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Yuncha Yihao Manshan Yunju Villa
Menghai|1.26km from Dayi Manor
It’s an option far away from the sky-high price of rooms in Banna (the disadvantage is that it takes 1 hour one way to go to Banna), but I can save at least 7,000 by staying for two nights. I think it’s worth it. There is nothing wrong with the hotel itself, but the breakfast is very poor, and the train is also a scam. .
If you arrive at night and find that the building where you enter the hotel has no lights, don’t be afraid. Just drive a few dozen meters ahead and there will be a security booth at the entrance.
The hotel is located in Dayi Manor No. 1 Yuntai. It is a scenic spot in itself. The hotel lobby has a very distinctive appearance and is so beautiful at night. The guest rooms are also clean and tidy, which is pretty good.
It was obvious that the entire park had no intention of investing in maintenance after it was built, and flowers and plants grew randomly. The park itself is a scenery. You can spend half a day feeling the smell of the forest and the fragrance of fallen leaves, and enjoy it quietly for half a day.
There is a small train in the park. Some room types come with free tickets, but some do not. If you don’t have a ticket, it costs 50 yuan per person. However, you will not be asked if you have a ticket when you get on the train. After you take the elevator to the second floor and get on the train, everyone After everyone was seated, the tickets were checked. If there were no tickets, please make up for them. It doesn't cost much, but you should make it clear when you get on the bus that you need to buy a ticket. In the recovery of the tourism industry after the epidemic, integrity is the basic prerequisite. As a result, the short journey was converted into a battery car before it even reached the end.
Breakfast was unbearable, my wife was sick, and there was not enough food for two days in a row. Steamed buns and fried rice, the water was boiling water, but later there was no boiling water. There was no tea in the hometown of Pu'er tea. I asked my sister to cook three small bowls of vegetarian noodles. When she brought them over, she asked, ”Can you eat it?” She reluctantly put down the three bowls. The three of us couldn't eat three bowls? Even if there is no meat for breakfast, you don’t want to give it to vegetarian fans? It's been like this for two days in a row, and it's hard to even eat enough.
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