Yangshuo Stay

Daniel wrote;

 > I'm also preparing a trip to Guanxi next summer and I found that one
 > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.abstraction.org/rr" target="_blank">http://www.abstraction.org/rr</a> Never been there but LP guide has good
 > review.
 >
 > Have a good trip,
 >
 > Daniel from Montreal

Daniel,

Exactly what we're looking for! Thanks for link and enjoy your trip!

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In article <fObSd.8564$mO6.7345@fe07.lga>, Rick says...
 > My wife and I would like to use Yangshuo (River Li) as a base from which to
 > explore the countryside. We would like to stay in something like an inn
 > rather than a mainstream tourist hotel. Language is not a problem as my
 > wife speaks Mandarin and Cantonese. Thanks in advance.

Just show up there, as there are tons of places to stay in Yangshuo. You
shouldn't even need a booking.
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"Rick" <graham2514 DeleteThis @charter.net> wrote in message
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 > My wife and I would like to use Yangshuo (River Li) as a base from which
 > to explore the countryside. We would like to stay in something like an
 > inn rather than a mainstream tourist hotel. Language is not a problem as
 > my wife speaks Mandarin and Cantonese. Thanks in advance.
 >
 > Rick
 >
 >
You can stay anywhere in this place and everybody speaks English.
For USD 8,00 go to the Faulty Towers Hotel for 40,00 go to the 4 stars.
Just Google and see the hundreds op links.

Lovely place though!

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Rick <graham2514.TakeThisOut@charter.net> wrote:
 > My wife and I would like to use Yangshuo (River Li) as a base from which to
 > explore the countryside. We would like to stay in something like an inn

Just keep in mind that Yangshuo is about as un-Chinese as you can get
without leaving China. If you're there for the surrounding areas then
you won't be disappounted in them, but Yangshou itself isn't somewhere to
spend too much time...

 > rather than a mainstream tourist hotel. Language is not a problem as my
 > wife speaks Mandarin and Cantonese. Thanks in advance.

I'm not sure anyone in Yanghou actually speaks Mandarin or Cantonese -
they all speak english (or at least, something which sounds very similar
to it)

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"Scott Howard" <scott RemoveThis @hunterlink.net.au> schreef in bericht
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 > Rick <graham2514 RemoveThis @charter.net> wrote:
  >> My wife and I would like to use Yangshuo (River Li) as a base from which
  >> to
  >> explore the countryside. We would like to stay in something like an inn
 >
 > Just keep in mind that Yangshuo is about as un-Chinese as you can get
 > without leaving China.

I know some other places, they surely can beat Yangshuo.
HK for example


 > I'm not sure anyone in Yanghou actually speaks Mandarin or Cantonese -
 > they all speak english (or at least, something which sounds very similar
 > to it)


They also speak Italian, German, Spanish, Dutch, French and some other
languages.
All "very well"

But if you look for McDonalds or KFC, there are other places in China where
you can find more of it.


Don't forget to pay ( > 100 Yuan) to the "old man with the 2 cormorants" on
the Yangshuo quay.
Otherwise no picture.

Jokes apart:
Visit the KungFu training centre in one of the backstreets of Yangshuo
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