Hotels with Breakfast in Danjiangkou

The mountain retreat after a heavy snowfall perfectly captured the essence of the place! The owners were incredibly welcoming, running around busily, providing transportation and even offering hot Huangjing water as soon as we arrived. The next morning, they delivered it directly to the cable car station! The children had a blast playing in the snow; the snow was plentiful, and we happened to arrive at sunset. The owner quickly called us over to look, and the breathtaking beauty of nature truly left no room for words. I must say it three times: the food was delicious! The food was delicious! The food was delicious! The big yellow dog at the restaurant was so friendly! I'd recommend installing underfloor heating; it would be perfect!

Yun Wai Mountain Residence is highly recommended. The hotel is located at the Qiongtai Scenic Spot, approximately 300 meters from the base of the cable car and 50 meters from the bus stop, at an altitude of nearly 1000 meters. This is an ideal location for exploring Wudangshan. The staff is exceptionally friendly and very helpful. I was repeatedly and pleasantly surprised by how much everyone cared for a foreigner without any knowledge of Chinese. The hotel's restaurant offers local and Taoist specialties. The food is excellent. The atmosphere is elegant and meditative. The rooms are spacious with fantastic mountain views. I felt very comfortable for a week – nothing was lacking. Bonus: the five cats also take excellent care of the guests, especially during nighttime strolls. Note: you must take the last bus to the cable car (Qiongtai) at 5 pm, otherwise you will remain in the valley (no exceptions).

This hotel/retreat is an incredibly special place, and I feel so grateful to have come across it in my travels, as it will hold a special place in my memory! I have a strong feeling that I will be back (possibly many times!) in the future. I cannot say enough good things about it, whether it be the beautiful architectural design of the buildings and landscaping of the property, the gorgeous cafe, the zen-like room aesthetic, the calm and nourishing atmosphere of the whole place, the incredibly kind staff, and the nourishing and delicious food (which is made with great attention and care paid to the ingredients (most of which are grown on the farm), and their healing principles according to the elements and Chinese medicine nutrition)). There are free evening healing offerings too, including sound healing, card reading, and other thing, which bring guests together to experience collectively as well, in a beautiful retreat center room. The cafe/lobby building is such a pretty and welcoming space, one could easily spend hours enjoying a conversation or reading a book, or petting one of the many adorable cats that roam the property. Even walking along the meandering path to the hotel from the main road is a beautiful experience, winding through tea fields in this magical valley at the base of steep mountains surrounding it. I have stayed at a number of hotels in China during my travels, but this place is by far my favorite of all of them, for its authentic feel and heartfelt warmth. It truly is a uniquely powerful place for healing and restoration, nestled in such a picturesque, quiet hillside of Wudang mountain!!

The owner was very warm and friendly, helping us upgrade our room and providing hiking poles. The hotel's food service seems to be outsourced, but the quality and portion sizes are definitely worth it. Breakfast can be delivered to your room. The hotel's location is excellent, right opposite the bus stop down the mountain. There's a swing terrace at the entrance where you can watch the sunrise. It was my child's first time seeing a sunrise, and we also got to see a sky full of stars, which was wonderful.

If you're planning to take the cable car up and walk down, this is the place to stay. The location is excellent, right next to the Taizipo Station. We arrived and checked in on the first afternoon, and the next morning we had noodles here before taking the cable car to the Golden Summit. The guesthouse was very clean, and the bedding and bathroom amenities were of high quality. On the day we arrived, the owners were making handmade tofu for Chinese New Year – it smelled so good, I couldn't resist ordering a bowl of tofu pudding. We ordered several dishes for dinner, and the uncle cooked them very well. The owners and their family seemed very kind and simple. When we left, the uncle was carrying a basket of oranges down from Taizipo and kindly offered us some to take on the road… Most importantly, the owners never asked us for a review. So, being the rebellious person I am, I had to give them a long and enthusiastic review!

Just got off the bus, I saw the housekeeper waiting on the side of the road. They smiled and picked up their luggage, and the fatigue of the road was instantly dissipated. Walking along the road for only five minutes, you will arrive at the B&B hidden in the depths of the streets. It is close to Nanyan Palace and Zixuan Palace. There are many restaurants and shops around. You can enter the door and the hustle and bustle will be isolated. The room was clean and bright, and the design of separation of dry and wet was very intimate. I slept extraordinarily that night, and the mattress was moderately firm and soft, like lying in a cloud. Love the terrace facing the mountains. All kinds of green plants stretched out in the morning light, sitting at the tea table, holding the tea. The fog slowly rose from the valley, sometimes winding the peaks, sometimes over the forest. Sitting so quietly, watching the mountains and watching the fog, I forgot the time. Here, the service is silent warmth always appearing in due time when needed, and leaving us with enough quietness. This journey has become different due to this homestay, enjoying the joy of the mountains and rivers, and the warmth of the world.

The location is fantastic, just a one-minute walk to the right from the cable car's upper exit. It's incredibly convenient for watching the sunrise. You can easily catch it from the hotel, next to the tea house, or from the viewing platform which is just a 10-minute walk away. The hotel even provides the sunrise times and recommended departure times. Breakfast and lunch are both available, so you'll have something to eat when you get back. The front desk staff are meticulous, providing timely tips and quickly resolving any issues. The owner is incredibly warm and thoughtful, both practical and meticulous, yet so welcoming 🌹. They even gave us a souvenir when we checked out. Thank you! Wishing them a prosperous business and all the best.

The room is simple and cozy, clean and comfortable, with soft bedding that makes you feel relaxed. It's very quiet at night. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and the local food is delicious. The hotel front desk helped us plan a very practical travel itinerary, saving us from taking too many unnecessary detours. They even thoughtfully reminded us to bring motion sickness patches and medicine, as the winding roads up Shiwangwan Mountain are particularly challenging for those prone to motion sickness.

The environment is fantastic, perfect for a family trip. The butler service is excellent, and the food is incredibly delicious, they even deliver it to your room, which is a big plus. The cleanliness is top-notch, making for a very comfortable stay. Plus, it's pet-friendly, which is awesome!

The location is very convenient, close to Yuxu Palace and the museum, and the surrounding area is not noisy. Facilities: The facilities are relatively old, the windows cannot be closed, and the window screens are useless when they are barely closed. The air conditioner rumbles like a tractor all night, and the air outlet is broken. It blows towards the bed, which makes your mouth dry. Several rooms are like this. Hygiene: The bathroom may have just been cleaned, it is full of water. As soon as you enter, the whole room smells of betel nut. Service: Checked in at night, came on the second day of the Chinese New Year, maybe there were too many people, and there was no room to change. The front desk said to find someone to repair the window, but it didn't come. Even more bottles of water were not given.