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17350 Unique places to stay in China

Best family friendly China unique stays

Among the 17350 accommodations in China, here are the 4 best family friendly unique accommodations

Monratino The Orange Farmstay - Darjeeling - China
9.5 4 reviews
China
20/06 – 27/06
A$44/nighttotal: A$308 (7 )

Monratino The Orange Farmstay - Darjeeling

1 2
farm , Takdāh
Monratino The Orange Farmstay offers a peaceful rural retreat in Takdah, West Bengal, conveniently located within 27-35 km of attractions including Ghoom Monastery, the Tibetan Buddhist Monastery, and Happy Valley Tea Estate.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage provides a tranquil escape for couples or families, featuring private bathroom facilities and easy access to local transport for exploring Darjeeling's sights.
Maliani Farms - China
China
01/07 – 31/07
A$48/nighttotal: A$1440 (30 )

Maliani Farms

1 3
farm , Takdāh
Maliani Farms offers a rural retreat in Takdah, 67km from Bagdogra International Airport.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom farmhouse provides bed linen, towels, Asian breakfast, free toiletries, and private parking; pets are welcome.
Kousani Naranga Farmstay-kagey - China
China
20/06 – 27/06
A$40/nighttotal: A$280 (7 )

Kousani Naranga Farmstay-kagey

1 2
farm , Pedong
Kousani Naranga Farmstay, situated in Pedong, West Bengal, is approximately 46 km from Pakyong Airport.
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom retreat offers guests free private parking, a bathtub, complimentary toiletries, and slippers; it's ideally located for exploring nearby trekking trails and viewpoints in the Pedong hills.
Peky's - China
8.6 34 reviews
China
22/09 – 26/09
A$21/nighttotal: A$84 (4 )

Peky's

1 1
chalet , Kurseong
K - Den Homestay & Cafe is situated in Kurseong, a short distance from popular attractions like Tiger Hill, Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary, and Tiger Hill Sunrise Observatory, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the scenic beauty of the hills. This chalet has received very good ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The homestay has two bedrooms and one bathroom, spanning 21 square metres. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a garden, a terrace, a swimming pool, a fully equipped kitchen, parking, and free Wi-Fi, making it an ideal choice for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

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Best China unique stays with a pool

Beej Farm - China
10 1 review
China
06/10 – 20/10
A$34/nighttotal: A$476 (14 )

Beej Farm

1 2
farm , Kalimpong
This farm stay in Kalimpong is situated approximately 45 kilometres from Tiger Hill Sunrise Observatory and 45 kilometres from Ghum Monastery.
Beej Farm offers one bedroom and one bathroom with a garden, terrace, balcony, parking, and WiFi, serving Asian or vegetarian breakfasts.
Cabalina Grove | The Creek – Quiet Garden Bungalow - China
China
10/08 – 16/08
A$108/nighttotal: A$648 (6 )

Cabalina Grove | The Creek – Quiet Garden Bungalow

1 2
bungalow , Cat Hai
This secluded eco-luxury hideaway, a standalone bungalow, is located within Cabalina Grove on Cat Bà Island, a part of Cat Hai, set amidst limestone mountains and mangroves.
This intimate retreat offers a private veranda with nature views, super king beds, air conditioning, internet, a swimming pool, and accommodates up to three guests, making it ideal for romantic escapes and mindful travellers.

Frequently asked questions about unique stays in China

  • What are some hidden gems to explore?

    For a truly off-the-beaten-path experience, consider exploring the ancient villages of the Huangshan region, with their stunning scenery and traditional architecture. Alternatively, the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, with its towering sandstone pillars that inspired the scenery in Avatar, offers breathtaking hikes and fewer crowds than some of China's more famous sites. For a cultural immersion, the Pingyao Ancient City, a remarkably well-preserved walled city, provides a fascinating glimpse into China's past.
  • Which airport should you arrive at?

    It depends entirely on your destination within China. Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) and Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) are the largest and best connected, serving as excellent gateways for many travellers. However, for specific regions, other airports might be more convenient. Always check flight options and compare travel times to your final destination before booking.
  • What is generally accepted for payment?

    While credit cards are becoming more widely accepted in larger cities and tourist areas, cash, specifically the Chinese Yuan (CNY), remains king. Mobile payment apps like Alipay and WeChat Pay are incredibly prevalent and often preferred, even in smaller towns. It's advisable to carry some cash, especially in rural areas, and download one of the mobile payment apps for ease of transactions.
  • How would you describe the safety of road conditions and driving habits?

    Road conditions vary considerably across China. Major highways are generally well-maintained, but smaller roads in rural areas can be less developed. Driving habits can be quite different from what many international visitors are used to; it's often fast-paced and can feel chaotic at times. Using ride-hailing apps or public transport is often a safer and less stressful option, especially in larger cities.
  • What steps should you take if your passport goes missing?

    Immediately report the loss to the nearest police station and contact your embassy or consulate in China. They will guide you through the process of obtaining emergency travel documents and assist with reporting the loss to the relevant authorities. Keep copies of your passport information and visa in a separate location for such emergencies.
  • Where should you spend a week to experience the best of the country?

    A week in China allows for a good mix of experiences. A suggested itinerary might include a few days in Beijing, exploring the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, and the Great Wall; followed by a high-speed rail journey to Xi'an to see the Terracotta Army. The remaining days could be spent in Shanghai, experiencing its modern skyline and vibrant cultural scene.
  • Where can you have the best weekend experience?

    Shanghai offers a fantastic weekend getaway. Its modern architecture, diverse culinary scene, and bustling nightlife provide ample entertainment. Alternatively, a weekend in Guilin offers a beautiful natural escape, allowing you to cruise the Li River and explore the stunning karst landscape.
  • What festivals are highly recommended for visitors?

    The Spring Festival (Lunar New Year) is a spectacular event, though it's crucial to book travel and accommodation well in advance. The Mid-Autumn Festival, with its mooncake celebrations, is another significant cultural experience. Many regional festivals also offer unique insights into local traditions; research festivals coinciding with your travel dates.
  • Does China have Uber or comparable ride-hailing services?

    While Uber is not available in China, there are several popular domestic ride-hailing apps, most notably Didi Chuxing. Didi offers a range of services, from private cars to taxis, and is widely used throughout the country. Download the app before your arrival for convenient transportation.
  • What’s the top spot for favourable weather conditions?

    The best time to visit for pleasant weather varies across regions. However, Yunnan province, particularly the city of Kunming, often enjoys mild temperatures and sunshine throughout the year, making it a popular choice for those seeking favourable conditions.

Best China unusual places with a garden

Home Modern Stays - China
9.9 92 reviews
China
20/06 – 27/06
A$158/nighttotal: A$1106 (7 )

Home Modern Stays

1 2
bungalow , Taipei City
This Taipei City house, situated in the East District, is a 10-minute walk (approximately 0.8 km) from Zhongxiao Dunhua and Nanjing Fuxing MRT stations and Taipei Arena.
The one-bedroom property sleeps six guests, features a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and microwave, a garden, air conditioning, a 43-inch smart TV, Nespresso machine, and is within easy reach of numerous bars and Taipei City landmarks.
Zelepla Village Resort By Stayapart - China
China
20/06 – 27/06
A$69/nighttotal: A$483 (7 )

Zelepla Village Resort By Stayapart

1 2
farm , Kalimpong
Little Hut Zelepla Eco Village Retreat is located in Kalimpong district, just 57 miles from Bagdogra International Airport, offering a peaceful escape from the city. The surrounding area is rural and tranquil, perfect for those seeking a relaxing break.
This farm stay has one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to two guests. It features a private balcony with stunning countryside views, a garden, and parking, perfect for enjoying the surrounding nature and fresh air.
Cinchonna Farmstay - China
China
18/06 – 28/06
A$32/nighttotal: A$320 (10 )

Cinchonna Farmstay

1 1
farm , Darjeeling
This Cinchonna Farmstay is situated in Darjeeling, 24 kilometres from Ghum Monastery and 26 kilometres from the Tibetan Buddhist Monastery.
This 216 square metre farm offers accommodation for up to five guests with one bedroom and one bathroom, featuring air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a garden, balcony, bar, and private parking, with breakfast options including continental, Asian, and vegetarian.
Stuv's Homestay (1 Bhk)
Home That Feels Yours - China
10 18 reviews
China
30/09 – 14/10
A$27/nighttotal: A$378 (14 )

Stuv's Homestay (1 Bhk) Home That Feels Yours

1 2
bungalow , Ranchi
This Ranchi flat offers a familiar and warm atmosphere, featuring one bedroom and one bathroom, with a guest capacity of three, providing comforts akin to home for short or long stays.
Conveniently located in Ranchi, this apartment provides a sense of belonging with personalized shared spaces and quiet corners, and includes internet, a kitchen, and parking.

Best China unique stays with a jacuzzi

Among the 17350 accommodations in China, here are the 1 best unique accommodations with a jacuzzi

Traditional Mongolian Ger - China
10 1 review
China
10/08 – 16/08
A$76/nighttotal: A$456 (6 )

Traditional Mongolian Ger

1 2
yurt , Jargalant
This Mongolian ger, or yurt, is situated in a peaceful, natural setting in Jargalant, its precise location within the district unspecified.
The 1-bedroom yurt sleeps 4 guests, includes a kitchen, bathroom, jacuzzi, parking, and offers airport transfers (optional); self-catering is possible with basic kitchenware provided.
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