Hotels in Yanguan Tourist Resort, Haining

The homestay has a front desk, the service is warm, and we also recommended a tide of 3 to see. We specially brought the baby to the Yanguan Chaochao resort to punch in. The children were very happy. The room is a 2-bedroom and 1-bathroom suite. The accommodation is very spacious, the bedding is clean and comfortable, but the water pressure in the shower is a bit small. The overall is still very good, there is a chance to chase the tide again!

Because the arrival is late, the staff has already got off work, the whole process of guiding the check-in process, very intimate, the location and external environment are better, if there is no requirement for room hygiene, it is acceptable, there are yellow spots on the kettle, I dare not use it, there are snacks on the bed and oil stains, There is garbage in the bedside seam (the first room), the pillowcase is already black, call the staff, the little girl is very intimate to change the room, because the luggage is too late, it is not convenient to move around, the little girl let me go to other rooms to hold a clean quilt to change, I went to the other room and held two quilts, one of which had blood (the second room). The little girl was particularly embarrassed to let me go to other rooms to see it. Then there was a piece of oil on the bed in the third room, like spicy strips of oil. At that time, I was dizzy and didn’t take a photo. Then I went to four rooms again, one with long hair and one with short hair. At this moment, I don’t care if my hair is not hair. I plan to sleep in the fourth room. When I turned on the air conditioner and went back to hold the child, the child was tired and fell asleep on the sofa in the first room. I slept in the first room. It was nearly 12 o'clock at this time, and I didn't even dare to take off the quilt and didn't dare to sleep for one night. I was embarrassed to waste the air conditioner in the fourth room for one night. I basically didn't fall asleep all night.

This tea house is hidden in Yanguan Ancient Street. The rooms are spacious and clean, the bedding is soft, the bathroom is dry and wet, the tea room on the first floor is full of atmosphere, and the local tea is provided free of charge. Sitting in the afternoon is very healing. The proprietress was warm and caring, the breakfast was light and delicious, and it coincided with the Dragon Boat Festival. The proprietress also prepared dumplings for us intimately. Going out is the city of Chaole, walking to see the tide and visit the ancient alleys. The only small shortcoming is that the room facing the street is generally soundproof, the overall quiet and elegant, suitable for a short break from the tide, and enjoy the tea and enjoy the scenery.

The B&B is right on the old street. It is very convenient to get to the B&B from the parking lot, and it is only a few steps away from the scenic spots. The interior decoration of the B&B is very stylish, the calligraphy and painting decorations are very charming, and the whole street has a refreshing and noble feeling that is not stained by the mud. The boss also has a lot of knowledge. He can give a eloquent introduction to the history of Yanguan Ancient Town and tide watching strategies. The fourth-grade students he received are also familiar with it. The service tips are also very attentive and helpful. We checked in from October 3rd to 5th. The old street in front of the hotel is the only night market area with old buildings. When we stepped out, we felt like we were transported back to the temple market in the 1990s. The atmosphere of fireworks in the street market is rich, but not flattering. Let’s talk about the travel experience of Eleven Scenic Areas! In addition to being expensive, tide watching parks are expensive. Not to mention the crowds, the tide after the 3rd is generally not considered a big tide. Fortunately, I didn't go to the Tide Park to watch the tide. The viewing platform charges an additional 80 yuan per person. The first wave of tide is just one wave, and it takes about three minutes to complete. I went to Liangjiadun in advance to watch the tidal wave. It was not too big and there were many people, but it was better than the Tide Watching Park, and it was free. As for the first line of tide in Yanguan, we did not pull down the tide. We could also see the tide at Xiaoputuo Temple when we met unexpectedly. It is really not recommended to check in during the Tide Watching Festival. Road closures everywhere and tolls are just for watching the crowds. Let’s talk about the century-old city. Apart from the Confucius Temple, not much is left of the Tanah Lot Temple. The value of the tour is only the white marble door plate outside the door. Only one ten thousandth of the courtyard building inside has been preserved. The furnishings are just like a temple. There is no trace of the life of a wealthy family. Other ancient city walls are under construction, and we don’t know when they will be completed. In order to watch the tide, you can check in in other months. As for looking for historical monuments, we have to wait and see how quickly the Yanguan government can repair them. Anyway, today’s Yanguan travel experience is not very advanced in terms of software and hardware.

The location is fantastic, right next to the large parking lot of Guanchao Park. Very convenient for those driving; it's 10 yuan for unlimited time, but only one entry and exit. The owner is incredibly kind; we used his kitchen to cook something. The rooms are a bit small, but clean and hygienic. The soundproofing is slightly lacking, but it's very quiet after 10 PM. The owner has planted many flowers and plants, so it's very pleasant to be around in the morning. There are many camphor trees and pomelo trees planted inside and outside the parking lot; their blossoms are incredibly fragrant, filling the whole street with their scent. There are several restaurants across the street; we ate at a local Shanghainese restaurant, which was delicious.