Traveling to China? Find Huangshan hotels

If what you're looking for is a conveniently located hotel in Huangshan, look no further than xihai Hotel. Hotel is newly renovated and upgraded to 5 star hotel. From here, guests can enjoy easy access to all attractions offer.Top features of the hotel include coffee shop, concierge, room service, comfortable room. In addition, all guestrooms feature a variety of comforts such as satellite/cable TV, desk, daily newspaper, coffee/tea maker, refrigerator to please even the most discerning guest.

Stayed at Limi Inn for our brief trip to Huangshan. The perfect place to stay the night before an early ascent of the mountain to beat the crowds (we went on a weekday in August and the mountain was beautiful at its opening around 6.30am but by midday was SO busy!) The host not only picked us up from the station promptly and for free, but also kept our bags so we didn't have to lug them up the mountain and dropped them back with us for our return to the station. Plus, he dropped us off at the bus to the cable cars at 5.45am so we could be the first up the mountain! It is a 2 minute drive/20 minute walk from the Tangkou bus station. Overall the rooms were nice and did the job - but the service really made all the difference - the best hospitality we have had in China!! Thank you!!

For a 130$ Hotel, It doesn't have a air conditioner, heater of any type. The room is okay though only one side of the hotel actually gets the view of the mountain. It is quite old. There are no bathing utilities and worst of all the hot water doesn't work. I have ask and read some review here and conclude that apparently, the water will stop working whenever there are too many guest staying. Beverages and food in the restaurant is okay although a bit pricey compare to food chains down the mountain. I have ask around and seemingly this is the best choice for a hotel up here. Basically it is an 3-star hotel in a 5- star hotel price tag, It is up to you whether that is a compromise you are willing to pay for getting the best(read:average anywhere else) hotel up here, with probably the closest distance to most of the scenic spots on Huangshan. Other choices are dormitories and camping tent which can be rent at 30$ with no lavatory nearby, the choice is up to you.

There is not much hotel options if you want to stay at Mount Huangshan and you can only consume your dinner inside the hotel and the only choice is the buffet dinner. At least you need to walk around 45 mins to reach the hotel from the nearest cable station.

We stayed at this hotel twice. This is an excellent place to stay if you want to climb Huangshan mountain; it offers everything you need including a decent room to stay, great location and excellent staff members. It is located in　汤口 (Tangkou) which is the major tourist down on the base of the mountain (it is not on the mountain itself) and basically the gateway to Huangshan. The hotel is next to the major tourist bus stop (confusingly called 黄山风景区汽车站 (Huangshan scenic area bus station) opposed to something like 汤口站 (Tangkou bus station)), making it very easy to get to the hotel whether you come via long distance bus from a distant large city such as Shanghai/Hangzhou or from nearby places such as Huangshan North Train station or Tunxi. The same tourist bus stop also runs a regular (every 10 minutes during peak times) bus from Tangkou to the cable car entrance on Huangshan. The staff members are excellent in the amount of effort they put in to help us with planning our trip up the mountain. They gave us personalised itinerary, tourist map on how to climb the mountain, cable car closing times, recommended route, estimate time for walks and costs. They also sold us entrance tickets and cable car tickets so we didn't have to wait in line the day after. In addition to this, they arranged a long-distance bus from their hotel to Shanghai as well as look after our luggage when we climbed the mountain (we stayed a day on the actual mountain). I can't say if their English was good or not; it seemed they preferred to speak in Chinese (I can understand a little bit of it) Rooms were clean, fairly well contained and fairly quiet. Earplugs were provided which helped reduce the sound from adjacent noisy rooms. Bathroom, towels and bedsheets were clean. Interior looked a bit dated but nothing too tired. Bed was hard as other reviewers have noted; for me this was not a problem but it's similar to sleeping on thick carpet flooring. Complementary fruit (two apples) was provided as

Because located far from Huangshan city and from Huangshan scenic area, and was no shuttle bus, we had to take taxis with cash. When worrying about insufficient cash, Mr. Aaron, the staff kindly arranged the solution.

The rooms are nice and comfortable. Bed and pillows comfortable, unlike some hotels in China where the beds are hard and pillows too soft. Hotel has a convenience store. You can also store your luggage with the hotel if you are going up to Mt Huangshan for one or two nights. We were only staying in this hotel after our descend from Mt Huangshan, but they let us store our luggage before our ascend. We checked out early, before the breakfast start time, and front desk arranged to pack our breakfast for us.

Paiyun was full house and we were upgraded to Xihai Hotel. XIhai is a much better hotel than Paiyun in terms of location and star. Xihai is very clean and comfortable. However, do note that all hotel rooms in Huangshan are divided by thin wall partition (all building materials are hand-carried to the site). As such, I couldn't sleep well on day 1 as the closing of next room door seemed like urs. Even ringing of door bell next door seemed to be yours too, Staying on the mountain can be expensive but a good experience.

This is one of the best hotel in Huangshan, its located near to the cable car if you come from front gate(ci yun temple) of Huangshan. The hotel is clean, bed was comfortable, good shower, the room also comes with buffet breakfast which was great and satisfying. But the hotel is not located at the center point of Huangshan, making it difficult if you like to check in the hotel before exploring different areas of Huangshan. Its about 2 hours walking distance to the brightness summit, but its just opposite Tian Du Feng(most dangerous peak, must go!) , Lian Hua Feng (highest peak) & welcoming pine. Since we came from back gate (yun gu temple) we had to explore different areas (6 hours walking) before check in to hotel to avoid repeating the route(and we think we have made the right choice, it was suggested by our hotel in Tangkou). Overall this hotel has good quality, best for leisure visitors. Pls do some research or consult to your hotel owner before deciding how to explore Huangshan. Enjoy!

If you want to experience something unusual and different, go to this hotel. Well in fact it’s hardly a hotel in the strictest sense as they provide a room to stay but don’t have real facilities for meals. First of all in is located in the old section literally 20 footsteps away from Old Street and the main pedestrian shopping area of the city. It is based on two old houses which share a common small courtyard entrance along a very narrow passageway leading off Old Street. The reception was in what would have been the main entrance room of one of the houses, with the bedrooms up two flights of narrow stairs directly above the reception area or across the small courtyard. The bedrooms take you straight back to olden times as I suspect they are as they were a long time ago. What a wonderful experience and a big change from the other hotels we visited over the 4 weeks we stayed in China. The rooms appear to have original furniture and are wood lined, quiet spacious. The room included a bathroom having the usual modern amenities but too small to include a tub. The air-con worked well and there was even wifi which also worked well. We had intended to visit the mountains around Huangshan but due to terrible weather we decided to simply wander around the old town and spent two nights at the hotel. We took hundreds of pictures of the hotel and Old Street area, a fantastic photo opportunity to snap “Old China” The two main drawbacks of the hotel, were that the breakfast was basically non-existent and you would be much better served visiting either the numerous cafes around the area or picking up fresh bread and pastries from a bakery 40 footsteps away along the alley in the opposite direction of Old Street, and secondly the personal cost of living in history is that the bed is incredibly hard for western tastes. But, I suppose they are a small price to pay for a wonderful experience. Thoroughly recommended for a different experience in Tunxi, Huangshan

This is a boutique hotel housed in a Anhui style building. It is clean, comfortable and staff very friend. Hotel staff helps with trekking route up Mt Huangshan. Hotel is located about 15 min walk to bus station that brings you to the entrance to Mt Huangshan. The rooms at the back will get you face-to-face with nature with the slope of the hill close-up. Rooms at the front faces the small road and canal. Canal is quite nice at end. From the canal you can see the Lianhua peak of Mt Huangshan. There are rows of restaurants along the river but this area is not the Tangkou town centre. Town centre is about 15-20 min away by foot.

This Crowne Plaza hotel is the best international standards hotel you can get so far, if you plan to visit Huangshan and neighbouring attractions. My special view room comes with a view of the river, and is a good place to take sunset photos at the balcony. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. I dined at the Chinese restaurant on G/F and the All-Day Dining Cafe on 3/F before. The former was more impressive, and prices were reasonable. I had Yangcheng Lake hairy crab there, and it was very tasty and fresh. Buffet breakfast was average. That said, I must say their Chinese porridge was a lot better than many 5-star international hotels I've been to. They also had fresh juice (instead of concentrated ones) Hence, it really depends on what you like for breakfast. The spa in the hotel is outsourced, hence I didn't try. What impressed me most was the concierge service provided by the hotel. They were professional in helping you plan the itinerary, and their drivers were all experienced and friendly. Just tell them what your interests are, and they will provide you with the best advice. There are some good Chinese restaurants within walking distance of the hotel, so no worries if you want to have sth different anytime of the day. This hotel, which recently opened last April, was fully occupied on Oct 1 and 2 Golden Week holiday break (They had 480+ rooms). You can imagine the popularity of this hotel.

Incredible hotel and staff. Rooms were huge and the food provided was all locally grown/raised. Best meal we had during our trip! Staff came to pick us up from the train station and even portered our luggage to the hotel. Will definitely stay here again!

1 of the must stay hotel before going up the Huangshan mountain. The rooms were cosy enough during the winter period, and the breakfast buffet spread was quite good.

The food at the restaurant is very reasonable and considerably delicious as compared food served at the hotel at top of huangshan mountain which is triple than what we paid here and with much lesser quality. Breakfast is of good spread, dessert is also available too during breakfast. Hotel's room is very beautiful with good view too. The staffs' performance for xuanyuan rooms are of very low quality as compared to the main hotel of huangshan resort and spa except for the manager. The hotel manager is sooo nice while the reception ignores us when we have difficulties with our room upgrade request (with addition payment) and luggage collection. The manager is also so friendly and informative about the hot spring bus pickup. However staffs at main hotel is very helpful. All of them from security guide to concierge. Please note the normal deluxe room and xuanyuan room is of different location. You need to climb up stair cases and walk for 15-20mins to reach the xuanyuan room. I booked for 2 nights, one xuangyuan one at main hotel and went to the wrong one on first night (main instead of xuangyuan) where we were treated so nicely and guarded to the xuangyuan room. After the main hotel's bell boy left, we are almost left with no service if not for the manager. If you are to book for tour guide from the hotel, please exercise some common sense and do not just take the words from the travel's lady blindly. She is very beautiful and friendly, but the information may not be of most accurate. And engaging a tourguide or not to go up to the sightseeing area, I would recommend to DIY. NO, not because of the price. The price is not cheap though, about USD350 for 2 pax for a day trip. But really it is not about the money. It says day trip but it could also mean one destination. If you have time constraint,going on your own may allow you to see more than following a private guide.And you are free to eat at hotel that you like and you wont be threatened with misleading information.

A wonderful stay at. The great host fed us well with her wonderful cooking, both for dinner & breakfast (extra cost at reasonable rate). It was nice to dine in the small living room with the hosts during the cold night & to enjoy our hearty breakfast in the nice outdoor, once the sun came out in the morning. is so nicely done up, with warm & cosy decor & beautiful bedsheets. The family room is spacious & great value for money for a good night sleep. The toilets & bathrooms are nicely done up, even with heater for those cold days. Rooms has aircon/heater as well as electric blankets. Indeed, it is nice to enjoy the quietness in Hong Cun in the evenings & early mornings, when most of the tourists are gone. The night market just outside Hong Cun is interesting to browse along too. The view from the back hill was pretty too. Possibly one of the best accommodation at Hong Cun with an alluring character of its own.

Family run accommodation where we stayed for 2 nights and almost 2 days. Rooms are okay (get what you pay for). Ac and wifi in room. Bathroom is western type - so that's good! The owner picked us up from the train station and also arrange drop off to the station. We used baidu translate and we chat to communicate with them. Gave us very clear and useful guidance on how to get to mount Huangshan entrance and what to do at the top! Thank you for recommending us to take the walking sticks you had available for free! They helped a lot!

The Old Street Courtyard was a great little hotel right on the old street in Tunxi. It would have been impossible to find, but we added the proprietors of the hotel on WeChat, and they met us at the nearest street where the cab dropped us. The hotel is beautiful, and the rooms comfortable and generally quiet. Ours was right over the old street, so if you do plan on going to bed early, be aware that there will still be lots of hustle and bustle until 10 or so. Would stay at again.

Very nice and clean hotel, with great view and quiet surrounding. Highly recommended. The host was very nice and the breakfast was cooked with organic vegetables grow in the farm at the backyard!

- 15-20 minutes walk from bus station - Near to mart - After been in China for 4 month, this hostel have the best wifi. - Staff friendly and will try their best to help you - Stay in dorm for 3 nights, just me. But i dislike about the kettle, they put in toilet.. so disgusting. Overall 9/10, will stay here again if come to Huangshan.

We booked this property but due to low season were moved to another on nearby operated by the same family (which was an upgrade). The room was good and the managers were of great help (even though language barrier existed and we mostly communicated over an app). They provided lots of info on the trip to Huangshan mountain, and when we arrived back to the hotel to collect our luggage, they offered us hot tea by the fire to warm ourselves up while waiting for our train. Overall, this left us with a really pleasant memory!

The hotel is rather good, a bit far from bus terminal though (about 30 min walk). Breakfast is ok but not dinner.

The staff was so kind and helpful. The rooms were small but exactly what we needed. The location cannot be beat. There is some bar music next door but that ends by 11pm, and is convenient if you enjoy the night life.

Good location. Big room. Easy to find food. The staff vety helpfull with information about climbing huangshan.

one of the best hostel i've encountered in china. the staff, especially mr john who speaks fluent english was very helpful and informative. i should have come here and do all my reservations on buses and hotels in mt huangshan instead of planning from my home country whereby i paid more than 70% higher on mt huangshan hotel room rates. i would definitely stay here again and made it my base to travel this part of china. the std double room we stayed is large with comfortable beds and the bathrooms are clean with strong hot and cold water. towels were provided.many choices of tv channels. highly recommended.

Do bear in mind when considering this hotel that it is only 2 star. Only hand towels were provided. No large bath towels. No soap is provided. No complimentary water are given daily. No cups in the room (and yet there is a kettle...) Bed is too hard (Acceptable for some but not for us so is considered bad point). Very little privacy in the en-suite shower. Rooms are not serviced daily. Having said all that, the owner happily transported us (at no charge) to and from several tourist spots such as huangshan mountain shuttle stop, nine dragon waterfall, pick up and drop off coach station. She gained entrance for us to jade valley waterfall at a reduced rate too so I'm appreciative for that. We were allowed to use the washing facilities for free too which is a good thing as we travel light so tend to wash and dry on the go. The location is OK, quiet enough and far from the crowd but can get a bit too quiet at night when looking for a bit of night life. It's very close to Jade valley waterfall which is nice to walk along. I personally wouldn't stay in this location again (nothing to do with the hotel) but I still would recommend it to others.

The Green Tree Inn in Shexian is walking distance from the interesting and historic Huizhou Ancient Town, just across the river. About 25 minute taxi to excellent bonzai at Bao's Family Garden and Tangyue Memorial Arches. The hotel is reasonably modern, attached to a small mall with grocery store and restaurant. My room was spacious, but smelled strongly of cigarette smoke and the carpet was filthy. Staff was very pleasant and tried hard to please. Acceptable for the price, but suggest the stay be limited to a short time.

Great stay. Hotel manager Mr Chen was super helpful and he spoke perfect English so there should not be any problem communicating. The place is very quiet so would recommend this hotel for people who come to Xidi/Hongcun area or even as a stop before/after hiking up Huangshan.

this is the highest quality hotel for the dollar i havwe ever stayed anywhere in the world. like a spanish palace but freindly. best buffet breakfast of any 4-5 star hotel. rooms are large with balconies. two pools, bowling alley, billiards and more. staff was very friendly and helpful. price was unbelievable as this was the beginning of the off season