Wujiang Village Stilted Building Homestay

The village is really beautiful, and it is a good idea to unify the management of the hotels in the village. If you don’t want to carry your luggage, you can check it in to the front desk of each hotel. There are shuttle buses in the village for tourists to use, which are free for guests staying there. The room is antique and I love the terrace. There is also a terrace at the breakfast area where you can enjoy the scenery while eating. There are many activities in the village, and it is a very happy journey.

Facilities: Very poor. You can book a five-star hotel for 800 in this city. It's not worth the price. Hygiene: There is dust in the room❗️❗️ Babies who are allergic to dust should not book. There are only a few holes for the entire shower head in the bathroom to output water. It's outrageous. I'm not a bad reviewer. A realistic evaluation. Environment: A group of uncles and aunts quarreled from 8 pm to 4 am, and then another group of uncles and aunts started quarreling again at 6 am. You who live on the first or second floor are lucky 🙂 I sleep well and only sleep for 3 and a half hours. You can see the rest for yourself. Made three phone calls: 1) The front desk couldn't figure out which stilt house I was in, so funny. 2) They said they sent staff to persuade them, but there was no response. They continued to quarrel, and the noise could be heard all over the street outside the hotel. 3) I don't know what the people in this place are like, but the service attitude is casual and there is often no one at the front desk. 4) Most of the staff are locals and speak with a strong accent. The group that came were also local people from Sichuan, Chongqing and Guizhou (not sure which one they were speaking Sichuan dialect), and the staff were more inclined to help the group from Guizhou, Sichuan and Chongqing, so much so that they allowed these people to make noise until four in the morning. He totally ignored my suggestions and opinions, and just said sorry in a calm manner without any other response, as if to say that there were plenty of other people living there who could afford to stay. 4) To check in to this hotel, you have to climb a huge slope, and the design is very inhumane. 5) There were no cups in the room, just a small cup for tea. I subsequently reported this to the front desk staff, who said: “It’s the same everywhere here.” I would like to ask a basic question, shouldn't B&Bs and hotels provide guests with 150ml-200ml glasses for drinking water? 6) Once again, the attitude is very bad, lazy, negligent, and terrible.