Mountain view Hotels in Pingxiang

The room was clean and tidy, the mountain spring water was a bit sweet, the cooking was delicious, the door was open and the parking was convenient, and the visitor center was also close. The house is quiet and comfortable in the village at the foot of the mountain.

Staying at this family-owned hotel was a delightful experience. Although I had a late check-in, the staff greeted me with warm smiles and a welcoming attitude, making me feel right at home despite the late hour. The family that runs this establishment clearly takes pride in providing exceptional hospitality. Throughout my stay, the friendly demeanor of the staff stood out. They went out of their way to ensure my comfort and address any needs I had. It was evident that customer satisfaction is a top priority for this family-owned hotel. The accommodations were clean, comfortable, and well-appointed, but what truly made my visit memorable was the genuine care and kindness shown by the hotel's owners and employees. I would highly recommend this family-owned establishment to anyone seeking a personalized and hospitable hotel experience.

Complimentary shuttle service is offered. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, providing excellent service. The Jiangxi cuisine was delicious. The location is fantastic, right within the scenic area and only a 3 to 4-minute walk to the trailhead.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just a short walk to the Wugong Mountain Tourist Center. The rooms are clean and tidy, featuring smart home technology throughout, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offer expansive mountain views. The bedding is comfortable and aids sleep, while the bathroom has a convenient wet and dry separation. The front desk service is attentive, providing complimentary hiking poles, luggage storage, and self-service laundry. Amenities such as breakfast, a gym, and free parking are all available. It's the top choice for a hiking trip – highly recommended!

There are advantages, but the disadvantages are fatal. I am very polite for not giving a bad review below 4 points. The following is an objective and fair evaluation. Advantages: 1. Convenience: It is not far from the bus station and the downtown street, 200 meters away; it is close to the Wugong Mountain trail entrance, 100 meters away on foot; it is close to the commercial street, 50 meters away on foot, and it is convenient for shopping and eating. 2. Quiet: The hotel is not on the street in the downtown area, and most of the rooms are on the mountain side, which is relatively quiet. The bedding is OK and conducive to sleep. 3. The hotel environment is good: The overall garden design of the hotel is good, with a back garden, a small viewing platform, and a small reservoir on the back mountain. It is nice to take a walk after dinner. 4. The hotel is equipped with a foot bath bucket, which is very considerate. Disadvantages: 1. The hotel does not turn on the cold air conditioning: I checked in for the last 3 days of April, and there were not many people. I can understand that the hotel does not turn on the air conditioning and dehumidification in the public areas in order to save costs, but it was so hot during those days, why turn off the cooling of the guest rooms and let the air conditioning heat cycle in the guest rooms? The good point is that after reporting to the staff, the cooling was turned on. 2. The air conditioner smells musty: It is really very strong. We asked a technician to come into the room to fix it. The technician was speechless and said that there was no way. We stayed for 3 days and did not turn on the air conditioner at night for fear of fainting in the room due to the stench. The hot air circulation and the musty smell of the air conditioner made the three of us feel that the hotel accommodation was the biggest failure of this trip. BTW, on the day of check-out on May 1, the central air conditioner and lights in the lobby were turned on. It felt that the guests at the end of April were not human beings, and our experience was not important. 2. Facility design defects: The shower area is not designed reasonably, the waterproof platform at the door opening is too low, the sealing under the door is not enough, the door opens outward, the water is a little bigger and the shower head does not lean inward, you will feel what it means to flood the Jinshan Mountain. 4. Service: The 3 nights were divided into several orders. After the order of the first night ended, before checking out, the hotel staff added WeChat and asked to give a 5-star review and asked to bring the name of a certain employee. I said that I would make a unified comment after checking out, but the service staff still asked to comment on the day this order ended. I was speechless. I can understand that there are KPI indicators, but it is too bad for good impression.

Hemu is conveniently located close to the base of the beautiful Wugongshan. The hotel's atmosphere is relaxed and the rooms are tastefully decorated. The staff is very friendly and doesn't tire to give you tips for scaling the mountain. On top of that, the food is delicious. I can highly recommend staying at this place.

Lovely hosts, beautiful rooms, and amazing home-cooked food! The hosts are extremely hospitable and spared no efforts to ensure that we were comfortable and well-prepared for our hike. They are great cooks and dinner often consists of locally sourced produce (bamboo shoots from the nearby mountain, home-cured meats, home-grown yams etc.) The local palate is on the spicy side, but they were more than willing to accomodate our weak tongues. In terms of location, the homestay is located right next to a stream, so close that you can hear it if you open your windows, and is conveniently located about 1km away from the trailhead. The outdoor patio is the perfect place to relax and unwind with tea, snacks, and the sounds of the babbling brook. We arrived in Pingxiang and took a 1 hour car ride to the homestay - easily found on the map and not hard to navigate to at all. Overall, definitely recommend this homestay if you intend to conquer Wugong shan! P.S. they also have 2 lovely dogs.

True pet-friendliness isn't just talk. The biggest fear when traveling with a dog is encountering a place where ”pet-friendly” is merely a slogan. But here, from the owner's advance communication (she also has a dog), to helping with luggage upon check-in and arranging a room with a private terrace, every detail was tailored to pets' needs. DouDou (our dog) played on the terrace and refused to come inside, which completely relaxed us; this feeling of being accepted was wonderful. Any requests (like ordering food) were responded to quickly and with a friendly, natural attitude, helping to solve problems like friends, making us feel very at ease. Moreover, the entire guesthouse is a separate area, so the dog can't wander out, making it very safe. They even include pick-up and drop-off at the Wugong Mountain cable car station. After a day of sightseeing, soaking in the bathtub in the room is a great experience. If you like spicy food like us, you can ask the owner for recommendations or ask her to cook for you; the food is authentic and incredibly delicious, and the arrangements are very thoughtful.

The front desk staff, especially Linda (Kexin), provided excellent service. The hotel room was very spacious, very clean, with a balcony facing the scenic mountains, allowing you to enjoy nature and fall asleep to its sounds at night. The bed is comfortably firm with good support for a restful sleep. The lobby is large, clean, and tidy. The surrounding scenery is beautiful, and overall the hotel offers great value for money—a wonderful choice near Wugong Mountain.

This weekend, I chose this stargazing cabin in Guanyindang for my reverse trek through Wugong Mountain. It took me 10 hours to climb to Guanyindang, where I ate a self-heating meal and watched the sunset. Hot water was readily available in the room, and the flow was strong and very warm, relieving my muscle soreness. The air conditioner was a bit noisy at night, but after a long day of hiking, I slept straight through from 9 pm to 5 am. The skylight was broken, so I left it open by about 10 centimeters, and I could see the stars at night. It was incredibly bright by 6 pm, so I went to watch the sunrise. My friend was probably too bright to sleep! 😆