The last property in the valley (in Hamlet No 5 of Xizhazi village), this is a favourite for Chinese hikers. There is a large shaded terrace dining area with fine Great Wall views. Rooms are neat and clean, and sleep two to seven people on traditional kàng-style beds. Most have attached bathrooms. Accepts online bookings at www.trip.com.
Zhaoshi Shanju Farm House
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