Hotels in Wuchang

"This accommodation is located at the end of the village, offering a very quiet and pleasant atmosphere. Behind the property, there's a beautiful stream and a snowy forest, and we even saw some deer! The owner was incredibly helpful, recommending attractions and even giving us a ride to the activity area. If we needed anything, we could easily reach them via WeChat. Breakfast consisted of congee, boiled eggs, mantou (steamed buns), and pickled vegetables. You can also order additional dishes from the accommodation (the 'Da Feng Shou' stew was delicious! 😋). Many Thai travelers stay here. I really enjoyed this trip and would love to stay here again if I get the chance. 😊"

"Service: The landlady's service was truly excellent; she patiently explained travel tips to us, which was very thoughtful! All rooms come with disposable bath towels. There are also some fun activities right outside the inn. Their complimentary dishes tasted good too."

"Location: Not far from the central stage, a 3-5 minute walk. It's also very close to Yangcao Mountain Pass and convenient for visiting Wusong Ridge, so you don't have to wait for other tourists. Facilities: They have a large backyard where you can go snow tubing and enjoy a tea ceremony around a fire pit. There are also three small villas at the top of the mountain, but they weren't open for booking when we arrived as they are newly built. The owners seem to be in their 20s or early 30s. They are enthusiastic, attentive, and passionate. Their iron pot stew and BBQ are incredibly delicious – we all agreed it was the best food we'd had all week. Seriously, even the highly praised pork bone soup in Yanji pales in comparison to theirs. The owner took us to Wusong Ridge, taking photos and videos throughout. Their youthful energy and passion provided great emotional value. Wusong Ridge is stunning and a must-visit. Trekking across Yangcao Mountain was unforgettable, the most memorable experience of the entire trip."

"The host family made our trip incredibly meaningful and joyful. My family and I stayed here, and the owners treated us so well, just like close relatives. The accommodation is located in a small village just before the main one, offering free access to an ice waterfall and a large activity area with a slide, fishing, and wooden chair skiing—all complimentary because we were staying there. The owner's father even took us to the walking street and showed us the main stage, free of charge. The owner also took us up Bear Mountain for activities, and his sister and brother helped take photos and videos for our family. The care was exceptional. Even with an injured hand, he served us wholeheartedly, always with a lovely, cheerful smile. I honestly feel the money we paid was too little for the service we received. I highly recommend everyone stay here; you won't be disappointed, because my family and I will definitely be returning here next time."

"The best guesthouse I have ever stayed in. The best host, the best service, the best hospitality! This place is highly recommended, you won’t regret booking here. The price is incomparable with the service you received. The room says it comes with breakfast but we ate their food all the time😅(breakfast, lunch, teatime, dinner). Free flow of fruits, hot water, you can use their kitchen to cook. It made us feel home its like going back to your grandparents house. The host offered us to sleep in the other room and leave our luggage in the original room just because our window handle was broken and the room gets colder at night but we refused because we didn’t want to trouble the host for a small minor issues. Plus the blanket was so thick we slept like a baby. We were out of our budget to go for the mountain’s activities plus it was extremely cold, and the host took us out to try various outdoor games like sliding, tubing, and games that I didn’t even know what they are called and all these are for free! My friend’s boots were mistakenly worn by other guest who just left and the host drove my friend off to chase the bus and search for the boots, so responsible! We ate lots of their food and they only charged 10yuan for 2 people (so cheap!) and by the time I wanted to pay, I didn’t have small change and took out 100yuan, the host immediately refused to take the money and said “no need”. I felt like crying instantly as to how kind this host is and this really touched our hearts. We wish to comeback in the future and stay longer!"

"The homestay was awesome. The owners will reach out beforehand to arrange for a transport. They will always check on you to make sure you are comfortable and have a pleasant stay.You can take a bus or a car depending on your budget. The homestay is pretty new. With a smart toilet and a large traditional Kang bed. The bed itself is like a tatami bed so it may be hard for some to get used to this bed. Breakfast was pretty much the same for us Muslim, porridge, scrambled eggs, and mantou bread. It is best to bring your own food when you are at Snow Valley as there is no halal food there. The owners will arrange the trip up to Bear Mountain at 400 yuan per pax, you can play the snow, snow mobile, banana boat ride or skiing and take lots of pictures up there. Please remember to bring some cash for this mountain trip as they don't accept online payment. Back at the homestay, we had bonfire, firework's and karaoke if you were up to it. You can also visit Snow town for a day trip which will be arranged by the owners. I think it is much better to stay at the Snow Valley as it is more quiet and you can enjoy the scenery and slow life there. 🥰🥰🥰"

"This hotel is super easy to find, right off the main street. The huge courtyard is perfect for parking and also for playing in the snow with friends – there's so much space for building snowmen and having snowball fights. The room hygiene was impeccable; the sheets and bedding were clean and odor-free. The heated kang bed was warm without being stuffy, and the hot water in the private bathroom was consistently stable. The Northeastern home-style dishes at the restaurant were incredibly authentic; the stewed chicken with mushrooms and the pork with sauerkraut and vermicelli were generous and flavorful. The corn porridge and pickles for breakfast were also delicious. The owner was also incredibly helpful, arranging a shared ride to Snow Town and booking a package for snowmobiling and the traverse over Yangcao Mountain. We didn't have to worry about a thing; our entire Snow Valley trip, from accommodation to activities, was perfectly arranged. The experience was truly top-notch!"

"Hygiene: Very clean, and the room was decorated in a very cozy way. Service: The service, oh my goodness, it brought tears to my eyes! This is hands down the best service I've ever experienced anywhere I've traveled, no exceptions!!! The proprietress and the owner were incredibly warm and welcoming. Even though our room reservation didn't include meals, they cooked dumplings for us when we returned in the evening 🥟, and also prepared a rich breakfast for us in the morning 🥹. They were also incredibly thoughtful when it came to our outings. They helped us book transportation and carry our luggage, and even proactively helped us with cash issues. When we went to Gouxiong Ridge to play, it was even better – they provided free accompaniment, including taking photos, drone shots, guiding us through activities, and even offering free ski lessons! Unfortunately, due to time constraints, I was too busy taking beautiful photos and checking in, haha. I really didn't want to leave ☹️. I definitely have to come back next time! 😆"

"RMy one-night stay at the Ice and Snow Fantasy Inn in China Snow Valley was an absolute delight, and I couldn’t recommend it more! First off, the innkeeper was incredibly warm and hospitable—always ready to offer helpful tips about the area and go out of their way to make sure my stay was comfortable. The accommodation itself was fantastic: the rooms were clean, cozy, and tastefully decorated with a charming winter theme, making it the perfect cozy retreat after a day of adventures. Speaking of adventures, the activities here were unforgettable. The horse-drawn sleigh ride was such a fun, classic winter experience, trundling through the snow-covered landscapes. Wusong Ridge was breathtakingly beautiful, with the rime-covered trees glistening like crystal in the light—it felt like stepping into a fairy tale. The snowmobile ride was an adrenaline rush, zipping across the snow at speed and getting my heart racing in the best way possible. And the bonfire party in the evening was full of energy, with locals and travelers alike singing, dancing, and laughing together under the stars. To top it all off, the food was amazing—especially the Northeast-style braised goose in an iron pot. The meat was tender and flavorful, with rich, savory broth that warmed me right up on the cold winter night. If you’re visiting China Snow Valley, this inn is hands down the best choice for a stay—great service, lovely surroundings, and easy access to all the incredible activities the area has to offer. I’ll definitely be back!"

"The hosts are a lovely uncle and auntie. The room is wonderfully spacious and bright, with immaculately swept floors whose natural wood grain exudes a clean freshness. Not a speck of dust can be found on table corners or under the bed. Outside, snow fell heavily, and the wind whipped snowflakes against the window, yet inside, it was toasty warm. The heated kang bed was incredibly effective, and the coarse linen duvet absorbed all the heat. Any chill instantly dissipated upon touching the bed, leaving a warmth that permeated right down to your bones. Over these past few days, the uncle and auntie took excellent care of me. You can even eat directly at the guesthouse, and the food – Guobao Rou (sweet and sour pork), Northeastern Stew, and sauerkraut dumplings – all authentic Northeastern flavors, was truly delicious. The auntie provided complimentary hiking gear; the trekking poles were smoothly worn, and the snow gaiters were spotless. As I was leaving, she even slipped me a package of fireworks, wrapped in red paper, a heavy and heartfelt gesture. Everything I photographed was recommended by the uncle and auntie. If anyone has questions about travel tips or itineraries, feel free to ask them!"