"Choosing the Laowantong Homestay in Mangjing, Jingmai Mountain, was a perfect choice for our group. We came from Pu'er, first visiting Nuogan (a type of dried sweet potato dish), then arriving at the homestay, where we were warmly received by the landlady. There was a minor hiccup, but she resolved it promptly, and we were very satisfied with her problem-solving attitude. The homestay's elevated location offered stunning mountain views right from the curtains, instantly creating a tranquil atmosphere. In the evening, we even captured a beautiful sunset from the third-floor balcony. The owner is humorous and cheerful, treating everyone to baijiu (Chinese liquor) and barbecue that night – a classic gesture that brought together travelers from all over. Everyone enjoyed the food and drinks; the atmosphere was fantastic. The next morning, we missed the sunrise at the Manghong Octagonal Pagoda, but upon returning to the homestay, we encountered a breathtaking sea of clouds – an indescribable experience! For breakfast, the landlady made rice noodles, eggs, and small bread rolls herself. While the selection wasn't extensive, it was clean and tasted good. The sight of the owner squatting to eat his noodles was also quite unique. Therefore, Laowantong is a great choice for visiting Jingmai Mountain."
"Going to Jingmai Mountain to rest in this small county for one night, I didn't expect it to be good. The room was large, clean and tidy, and the wet and dry were separated. The front desk was warm and thoughtful, and the room was upgraded for free. The parking lot in the backyard is large and it is very convenient to drive by car."
"This guesthouse exceeded my expectations! The location is super convenient, situated in Mangjing Shangzhai, close to the main road. The paths leading to it are smooth, so no dragging luggage over rocky terrain. Plus, the owner even offers pick-up and drop-off from the roadside. The room is spacious, and all the facilities are brand new, including a fantastic smart toilet. The balcony view is absolutely stunning; you can enjoy the sunset right from your room, which is incredibly relaxing. The owner is also very warm and friendly, always offering us snacks, tea, or even roasted milk. Highly, highly recommend!"
"Although the room was small, it had everything you needed. It was very quiet in Jingmai Village. It was about a half-hour drive to Wengji and Nuogan. What was particularly amazing was that there were two small restaurants nearby where the local food was really delicious. In the evening, the owner would brew tea around a stove on the roof, and the roasted milk was very tasty!"
"To be fair, the environment is indeed lovely, and the landscape design, including the pool and gym, is very well-thought-out. However...
1) The room was too hot. It was 31 degrees Celsius when we checked in. We set the air conditioning to 16 degrees with maximum fan speed and left it on all night. The next day, the display still showed 29 degrees. It was incredibly stuffy.
2) The breakfast selection was quite limited. My parents, who were traveling with me, said it wasn't even as good as Atour's. There were no hot dishes at all. We only found out we could order stir-fried beef with broccoli by asking. The rice noodles were also the worst we'd had on our entire Yunnan road trip – soft and mushy. My parents mentioned speaking to a staff member who said it was due to low occupancy, so they hadn't prepared much. This really shouldn't be the standard for an InterContinental. Even if there aren't many cold dishes, simply making a decent bowl of noodles or rice vermicelli would significantly improve the experience.
I could sense the staff's eagerness to please and their diligence; they kept asking how our stay was and what we wanted to eat. They even brought a bowl of tangyuan (sweet glutinous rice balls) even after we said we didn't want any. But honestly, it felt a bit misplaced. It would have been much better if they had focused on ensuring comfortable room temperatures and providing a basic, decent breakfast selection."
"Perfection exists. It’s here haha ! Beautiful place, rooms with stunning views. The first evening, we left our stuffs in the room and got invited to join villagers for drinking and diner.
The host are very kind and helpful. I had more free tea in 3 days than ever in the rest of my life.
The village is also very cute and it looks very peaceful. We had a great barbecue at the nearest restaurant the other night. You also are not far from other villages !
We will come back :)"
Located in Manghong New Village, Jingmai Mountain, Pu'er, our villa lies within the UNESCO World Heritage Site – Jingmai Mountain Ancient Tea Forest.
Most rooms feature a private terrace where you can step out to a sea of clouds floating above thousand‑year‑old tea trees. The rooftop Pavilion public viewing terrace offers an unobstructed 360° panorama – perfect for sunrise over the clouds in the morning and sunset glowing over the tea mountains in the evening, then stargazing at night.
Free on-site parking is available for a hassle‑free self‑drive arrival. Interiors are crafted with natural wood, providing cozy beds and private bathrooms. In the common area, you can enjoy traditional roasted Pu'er tea while listening to the wind and birds.
Whether you are a photographer, a tea lover, or simply seeking a serene escape above the clouds, you will find peace and depth of time here.
"A newly opened guesthouse in Manghong boasts a prime location. The rooms are clean and the facilities are new. Every morning, drawing back the curtains reveals a stunning view of the misty mountains, and you can also enjoy the view from the rooftop. The sounds of insects chirping and roosters crowing in the morning are incredibly soothing.
Furthermore, the guesthouse breakfast is delicious. During my three-day stay, I looked forward to slurping downstairs for a bowl of steaming hot, fragrant rice noodles every morning! The fried eggs were also delicious. Highly recommended!
Another day missing Jingmai Mountain..."
"The proprietress was very enthusiastic, greeted us for tea, and also sent a gift of raw tea, thank you. The little brother in Guangdong introduced us to many anecdotes of Jingmai Mountain. Although it rained for two days, I felt that I didn't come here in vain. The house is newly built, just on the big slope at the entrance of the village. Parking at the door is very convenient. The room is facing the woods, very open, suitable for a daze. The only thing that takes a bath is too slow, this is a problem with the design of the house, which does not affect the overall experience."
"Environment: Right next to the Traveler's Palm, with an even better view. The courtyard is so peaceful, I absolutely love it. There are broccoli trees nearby, beautiful under the starry sky.
Facilities: Clean and hygienic, all facilities are complete. The owner is incredibly capable.
Service: The owner is very welcoming, and there are so many great items waiting to be discovered. Every evening, the fireside tea party is a small table where travelers from all over the world chat freely. Milk tea, corn wine, sweet potatoes, corn, colorful peanuts, ugly oranges…you can grill anything.
I'll definitely come again."
Whole-house smart system, goose down comforter, memory foam pillow, Kohler bathroom with dry and wet separation, Hengjie ceramic integrated basin, light smart toilet, branded mattress.
"The proprietress is super enthusiastic, the room facilities are very complete, and the disposable towels are prepared intimately. The whole house is full of smart devices. The room is not damp and it is very comfortable to live in! When you have nothing to do, you can sit in the front desk lobby and drink tea and chat with the boss. It is very good! I didn't take pictures of the room, share a few beautiful views ~"
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