4-Star Hotels in Lujiang

I lived in Miracle and also in the Ant Tree House. Miraculously clean, the room is tidy, the bed is big and comfortable, suitable for little ones. You can bring your own bicycle to drive in the countryside, and you can enter Miracle Village from the back door about 20 meters away. As a Guangdong player, this place is very cost-effective. Not having a washing machine is a drawback. If you have children, you must wash them more often. Hand towels and bath towels are in the shower room, which is inconvenient when washing. There weren't many street lights when I went back at night, and the street signs weren't very clear. Breakfast was just passable. There are not many parking spaces in the parking lot. Complimentary: Miracle Farm parent-child tickets for two adults and one child: The farm has fish catching, web crawling, chicken catching, painting, vegetable growing, sweet potato digging, and sand play. The best thing about Miracle is that it requires IP and has seven cute chicks.

I once dreamed of walking the world with my sword, but now I have quietly no wind. This time I came to the Lijiang River and wanted to have a good rest for a day. I really found this resort hotel. Very quiet and not many people. The room is very spacious, and the room facilities are still very new after two years of opening. There are also mountain climbing trails in the park, and friends who like to climb the mountain strongly recommend it. There are more than 20 kilometers. The treasure town Lijiang is really not boasting. Hahaha

The room has an outdoor soaking tub and an indoor bathtub, perfect for a relaxing soak after playing in the water. Especially at night, adding some flower petals to the tub, looking up at the lotus pond under the moonlight, and feeling the breeze creates an incredibly atmospheric ambiance. It's not just a room for taking pictures; it's genuinely comfortable to stay in. During the day, you can easily explore the surrounding area. A few minutes' walk will take you to He Yatou Lotus Flower Amusement Park, where you can take the kids on the lotus pond train through a sea of ​​flowers, walk along the wooden boardwalk to see the lotus flowers up close, and pick lotus pods – a truly idyllic experience. Afterwards, you can drive to the Ding Ruchang Memorial Hall, where the white-walled, black-tiled Jianghuai-style houses are very charming, and the museum is also a good place to introduce children to some history. Back at the hotel in the evening, the outdoor pool is a happy haven for the kids. My favorite rhythm of the trip was: Daytime: see lotus flowers, play in the water, and stroll around; Evening: watch the sunset over the vast lotus pond; Evening: soak in the tub in the room; The next morning: wake up to the breeze from the lotus pond and the croaking of frogs – pure bliss!