Yushan Hotels with Breakfast

This guesthouse is absolutely fantastic! The decor is elegant and classic. The owner is incredibly warm and attentive. There's an elevator, and the room's sound system is amazing, really setting a great vibe. It feels very new, recently renovated, but there's no unpleasant smell at all. Every item reflects the owner's meticulous and refined taste! I heard the renovation took a whole year, and it definitely shows – it's beautifully done with great attention to detail. There's a smart toilet, and even lotion is provided. Outside the window, it's just forest. The highlight, though, is the chef's delicious cooking! I highly recommend the braised beef brisket; it wasn't nearly as greasy as I expected. When we went up the mountain and it started raining, the owner provided us with walking sticks and raincoats, and even arranged transport to and from the cable car. Everything was just so thoughtful and comfortable! 👍

In a quiet neighbourhood, and around 10 minutes walk to Jinsha tourist centre and the street selling food. Service is excellent, and all staff are very very polite. My room is close to the main road, so in the morning could be a little bit noisy. But i am fine with it, as i treat it as my wake up call. There is a convenience shop directly next to the hotel. Entrance to sanaqingshan is after the street with quite a lot of restaurants Breakfast could be a little bit better thou Would suggest the following, 1. Arrive late afternoon and check in 2. Thereafter go and have your dinner either by buying something from the convenience shop or go to the street with restaurants. You can ask the staff where it is. Anyway, it’s just turn left upon exiting the hotel, follow the main road. You will reach it soon enough. 3. Rest and get ready for the climb tomorrow 4. If you are following a tour for the climb up, then no issues. 5. If not, actually at the entrance , there are quite a lot of freelance guide. 6. Be prepared to climb lot of stairs thou. 7. The whole area is cater for tourists who are visiting sanqingshan. If you have finished touring the mountain by lunch time, unless you already do your homework and knows where to go next, otherwise there might be not much activities except for eating 8. Scenery is definitely more than worth it All in all, enjoyed my stay in the hotel, might stay again if i am to come and visit again

The hotel's location is convenient, within walking distance to the Waishuangxi Cable Car, and the facilities are well-equipped. However, the soundproofing is quite poor; even in a suite with two doors, you can still hear outside noises. Breakfast replenishment is slow; many dishes are left empty without being refilled promptly, although the breakfast itself tastes good. Most importantly, guests staying here should go out to eat at local restaurants, which are cheap and delicious. The hotel's own restaurant is expensive, unappetizing, and incredibly slow.

We had such an amazing time during our stay, and had the family room with the slide that our child loved so much. Wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy the peaceful energy of this hotel. There are so many charming areas to explore, and we particularly enjoyed afternoon tea in the cafe by the little stream and stone bridge. The staff were very sweet and helpful throughout our time here, and also arranged the hot soak by the fire in a beautiful bathhouse which we highly recommend. Nestled in the valley between huge mountains, there were great views in every direction. Dinner and breakfast the following morning were really tasty. Would love to come back again.

It was wonderful! The guesthouse was very quiet and peaceful, with no disturbances. I could hear the nearby spring and birdsong, like a wooden cabin in the mountains. The morning sunlight streaming into the room was incredibly pleasant. There's a small village nearby, which is nice for an evening stroll. The room was very clean. A special thank you to the owner; they were so thoughtful, waiting for me downstairs and taking me to the Jinsha Cableway bus station, even explaining how to get there. For this price, it was absolutely excellent value! Attached are a few photos of Sanqing Mountain; this sacred mountain is definitely worth a visit!

While this hotel nestled atop the mountain isn't cheap, my personal experience made me feel it was absolutely worth every penny. After a tiring hike up the mountain, I checked in and enjoyed a solid hour-long nap. The serene mountain environment was incredibly relaxing, and after waking up, all my fatigue was gone, leaving me feeling completely refreshed. After my rest, I headed to the hotel's outdoor lounge area to quietly enjoy some afternoon tea. The gentle mountain breeze blew softly, surrounded by lush green forests. Away from the hustle and bustle, it was peaceful and healing. Right next to the hotel is the ancient Danjing well of Sanqing Temple, with clear, sweet water that has a smooth feel and a subtle, lingering aftertaste. I drank a good amount of it; the sweet mountain spring water instantly revitalized me, making me feel invigorated by the spirit of the mountains. The biggest surprise of this hotel, however, was waiting for the sunset. The hotel is incredibly close to the Ziyantai Sunset Viewing Platform, just a five-minute walk to reach the best spot. This meant no rushing or jostling through crowds, allowing for a truly leisurely experience. Upon arriving at Ziyantai, I comfortably reclined on a stone platform, surrounded by mountains and a sea of clouds. The evening breeze caressed me, and I felt as if I was quietly absorbing the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, the essence of the sun and moon, finding immense peace within.

Our stay was incredibly heartwarming, definitely a five-star review! When we checked out, we realized my child had accidentally broken the lid of a cup in the room. The hotel staff were incredibly understanding when they learned it was an accident caused by a child and didn't ask us for any compensation at all. Their understanding and tolerance really touched us. Even more heartwarming was when my child got a bamboo splinter in their hand while playing. The front desk staff very carefully helped remove the splinter, staying patient and gentle throughout the whole process, which made my child feel at ease. The service here is genuinely warm, and their attention to detail truly shows their sincerity. This will be our top choice for future trips, and I highly recommend it to families with children!

I really appriciate the staff at this cute bnb. Everyone I met was really helpful and accomodating. I even got a ride to the bus stop next day. I also left my luggage there over night when I stayed on the mountain and left a note because no one was there early in the morning. I got a text later to ensure me they'll take care of it. The place also has a small restaurant with good lunch options - the girl who served me gave me a recommendation and could speak some English. The location is perfect - 5 min to the Jinsha cableway and just across to the Yulian waterfalls entrance - you can see it from the room (pic bellow) which was also comfy and clean - just like the photos. I think this place would be perfect for families - it is convinient and has lots of children friendly spaces. I will further recommend this hotel.

This is a hidden gem of a hostel, truly off the beaten path. You'll need the owners of the nearby general store to guide you to its small entrance. Despite its secluded location, it offers breathtaking mountain views and a peaceful, breezy ambiance that I imagine rivals the more well-known Ri Shang Hotel next door. Although there are only two communal showers, they were sufficient, and there's even a washing machine with a spin-dry function. They use disposable sheets and duvet covers, and each bed comes with an electric blanket. While every bed has three power outlets, there aren't individual lights.

Overall, it was a good experience. Given the limited facilities on the mountain and the fact that it's a tent costing only a few hundred yuan, expectations shouldn't be too high – I don't want to sound demanding or picky. Here are some honest observations and advice for future guests. The owner is very nice. You can charge your devices there, and they provide boiled water for drinking. 1. There's hot water and a hairdryer. Remember to bring your own toiletries. While some reviews mention the owner provides them, it really depends on the situation, so it's best to bring your own. The mountain is very high and challenging to climb, and supplies are scarce as everything has to be carried up. Therefore, paying for amenities is completely reasonable (this includes slippers, shower gel, toothbrushes, towels, and combs). 2. The owner was thoughtful; they gave us an extra sleeping bag because they were worried about the cold at night. For ladies, I recommend bringing long-sleeved pajamas and long pants to wear inside the sleeping bag. 3. The scenery is truly beautiful. The pink sunset glow in the evening, and the sunrise and sea of clouds at 5 AM are absolutely worth it.