Hotels with Breakfast in Longquan

The room was great. The bed was 1.35 meters wide, and it wasn't cramped for two adults and two children. We slept soundly until morning. There was underfloor heating, but it was so warm that we had to turn off the air conditioning at night, haha. It's very close to the Mushroom Museum and the Celadon Museum, just a few minutes' walk away, which is convenient. They even gave us a calendar when we checked out, which was nice and very nice.

On our way back from Quanzhou during the Spring Festival trip, we made a last-minute decision to visit Yuandi Village in Longquan. We found this guesthouse there because it also served meals, so we didn't need to look for a restaurant. When we met the landlady, we found her to be incredibly hospitable. Not only did she change our room according to my request, but she also didn't charge my daughter for dinner – she was so kind! That evening, we happened to catch a rural Spring Festival gala in Yuandi Village, and we happily watched the whole thing. It was so down-to-earth and lively! The succulents at the guesthouse were also beautifully grown!

The room was clean, and the toilet was smart. The shower water pressure was good, but it overflowed easily. My room was upgraded to include a small balcony with fresh air. It was a bit foggy outside when I woke up in the morning. The bed was indeed as soft as described. However, the air conditioner could only reach 22℃ no matter how I adjusted it. Breakfast was good, with vegetables, noodles, wontons, a little bread, and coffee. At check-out, they gave me a souvenir—a local specialty, celadon. Oh, and they gave me fruit and snacks upon check-in. There are sword-making, pottery, and glass craft experiences nearby. However, for the sword-making experience, it's better to go to the Sword Town.

Stayed for two consecutive days and the overall feeling was good. The location is very good, very close to West Street, the parking lot is large and very convenient. The bathtub is also very large, and the balcony is very good for sunbathing. If it is hygienic, it feels like it needs to be strengthened a little bit. The front desk lady was very good at serving, helping to send luggage and upgrade the room type.

Although Xitou Village, Baoxi Township, Longquan Mountain, is a remote village, but hides dragons and crouches tigers. Baoxi culture has a deep heritage, and the celadon dragon kiln culture, ”bamboo rhyme” culture, folk culture and red culture are intertwined. Facilities: The design of the homestay is simple and modern, and the function setting is reasonable, especially there is a shared activity or tea room on each floor, which is very suitable for three or five friends to travel together. Environment: Xitou Village, beautiful and simple small countryside, green mountains and green waters thick bamboo forests, ”bamboo” is enough to surprise. Three floors are high, built on the mountain, and the small courtyard is full of flowers and plants, which is a good place for vacation and leisure. Downstairs is the Gulong Kiln, the 11th kiln ceremony, understand non-genetic inheritance. Service: The boss helped recommend the driver, from the high-speed rail station to the homestay, about 60 kilometers, arrived in the village before dinner, the boss picked us up at the door, helped with the luggage; To the back kitchen to choose ingredients, are fresh vegetables, grandmother cooking fried, potato cake purple leaves, dried plum vegetables fried beans, white beef shredded, simple and delicious.

The environment is very good