Hǎibiān Rénjiā

Zhejiang


This very clean budget choice up the steps in Longwan Village and not far from Gold Beach in the southeast of the island has 18 rooms with showers (including a sweet attic room with a skylight) and a tip-top, clean ambience. Renovated in 2016, there's no English spoken but the owners are hard working and efficient.

You're likely to get a discount during the week.


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