I visited this resort over the weekend, definitely not disappointing

Living in Chengdu, I enjoy staying at B&Bs, resorts, and hotels during my free time to unwind 🧘‍♀️ After eyeing Xidi Alanruo for a long time, I found its pricing quite reasonable among B&Bs 💰 In terms of value, the 1k+ room rate isn't cheap but not overly expensive either—what stands out is the service and the owner's generosity 💯 What left a deep impression: the minibar was well-stocked 🍪, complete with snacks, fruits, and desserts 🍰. Though I couldn't finish them all, it clearly showed the owner's thoughtfulness. The hairdryer was a Dyson 💨—I usually bring my own when staying at hotels, but after double-checking the brand, I could leave mine at home this time~ They even provided perfume in the room! Acqua di Parma 🌸—I couldn't resist buying a bottle when checking out~ As for service, no need to say much—the staff were super friendly, helping with luggage 🧳 and escorting us to the room. Attention to detail was on point! 🍽 Dining: After much debate with my friend—he wanted Western food 🥩, I craved hotpot 🔥—I won, and we went for hotpot~ The taste was a delightful surprise! It's the kind of meal worth making a special trip for, even if you're not staying 👏 🏡 Environment: The resort is beautiful and cozy, though our visit happened to coincide with harvest season 🌾, so the next planting cycle hadn't begun yet. The overall view wasn't at its peak, but the indoor spaces were gorgeous and more than enough~ Despite being open for five years, the place still looks brand new—maintenance is excellent 👍