Hotels with WiFi in Qujing

We booked our trip to Dahai Grassland here, and here's my objective review: 1. Firstly, Huize is a county town, so expectations can't be too high. 2. However, this place costs over 600 yuan per night, which is considered expensive compared to other hotels and guesthouses in the county. (I'm not referring to the absolute price, but the value for money.) 3. We've stayed in hotels costing several thousand yuan per night before, but considering this price range in the area, here's my assessment: Environment: The guesthouse is like a small courtyard house, with a Jiangnan water town style design that shows considerable attention to detail. The room has two 1.5-meter double beds, suitable for families. The location is in the ancient town, which is also considered part of the county center. Service: The service was a bit strange. 1. They first told me that parking fees were my responsibility. I've driven all over the country, and this is the first time I've encountered this situation where guests have to pay for their own parking at hotels or guesthouses. Even some guesthouses without parking usually tell guests that parking is free or that they pay in advance and then collect the difference. When they told me this, I didn't question it and readily agreed that I could pay, mainly because of local differences. 2. Next, we arrived at the hotel. There were four of us in the room, and only two blankets. Given the high altitude of Huize, it was very cold at night. Even with the air conditioning on, it was impossible for four people to share two blankets. So I asked for an extra blanket, and the receptionist told me that there was a charge for it??? This was the first time I'd encountered this in my six-month road trip! I immediately said I'd never heard of such a thing! The receptionist then called the owner, and they added an extra blanket for free. 3. Next was breakfast. The room said breakfast was included, but upon arrival, we learned it wasn't prepared in the guesthouse; we had to walk to a rice noodle shop in the old town. The room included two breakfasts, but I redeemed a third using points when booking (my child is under three years old, and experience tells me that guesthouses usually offer free breakfast for such a young child, so I didn't use points to redeem an extra breakfast for him). In the morning, the receptionist said, ”But you only have three breakfasts.” The implication was... only three. I was shocked and said I'd never heard of charging for breakfast for children under seven. Then the receptionist said, ”Then I'll give you one more.” Instead of saying you'd give a free portion to the child, why did you say you'd wait for my response before offering a portion? The breakfast area is a bit far, and while the rice noodles were decent, the hotel's voucher was for a small portion (which is only 9 yuan), which wasn't enough. We were starving by noon. Regarding these issues, the hotel ultimately resolved them for free, but their service attitude was really poor. Anyone with a modicum of empathy wouldn't have asked for extra blankets, extra parking fees, or breakfast for children... It was a very unpleasant experience. I booked this because your price was the most expensive in Huize, hoping for a better stay. Facilities: The facilities were okay, and the water was hot. However, it's a loft, and the air conditioner was a wall-mounted unit, which felt small; only the second floor was warm, and the first floor was cold. Cleanliness: The dehumidifier in the room hadn't been emptied, and it leaked all over the floor... The toilet smelled terrible, with sewer backflow—it was absolutely disgusting. I couldn't tolerate that.

Facilities: I like the elevator outside, there is a feeling of ”dry land pull onion”, from nothing to see the whole picture of Luoping, very spectacular. Hygienic: Hygiene is very good, and a disposable toilet pad is also sent, toilet paper is placed on the sink, the details are praised Environment: The hotel is located next to Xiangshijie Forest Park, the environment is very good, very quiet, the air is very good, the scenery is not bad. Service: The front desk lady is very good, all the service staff will stop to say hello, the room department aunt will help press the elevator. There are quite a lot of breakfast varieties, like sausages, and I ate a lot in the morning.

I booked this room during the blooming season, just like many other travelers who came to see the canola fields. The owners were incredibly warm and attentive. The guesthouse itself is surrounded by beautiful scenery, and the room offered stunning views at an excellent value. The home-cooked meals served at the guesthouse were also delicious, hot, clean, and hygienic. The only minor downside was that the village was completely packed that night, with all rooms fully booked, which meant the hot water supply for showers was a bit slow.

I arrived around 11:00 a.m. and they graciously let me check in. The shower room was comfortable with a separate shower stall, although the sink was a little small. The room and bedding were clean and comfortable. When I asked about chartering a car with a driver to go to Majie Village to see the rape blossoms, they did their best to research and make a suggestion. In the end, I didn't have a chauffeur because it might not be in full bloom yet, but they were really kind to us. Thank you, my stay in Luoping is a very good memory.

I can't believe it's 2025, and there are still such wonderful hostels in China: bookstores, music, drinks, courtyards, and incredibly cool owners... a cultural utopia in Luoping County, Qujing City, Yunnan Province. It's a haven of cleanliness, a great location, excellent amenities, and a remarkably quiet environment. I hope Luoping 97 Bookstore Hostel stays open for a hundred years! Right now, I'm at Guiyang Longdongbao Airport T3 Terminal, about to board a Xiamen Airlines flight back to Nanjing. Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan are a hub of delicious food and a gathering place for all kinds of culinary experts. This isn't my first time here, and it won't be my last. By the way, the hostel owner told me about the Time YHA Hostel in Yongyuan Alley next to the Presidential Palace in Nanjing. That's where my stays at China International Youth Hostels began, the place where a beautiful dream started... I miss the pre-pandemic hostel era, cherish everything I have now, and look forward to the future. Attached is a picture: the sunset I saw from the owner's rooftop that night. The sunset was beautiful; goodbye sunset.

Our primary goal was to visit Luoping's Jinji Fengcong (Golden Rooster Hills) and its vast rapeseed fields, so we meticulously chose and booked the highly-rated Xinyuan Dream Guesthouse on Ctrip, conveniently located within the scenic area. It was spotlessly clean, tidy, and comfortable, and our spacious view room offered direct views of Jinji Fengcong. After staying here, we realized that staying within the scenic area is absolutely the best choice, saving both time, effort, and money. The guesthouse is run by a young, university-educated couple. The proprietress is a sweet, friendly, and charming young lady; her radiant smile is as captivating as the blooming rapeseed flowers themselves. They offer freshly prepared dishes and rice for all three meals, which are excellent value for money and taste wonderfully fresh and light. The owner even personally drove us to the scenic area entrance in his electric cart, which was incredibly thoughtful. Right outside the guesthouse, there's a field of rapeseed flowers (Pic 2) where every casual snap turns into a stunning photo. Public transport is also conveniently accessible right outside the entrance. I've already recommended it to all my friends on social media who are planning a trip here!

Super hotel, on a été merveilleusement bien accueilli et la chambre est très confortable, il y a tout ce qu'il faut pour un prix inbattable

The little girl at the front desk is very enthusiastic and worthy of praise. The main reason is that the room is not hygienic. The underground is full of hair and the toilet is smelly. After I checked in, I washed the toilet myself. There are also lights in the room that are not fully installed. If it is fully installed, it is fine. Because I went to breakfast at 7:40, there were soy milk and rice noodles at this time, so I could eat enough. In fact, the room is quite new, and the boss should control the hygiene well.

This hotel is located near Pinde Village, just behind Luoping's Jinjifengcong (Golden Rooster Peaks Cluster). The road leading to the hotel also happens to be the entrance to the Jinji Peak Forest Scenic Area, so we encountered some traffic when we arrived. However, the scenery along that road is absolutely beautiful. This village, unlike Jinji Village, is much quieter and more peaceful. Overall, despite being called a 'resort manor,' it feels more like a 'farmhouse stay' (nongjiale). The proprietress is quite a character herself.

The first time I stayed at this hotel, I booked a twin room because I brought children. Each bed was 1.5 meters wide. It was very comfortable and not crowded at all. The environment is clean and hygienic. Very quiet, not noisy at all, the bedding is very clean, and each bed is equipped with electric blankets. Very comfortable to live. Overall: very good, great value for money, highly recommended!