Ulasan three sisters＇hotel

Really cool experience living in a traditional tulou where you get to see locals going about their day. Will highly recommend this one becos they have their own washroom on the ground floor and it is clean. There are a few other inns/accom in the same building but they have to use the public washroom outside of the building.

Very local resident, happy to live in

I would totally recommend staying at the Three Sister's Hotel. It is surely a very unique experience being able to stay in a Tulou and experiencing the local life in there. Just be aware the building is mostly wood, which means that it can be noisy and the walls are thin. So if you are a light sleeper, I would suggest bringing some earplugs. The inn keeper was also super friendly and helpful. Even though we didn't speak the same language, we could communicate easily through Wechat, and he gave me tips about the public transport I should take to go to my next destination.

I stayed one night here. It was really clean and the owners are really friendly. It's a great experience staying here. I recommend it. Je suis resté une nuit. La chambre était vraiment propre et les propriétaires sont très sympathiques. C'était une superbe expérience de rester dans ce Tulou. Je recommande chaudement. This comment has been written by a french traveller. Ce commentaire a été rédigé par un voyageur français.

Great experience for someone looking for an authentic tulou living experience. The bathrooms are shared downstairs which for me was no problem at all. The hosts cook very good home made food.

If you really want to experience Tulou culture and understand how life is there (yes, also shared bathroom), this is the place! The hosts are also really nice, and the location is really great to go and explore the area!

We loved our stay there. We would definitely go back. Recommended. Shared toilet ground floor, fine by ok but it may nor be for everyone.Choose knowingly and dont complain. Lovely family running the inn. Freshly made dlicious food made right in front of you. Thank you so much!!

Amazing place to stay. You get to stay in a Tulou and enjoy the village life which is great. The family can cook for you some delicious meals and they are very kind and friendly. Highly recommend

It’s an amazing experience to stay here. The owners are warm and helpful. The room is comfortable, meals are available, and the shared bathroom situation is not too inconvenient. There are meals available. Everything is as clean as you could expect. Definitely recommended!

Been there from 2nd to 4th of Jan, Great place, better stay at least a couple of nights to fully enjoy the tulou life. Mr Huang and wife were amazing, some of the most hospitable people I’ve ever met. They cooked food for us and gave the best advices about exploring the surroundings. If you have time, at sunset, walk up to the bus stop and find the little gap in the guardrail, it will bring you straight to the rice terraces. Can see the Tulou Complex from a different point of view!

Excellent experience! Definitely worth to stay! Yeah, it’s a shared bathroom and there is no AC in a room, but it’s an authentic place, you live with locals door-to-door! Highly recommend! The owner is very friendly!

The guesthouse is located in one of the Tulou of Tianluokeng cluster, so it's perfect for the travelers who wants to experience the Tulou life, especially at night when all the crowds leave and the village becomes quiet. The owners, who also have their restaurant in the same Tulou, are kind and friendly, and provided help to navigate the transportation of the area. Bonus point, they welcomed foreign guests! The rooms are very basic but overall clean, and the bed is quite comfortable! Even if it was cold temperature, the blanket was surprisingly warm and cozy! We initially thought we would be freezing at night, but instead we slept very well. Of course when lodging in such a traditional countryside dwelling, the facility is really old and could be a bit noisy especially at night if there are many other guests walking around on the upper floors, as there's not much sound proofing. The bathroom downstairs is shared with many rooms so it's not quite suitable for showering. Overall was a nice countryside stay, we will always keep Tianluokeng in our hearts.

Great hosts! The owner will collect your luggage from the observation deck. He cooked dinner, showed us the fireflies at night and arranged a taxi for the next day. There's a clean toilet/shower on the first floor so no need to use the public bathrooms. Seemed to be one of the quieter buildings to stay in after seeing the activity around the others at night.

Inside the oval-shaped Wenchang Building, which serves four dishes and one soup, you need to buy a scenic spot ticket before checking in. While you can't be too particular about the interior of a tulou, the owners clearly love cleanliness. The small inn also changes the toilet paper after each guest, and although the bathrooms are shared, they are kept very clean.