pick up. I got no reply to my 2 emails. I telephoned Nuangui via trip.com on 1 Dec before flying out to TengChong, a lady answered the phone, she insisted she didn't receive my 2 emails, but promised to arrange pick up. When we arrived in TengChong we were picked up and dropped off at the entrance of HeShun and given a gps map sharing location and told to find our own way to the minsu after eating because their staff/boss refused to meet and greet us at the HeShun entrance. At the time it was around 9.30pm. Despite the gps map sharing, we spent a long time walking around dark, narrow, quiet streets of HeShun looking for something to eat and then later the minsu location. In the end we couldn't find the minsu. There was no one around to ask for durections and it was quite dark and very cold. By around 11.15pm we finally gave up looking and called the minsu to come and find us and take us to the minsu. They only answered after a few minutes of calling. It was lucky we insisted on calling, we would never have found the minsu by ourselves. The minsu itself was great, comfortable and clean. The location is convenient (when u know where it is and how to get there). The minsu staff took our luggage all the way, from the airport to the minsu, which was very helpful, I wouldn't have made it to the minsu if I had to carry my own luggage because a lot of the HsShun streets are uneven, uphill and many steps. The only hic up was the bath, originally we thought it wasn't working because there was no hot water coming out from the hot water tap. After 3 nights of stay, we later found out that the taps were installed incorrectly, C water tap meant hot water and the other way round. Also, even though staying in minsu in HeShun, you still have to pay entrance tickets, that wasn't pointed out on the minsu details.

The service was exceptionally attentive. After booking, they contacted us in advance to arrange airport pickup. Upon arrival, the hotel manager upgraded our room and even helped deliver our luggage. The lake view room with a hot spring bath was an absolute delight. Watching the sunset while soaking in the hot springs allowed you to fully experience the unique charm of Heshun Ancient Town. The room also provided a wide variety of snacks, including delicious homemade yogurt. The hotel manager even gave us some of his own ancient tree black tea. Our two-night stay was truly wonderful, and the trip to Heshun Ancient Town was well worth it.

I originally came to see the ginkgo trees in autumn, but I couldn't see a single yellow leaf >_< ::: Luckily, I stayed at a warm and welcoming inn. Not only was the environment comfortable and the facilities complete, but there was also a hot spring to soak in. I could have checked in without bringing anything ^o^ The innkeeper would also regularly invite me to drink tea brewed over a charcoal stove and eat freshly baked tofu/fried dough sticks in the courtyard... And there were guests from all over chatting together. Even without seeing the yellow leaves, I felt fulfilled. Living a slow-paced life in the ancient city, meeting new friends, and experiencing the warmth and humanity of everyday life.

I usually don’t write reviews, but this place was honestly one of the highlights of my trip to Tengchong. The location is absolutely beautiful. It’s tucked away in the mountains, surrounded by greenery and open fields, so it feels peaceful and secluded without being too far from the main attractions. Waking up to misty mountain views every morning was such a treat. The biggest reason I booked this place was the private hot spring, and it did not disappoint. The hot spring water comes directly from Rehai and is available 24/7. Having a private soaking pool in the courtyard was amazing—completely private, quiet, and perfect after a long day of exploring. After visiting Rehai and the surrounding attractions, soaking in the warm mineral water felt incredibly relaxing. My muscles felt less sore, and I slept so well afterward. The room itself was spotless and very comfortable. The bed was soft, the bathroom was modern and well-maintained, and even the toiletries felt high quality. Everything was clean and thoughtfully prepared. What really stood out was the service. The staff were genuinely friendly and welcoming from the moment we arrived. We were greeted with fresh local fruit, and they took the time to explain how to use the hot spring and recommend places to visit nearby. They were always quick to help whenever we had questions. Breakfast here was delicious, with local Tengchong specialties like freshly cooked rice noodles and eggs. There’s also a nice spot to grab coffee and relax around the property. Whether you’re visiting as a couple, with family, or bringing your parents for a relaxing wellness getaway, I would definitely recommend this place. If I ever return to Tengchong, I’d stay here again without hesitation.

The room was quite spacious, but the bathroom facilities were a bit outdated. It's located on the edge of the ancient town, a bit far from the main area, so it's not recommended for elderly people with mobility issues. It's fine for young people, and you can even take a walk around Wild Duck Lake. The hot springs were okay, but perhaps because we went during the off-season, there were only two pools available, so the experience wasn't great when it was crowded. I highly recommend the nearby ”Mama's Taste” restaurant – it's incredibly delicious!

The hotel is very close to the entrance and exit of the scenic spot, and it is very convenient to enter and exit the core attractions of the ancient town. The room is clean and hygienic, and the first floor is equipped with a washing machine for passengers to use. The sunset seen from the observation deck is beautiful. The proprietress has a bold personality and is hospitable. The aunt will go to the entrance of the scenic spot to help run the plums. Full of experience, cost-effective, very satisfied.