Huihuang Boutique Inn (Huangshan North Station)

Upon exiting Huangshan North Station, turn left, go through the underpass beneath the railway tracks, then turn left again for about 30 meters. The total walk takes approximately 10 minutes. The owner is a man of few words but is always helpful and answers any questions. Perhaps due to fewer guests, I was given a spacious king-size room on the third floor with an outward-facing window. The room was generously sized and had all the necessary amenities, and the cleanliness was excellent. From the window, I could directly see the Huangshan North Station platform. High-speed trains don't run after 11 PM, so noise wasn't an issue and didn't disturb my sleep. The ground floor houses their own restaurant. When I arrived in the evening, I wasn't particularly hungry, but seeing some students eating, I decided to try the mushroom and pork stir-fry with rice for 22 RMB. It was skillfully prepared, tasted excellent, and had that wonderful 'wok hei' flavor! In the morning, I had a bowl of dried bamboo shoot noodles for 15 RMB, which was also quite good. Within a 50-meter radius, you'll find several other guesthouses and a travel agency. In the mornings, there are also buses and vans available to Huangshan; you can purchase your ticket on the spot and board immediately. A one-way trip to Huangshan costs 35 RMB and takes approximately 50 minutes. It's 2.8 kilometers from Xixinan Riverside, roughly a 40-minute walk.

The staff were incredibly professional, friendly, and very knowledgeable about everything. The food was served promptly, tasted wonderfully light and refreshing, and wasn't greasy at all. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys similar flavors! Beyond the dining experience, the hotel itself was spotlessly clean, and the owner was exceptionally welcoming. It's conveniently located near the North Station, just a 6-minute walk away, and the owner even provides a pick-up and drop-off service.