Yushan Hotels with Gym

Nice lady receptionist who checked me in. Not v clean, found many short hairs inside bedding and bathroom floor. Bad sound insulation: clearly heard upstairs people walking around and moving furniture, **************** and screaming heard in the entire corridor! Disappointed as I had expected better from this Huazu hotel.

The mattress is very comfortable, made of latex, and the hygiene is good. There is plenty of drinking water, and there is also a small refrigerator. The customer service is also very good-tempered and very considerate to help you deal with it. The breakfast provided by the restaurant is also very good, hygienic and clean. There is also Jiangxi's local fried noodles. I personally think it is more delicious than the fried noodles in restaurants outside because there is not so much oil. Cantonese people really don't like dishes with so much oil. Breakfast is also Quite bland. There are also many restaurants nearby. If you come here again for a business trip, you will probably choose here again.

The hotel is located next to the Wuaishuangxi Ropeway entrance, but getting to Wuaishuangxi involves a lot of stairs if you walk up. Luckily, there was no queue for the ropeway. The room was clean and tidy, though it would have been nice to have an extra chair. The kids absolutely loved playing in the common areas. A big shout-out to the restaurant too! My child was too tired from hiking to come down for breakfast, and the manager kindly provided a takeaway box and bag. 👍 When we were leaving, our car tire was flat, and the hotel staff proactively helped us resolve the issue. They really made our trip worry-free!

We had such an amazing time during our stay, and had the family room with the slide that our child loved so much. Wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy the peaceful energy of this hotel. There are so many charming areas to explore, and we particularly enjoyed afternoon tea in the cafe by the little stream and stone bridge. The staff were very sweet and helpful throughout our time here, and also arranged the hot soak by the fire in a beautiful bathhouse which we highly recommend. Nestled in the valley between huge mountains, there were great views in every direction. Dinner and breakfast the following morning were really tasty. Would love to come back again.

My stay at Suifeng Shihe Hotel was fantastic! It's super close to the cable car, which made getting up the mountain incredibly convenient. I didn't have to rush early in the morning and easily avoided the peak queue times. The hotel facilities are well-equipped, making for a comfortable and secure stay. The front desk staff were friendly and attentive, check-in was efficient, and they patiently answered all my questions. It's truly an ideal base for a mountain climb.

Surrounded by lush greenery, the air here is so fresh it's intoxicating. The hotel is nestled within the Shenxian Valley Scenic Area, encircled by Mount Huaiyu and Mount Sanqing, offering an exceptional natural environment. I booked a king-size room with a smart mattress; it was clean, spacious, and very warmly decorated. Staying here, everything just slowed down. The private garden is perfect for photos, and my social media post got so many inquiries! The massive infinity pool is absolutely stunning! In the evening, I enjoyed the mountain views with a gentle breeze, and at night, I gazed at the starry sky – the perfect holiday vibe. The pool is also a fantastic spot for photos, definitely a must-visit. There's a fantastic range of activities available, including yoga, tea therapy, sound healing, meditation, and a high-tech wellness space with hydrotherapy, light therapy, and sound therapy – all sorts of cutting-edge tech for precise healing while you relax, truly a godsend for those who love to unwind. I also tried botanical printing, collecting leaves and tapping them onto cloth, which was very engaging. A personal butler was on hand throughout, providing thoughtful and meticulous service. What left the deepest impression was the ancient tree black tea – delicious and healthy. The coffee at the cafe was also great; sipping coffee and unwinding amidst the mountains was incredibly delightful.

The hotel lobby and guest rooms are spacious and bright, the interior is clean and tidy, the sheets, quilts and pillows are hygienic, and the toiletries are complete. The breakfast is good, with many varieties and good quality, suitable for all ages. The disadvantage is that there are many self-paid items in the guest room, and a 200 yuan deposit is required when registering. The guest is also responsible for taking care of these items for the hotel. If the service staff makes mistakes in the room inspection after check-out, the guest will be interrogated like a thief. In short, it will It makes people feel uncomfortable. I hope Ctrip can remind me that this hotel requires a deposit in the future. It is best not to recommend this kind of hotel to me that requires a deposit.

While this hotel nestled atop the mountain isn't cheap, my personal experience made me feel it was absolutely worth every penny. After a tiring hike up the mountain, I checked in and enjoyed a solid hour-long nap. The serene mountain environment was incredibly relaxing, and after waking up, all my fatigue was gone, leaving me feeling completely refreshed. After my rest, I headed to the hotel's outdoor lounge area to quietly enjoy some afternoon tea. The gentle mountain breeze blew softly, surrounded by lush green forests. Away from the hustle and bustle, it was peaceful and healing. Right next to the hotel is the ancient Danjing well of Sanqing Temple, with clear, sweet water that has a smooth feel and a subtle, lingering aftertaste. I drank a good amount of it; the sweet mountain spring water instantly revitalized me, making me feel invigorated by the spirit of the mountains. The biggest surprise of this hotel, however, was waiting for the sunset. The hotel is incredibly close to the Ziyantai Sunset Viewing Platform, just a five-minute walk to reach the best spot. This meant no rushing or jostling through crowds, allowing for a truly leisurely experience. Upon arriving at Ziyantai, I comfortably reclined on a stone platform, surrounded by mountains and a sea of clouds. The evening breeze caressed me, and I felt as if I was quietly absorbing the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, the essence of the sun and moon, finding immense peace within.

I booked this hotel at the foot of Mount Sanqing late in the evening, solely for the duplex layout. I didn't even check its location before booking, only to realize the next day when buying tickets that it's right next to the scenic area entrance – what a fantastic location! The next few photos are taken from the hotel's rooftop terrace – so beautiful! Oh, and summer in Sanqing Mountain is quite cool, though it can be a bit rainy. Sometimes you go up the mountain and it's so foggy you can't see anything, like being in the clouds. Now, about the stay itself. Even though it's a duplex, the bed on the first floor is a small one, tucked by the window near the staircase bend. It really only feels suitable for one person. If you're traveling with more people, this room configuration isn't ideal. My family of four (including two grown children) felt quite cramped sleeping there for one night. Actually, the first-floor space is quite large, but the hotel has used the bigger part for the living room. The sofa and coffee table just look out of place with the rest of the furniture, very mismatched and frankly, a bit low-rent. I can't help but wonder why they didn't just put a large bed on the first floor. That way, both levels of the duplex would have a big bed, and it would still feel spacious – wouldn't that be better? Oh, and here's a crucial point: the hotel's room hygiene definitely needs major improvement. On the toilet seat in the second-floor bathroom, we found some unidentified excrement *before* we even used it. When I communicated this to the staff, all I got was a simple ”sorry.” I ended up sanitizing the seat myself. Honestly, such disgusting hygiene issues are quite off-putting. I really hope they can strengthen their improvements in the future! Aside from that, everything else was quite satisfactory.

Not far from the Sanqingshan Jinsha cable car entrance, with free parking available in the square out front. The decor has a classic feel but isn't outdated at all, with no strange smells and well-maintained facilities. The hotel lobby even boasts the world's largest ceramic vase!