Hotels in Tianwai Village Area, Tai'an

Very good location for hikers to the Taishan Mountain. Very friendly and helpful staff at the reception and the room was very clean and well equipped. Will definitely be back!

The hotel is right at the foot of Mount Tai, very close to Hongmen and even closer to the Dai Temple. The room service is very thoughtful, the breakfast is delicious, there are not many varieties but the taste is very good. The local delicacy, millet soup, has a unique flavor. As a foreign tourist, you can try it. The koi in the Dai Temple are fat and plump. The feng shui of Mount Tai is really good.

Facilities: Pretty good, new. Cleanliness: Clean. Environment: Good. Service: Acceptable. Breakfast had a wide variety of options. Overall, the stay was very good. Parking is free, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. It's easy to get a taxi or drive.

Good location. Breakfast and lunch buffet are good. Hehe. The experience is very good. There will be another good place to go on weekends in the future. It is beautiful overall and a relaxing place. Not only the ingredients are delicious, but they also look very appetizing. It is a perfect hit for me. Absolutely amazing. Hahahaha, let me talk about a detail. The bathroom is very clean and smells very good. This detail really touches me! ! Facilities: Good Hygiene: Good Environment: Good Service: Good

This hotel truly exceeded my expectations! Arriving late at night, I was prepared to just grab a simple snack, but to my pleasant surprise, the hotel thoughtfully offered their 'Late-Night Congee' service. A warm bowl of congee, served with refreshing side dishes, instantly melted away all my travel fatigue. Breakfast the next morning was equally impressive, with a wide variety of nutritionally balanced options that tasted wonderfully authentic. Combining the comforting gesture of the 'Late-Night Congee' and the satisfaction of a generous breakfast, I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel – a perfect 10/10 experience! It's also conveniently located near Mount Tai. The surrounding area offers plenty of dining options and convenient supermarket shopping. Parking is available, including EV charging stations.

The service is very good, very bright. Second, it is very clean. Third, the dining is really good, and the hotel's own restaurant dishes are also delicious. The front desk Xiao Li and Xiao Zhao are very enthusiastic, and the restaurant manager is also very enthusiastic.

Nice hotel and very near at Taishan Mountain. Accessible and clean. Comfy bed and pillows. Nice breakfast and we really enjoyed our stayed here. You can even see the mountains through the window. And they even have washing machine area incase you need to wash your clothes just next to their Gym. Nice bathroom and the room is refreshing. Highly recommended.

The room is hygienic and clean. The hotel has a great view with the Taishan Mountains in the background. The breakfast is a bit poor. It is close to the Tianwai Village Visitor Center and is convenient for taking a car up the mountain. Overall, it is okay.

The hotel is great, high-end and classy, ​​the waiters are very nice, and upgraded us to a suite for free, which is a big and beautiful room. The hotel is in a great location, right at the foot of Mount Tai, very close to the entrance to Tianwai Village, no need to drive anymore, it will be a must-choose hotel next time you come to Mount Tai!!!

This was the worst stay at an All Seasons Hotel I've ever had, and it's made me, a fan of All Seasons, kind of lose my love for it... The air conditioner in the west-facing room was not turned on in advance. Shandong has been very hot these days, so I kept the air conditioner on for several hours, and the room didn't completely cool down until after 12 o'clock in the evening. Then, there was a bad smell for a long time when the air conditioner was just turned on. It must be that the central air conditioner hadn't been cleaned in a long time. Thinking that the room would finally cool down in the second half of the night and I could have a good sleep, something dramatic happened - construction started at the construction site outside the hotel window! That's right, the construction started at one or two in the morning! The construction rumbled on until dawn, so I didn't sleep the whole night, and during the day I had to drag my extremely tired body and bite the bullet to climb Mount Tai... I was speechless.