Dog fur is just apart of the decor in my home
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Chongqing is known for spicy food and a lot of hot pot. There are hot pot restaurants on almost every corner. It is a vibrant and bustling city that comes alive at night with nightly food markets and bars galore.
Chongqing is not only great for living the big city life, but it is also incredibly dog friendly. We were able to take our dogs almost everywhere and no one cared or reacted negatively.
Yidan's Homestay
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Yidan was a great host. Communicating with her was really easy. We had 3 dogs in her Airbnb apartment with no problems. She has her own dog and is a true dog lover.
The apartment was very cozy. It has two large bedrooms that each have their own bathroom. Each bedroom has its own bedroom door which was great for me because it prevented my dog from barking at people walking in the hallway.
The neighbour was also really nice when we checked in. She was telling us that she has 4 dogs herself and loves dogs.
The rooms were clean and cozy. The beds were comfortable and both rooms had large windows with a view.
The location of this Airbnb was great! It was downtown and right outside the building was a food street. The apartment was very close to the metro and lots of tourist sights. The apartment also has an accessible rooftop with grass which made late night doggie bathroom breaks easy.
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