Atour Hotels in Huangshan

Very recommended. Will definitely stay at this hotel again. Good location within walking distance to Huangshan scenic area, lots of restaurants and minimarts nearby. The hotel itself is superb. We stay at a family room for 3. The room itself has 2 storey with spacious toilet and a sofa, and a double bed and a single bed upstairs. Breakfast is tasty with various local dishes but the same kind of food in our stay for 2 days there. The hotel provides free 24 hr laindry room with commercial washers and driers.

The hotel offers comprehensive and smart amenities, comfortable river view rooms, and convenient transportation. The breakfast and coffee are excellent, and takeout is also available. It's perfect for both family vacations and business trips. It's beautiful and convenient for travel.

The front desk service was in place and very considerate. They upgraded our room and arranged a suitable seat for us. The breakfast was also rich. It was very convenient to travel. The hotel has convenient parking, and the green belt and activity area at the door are very good. There is a traffic police brigade next to it. During rush hour, many traffic police will direct traffic and the traffic is orderly.

The hotel feels new and modern the moment you enter, and the lobby is stylishly designed. The rooms aren't large, but the layout is well-organized, so you don't feel cramped at all. The biggest surprise is the smart home control system! You can use Xiaodu Xiaodu to turn on and off the lights, curtains, and even the TV. After a day of fun, just ask. It's a truly high-tech experience, and the kids love it. The room was spotlessly clean, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the hot water was strong and consistent, completely washing away any fatigue.

The service was excellent, genuinely warm and welcoming, almost like visiting friends. They only have two spacious 60-square-meter suites available. The area around the hotel is packed with restaurants, almost too many to choose from, and the supermarket right next door has everything you could possibly need – I even found hiking poles there at a surprisingly good price. Perhaps I'll return in winter to see the stunning rime ice on the cedar trees, and when I do, I'll definitely take the Yungu Temple cable car for both the ascent and descent. This time, I took the Ciguang Pavilion cable car up, choosing the easiest route to avoid the Hundred-Step Cloud Ladder and Aoyu Peak. Even so, as a 'sub-healthy' middle-aged person, I still felt like I needed a complete rejuvenation!