Green Forest Villa

The transportation is very convenient, and you will be right next to the intersection.
When checking in, there was a bit of misunderstanding because the reservation name was too similar to that of another group of guests. Fortunately, we booked the room through Yiyou. Com, and the customer service quickly helped to clarify and solve the problem.
The host of the B&B is a simple elderly couple. Grandpa saw us looking at the big rooster, so he asked the children if they wanted to pick up the eggs of Luding chickens. The next day after breakfast, I came to ask the children if they wanted to pick up duck eggs. Then I realized that ducks don’t lay eggs in a nest, and they have to hunt for eggs like Easter eggs.
After looking for eggs, the children started looking for ducks. Ducks were running around in groups, which was very cute.
We lived in a building in the middle of the building. The floor was very clean. Except for the bathroom, which was a bit retro, we were very satisfied with the rest. The space was spacious and there was a pastoral view outside the window. My son who has asthma and allergies does not sneeze when he wakes up in the morning, which is very rare and suitable for another visit.

Travelling with family in Taiwan and on our way to Hualien, we had booked this accommodation relatively late. We were not expecting too much, especially when we saw the location was a little far from the city centre (? 10mins) and adjacent to a highway. Easy enough to find with Google maps and we drove in and welcomed by a lovely old couple. I mean really welcomed. We felt at home the whole stay. My wife, who speaks Mandarin, kept calling him uncle. We fully expected to be staying in a room in the house but it turned out we had a cabin with 2 double beds, well and truly enough for my wife and one of our kids travelling with us. Wood panelling, cathedral roof, TV with cable channels and a few movie channels in English, kettle, bar fridge, reverse cycle air con/heating, double glazed windows (still could hear the traffic but muted), usual disposable amenities — all simple and basic but comfortable. If you are looking for better pillows and firmer bed springs then it may be not ideal but we slept soundly. The elderly gentleman gave us suggestions for dinner and we drove literally 2 minutes (right, left, though the traffic lights then first restaurant on the right) and had a fabulous meal at a traditional Chinese restaurant which we got to before last order at 19:45. Also managed to get a load of washing done in their laundry which saved us a trip to a laundromat! The next morning we really appreciated our surrounds.

My family originally planned to stay for 3 nights, but eventually, we left after 1 night because there were many small black bugs, which naked eyes can see, coming out from the mattresses and quilts. It was scary. I Googled and found that the tiny bugs should be due to mold, which was reasonable considering the overall damp condition inside the rooms without dehumidifiers. We slept on the hard floor that night (couldn't fall asleep at all) left the next day, booked another hotel with extra money.
Frankly, the outside environment is excellent, but the room facilities are really run-down. This is a good place and I strongly urge the owner to spend some money to renew the facilities inside the rooms, including the unstable hot water supply, old lamps with spider webs, damaged wardrobes, etc.