Pet Friendly Hotels in Baoting

Thank you very much to hotel owners! You have made our stay magical and fairy! Wish you and your business prosperity! As for accommodation, it is just as in the pictures! No distortion. I liked how the light was organized. Beautiful! The hotel is 150 meters from the thermal sources, in the tropical forest. On the hotel territory a beautiful restaurant! All the dishes are delicious. Lanzja secret tofu melts in the mouth! Wild amarant roasted with acid pleasantly surprised. The coconut rice was enjoyed for breakfast. Visit Mount Qixian Hot Springs National Forest Park, which is 3.3 km. There and back arriving on a park bus. They made a climb to the mountain. Inexpected! We will definitely return to this charming place!

The boss is very good! Take care of it. The idyllic scenery of Nanguo is quiet and elegant. When I left, the proprietress also sent two bottles of Wang Laoji. The mood was warm and the heat was nothing! The yellow dog at home is very kind and pleasant. The recommended opposite leisure restaurant is also good!

Breakfast was good, though the variety wasn't extensive. The staff's attitude was absolutely fantastic!!! Every staff member we encountered on the way was incredibly nice, super enthusiastic, and very considerate. The pool and hot spring bath were also great, and the room was clean. Since it's in a rainforest, there might be a slight damp smell upon check-in, but it goes away quickly if you air out the room. The room also came equipped with mosquito repellent spray, a mosquito lamp, and medicated oil. The scenery is beautiful!! There's a shuttle bus service within the resort for transfers; just ask a staff member to call one, it's very convenient. I want to reiterate! I truly loved the service attitude! I'll definitely come back next time!!!

Overall verdict: Highly, highly recommended! We arrived close to 7:30 PM, as it was dark and difficult to drive. We missed the night rainforest tour and it was shift change for the front desk, so no one answered the phone. Our GPS led us to a parking lot but we couldn't find the hotel. Frustrated, I contacted the travel agency's customer service. Later, after understanding the situation and experiencing the stay, I would recommend it even more! 1. Upon arrival, I couldn't reach the front desk. A park security guard came to help me contact them and explained that the hotel needed to pick us up, and that it was quite a long trip down the mountain. The security guard chatted with us and later even helped with our luggage – he was fantastic! The driver who picked us up helped load our bags and then bowed to welcome us. I felt a bit embarrassed, as this country bumpkin had never received such treatment before! 2. The driver mentioned he rushed to pick us up in a sightseeing buggy, and that he could have used a business car but there wasn't time to switch, as we had also contacted customer service to expedite our pickup. If you're traveling with children, it's best to ask them to switch cars. My baby had just woken up, so I quickly put a hat on him – it was windy going up the mountain at night, so luckily he didn't catch a cold. 3. There was only one young lady at the hotel's night front desk. She came out to meet us upon arrival and helped carry our belongings upstairs. She also contacted the manager and a guide to arrange a special night rainforest tour for us. This activity is highly recommended! You'll see many animals you wouldn't see during the day, like frogs, lingzhi crabs, leopard geckos, and fish in the mountain spring. The guide also explained about the plants – it was really worth it!!! Much better than just wandering around and looking at the scenery during the day!!! Ladies, don't miss this if you come! 4. The travel agency provided welcome fruit, and my little one loved the bananas. Our suite was incredibly spacious, taking up an entire floor. This country bumpkin hasn't stayed in many fancy hotels, but I thought the hygiene was excellent; I didn't get itchy while sleeping. The hairdryer was a Laifen, and there were disposable toilet seat covers and bath covers. There were no bugs in the room either, which was great. 5. The hotel has a fish spa and a heated pool. I didn't see anyone in the main pool, but foreigners were using the heated pool at night. It was my first time smelling the scent of night-blooming jasmine upon entering the hotel. I initially thought the hotel had sprayed something, but it was a natural fragrance! It was very faint during the day, but incredibly strong on the way back to the room at night. 6. The hotel front desk was responsive to everything. Breakfast was also decent; at one point, the kitchen burned the chicken sausages, and the staff noticed and specifically told them to remove them. However, my request to pack some fruit for the baby was declined. 7. During the day, if you want to go down the mountain, they'll pick you up and drop you off quite quickly. Of course, the driver wasn't as enthusiastic as the one at night. We rested until check-out, stored our luggage, then wandered around and played. Afterwards, we rested and charged our devices in the hotel pavilion, asking for hot water to make formula for the baby, while waiting for the car to take us down the mountain. If you come, sisters, you can ask the hotel for bottled water to take with you – drinks in the park are so expensive! A classic popsicle was 6 yuan, my goodness. The front desk even gave us little woven dragonflies, so cute! My only regret is that we should have arrived earlier to enjoy the hotel more. You could consider a deeper exploration of the park; the map shows how huge it is! Get to bed early and then explore the animal area in the morning when there are fewer people. Later in the afternoon, there were so many Russian tour groups and student groups – just too many people!!!

The 98-square-meter room with a private courtyard offered great privacy, but breakfast was very mediocre, and the room service was terrible. It felt like the staff hadn't received proper pre-job training; their attitudes made you feel like they were in a bad mood. I had to call three times to get the sink cleaned, and then they came before 9 AM to clean the private hot tub, which wasn't ready until 10:50 AM. Housekeeping finally arrived, and didn't even close the door behind them, letting mosquitoes in. The connection between the weathered stone on the edge of the private hot tub and the wall wasn't sealed, so dirt and bugs could get in through the gaps. The chicken in the chicken soup at the Chinese restaurant wasn't fully cooked, but the flavor was decent. They later brought some passion fruit, so I didn't feel comfortable bringing up the chicken again. In summary, the natural scenery is indeed beautiful, and there aren't many people. The public hot springs are few, and probably also not crowded, with one or two pools of spring water in total, across 5 small public hot tubs. The area isn't very large. For the arcade games, you get 10 tokens initially, then it's one yuan per token, and the games are quite outdated. You have to call to request disposable slippers, and there are no children's bathrobes. Renting a swimming ring costs 10 yuan per use.

The name ”Li Family One Night” itself has a distinctly Li ethnic feel. The landlady is very hardworking, and her fish and seafood soup are especially delicious. They also quickly resolved a minor issue with the TV. However, the name ”Li Family One Night” could be a bit more catchy, perhaps something like ”Li Family Ten Nights” or ”Li Family Lifetime.”

The first time I came to Sanya, I stayed in this villa, half an hour away from Sanya, the room was clean and hygienic, I felt that I lived in the big shop, the villa was also very quiet, there was no noise, the air was very good, they were all single-family villas, and they were also very private. The front little sister was very careful and told us about the surrounding travel guides. Worth recommending to everyone