You simply must visit Mount Hua!｜Stay at this B&B and you won't want to leave

Hua Zhu · Yue Shan Ju Homestay (Mount Hua Scenic Area Branch): A haven for hikers I. B&B Features: Prime Location, Transportation Hub for Hiking Yue Shan Ju Homestay is located near the east gate of Mount Hua, only 600m (approx. an 8-min walk) from the Mount Hua Tourist Center (ticket office). It's on the route to and from the North Peak cable car. Whether you're climbing Mount Hua at night to watch the sunrise or taking the cable car during the day, staying here will save you time and energy, making it especially suitable for hiking enthusiasts. II. Check-in Highlights 1. Super Convenient Transportation, Worry-free Hiking - 600m walk to the Tourist Center, no need for a shuttle bus; - Close to the North Peak downhill bus stop, you can return to the homestay to rest directly after descending; - Mount Hua North Railway Station pick-up and drop-off service (reservations required), avoiding the hassle of taxis. 2. Excellent Viewing - Some rooms offer mountain views from the window, allowing you to enjoy the morning mist of Mount Hua; - The rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of the Mount Hua peaks and overlooks the night view of Huayin City. 3. Attentive Service, Hiking Assistance - Free hiking route maps and a pair of gloves (reservations required 1 day in advance). The homestay can also help contact tour guides and provide the best hiking routes; - Luggage storage service, available even after check-out, for carefree travel; - The restaurant offers local specialties to replenish your energy before and after hiking. - Recommended Hiking Itineraries: - Night Climb to See the Sunrise (Classic Route): 1. Depart from the homestay between 10pm and midnight and walk to Yuquan Temple (traditional trailhead); 2. Hike for 6–7 hrs to the East Peak to watch the sunrise; 3. Descend via the North Peak cable car and return to the homestay for some rest. - Easy Day Trip (Cable Car Up and Down): 1. Take the North Peak cable car up in the morning and visit attractions such as Canglong Ridge and Golden Lock Pass; 2. Descend via the West Peak cable car in the afternoon, rest at the homestay, and then return. - Nearby Attractions: - Yuquan Temple (10-min walk): A Taoist holy site, perfect for prayers before hiking; - Xiyue Temple (15-min drive): Known as the "Little Forbidden City" at the foot of Mount Hua, rich in history; - Tongguan Yellow River Ancient Ferry (30-min drive): Experience the magnificence of the "First Bend of the Yellow River." IV. Important Notes - The weather on Mount Hua is changeable, so it is recommended to bring a windbreaker and rain gear; - During peak seasons (May Day and National Day holidays), book your room in advance to avoid it being fully booked; - The homestay provides a simple breakfast, but it is recommended to bring your own dry food and water for hiking.