Luxury Hotels in Lujiang

"My parents, my partner, and I came from Hefei city to Lujiang for a weekend staycation. Our top priority was finding a place that met everyone's needs. [Facility and Service Needs] - Accommodation 🏠 My husband and I work hard, so for our vacation, we just wanted a place with good air, excellent service, and convenient facilities where we could relax. We chose the Guanshanfang, which has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking green hills and a pond. When we opened the windows, the sounds of birds and insects, along with a gentle breeze, filled the room – it was incredibly soothing. - Dining 🍽️ The hotel has an in-house restaurant that serves three meals a day. Breakfast is complimentary, while other meals are self-paid, costing around 100+ RMB per person. The menu offers a good variety, and considering we didn't have to leave the hotel, the food quality and price were acceptable. - Service The staff throughout the hotel were very friendly and helpful. Anything we needed could be delivered to our room, and they patiently answered our questions and offered guidance regarding travel advice and everyday queries. On busy weekends, things occasionally felt a bit rushed, likely because the hotel is relatively new and still finding its rhythm. - Getting Around For those who enjoy hiking and sightseeing, there's a mountain about 500m from the hotel suitable for trekking, with a temple at the summit. Additionally, about 10 kilometers away, you can access the Lunan Chuanzang Scenic Route for a scenic drive up to Zhaiji Mountain for some breathtaking views. My parents thoroughly enjoyed it. If you plan on exploring, driving is recommended. - Other Amenities The hotel features a swimming pool, gym, and laundry room. They also offer sound healing and handmade sachet workshops. Even if you don't venture out, there's enough to keep you occupied and entertained for at least a day within the hotel. I hope they'll add sports facilities like a badminton court in the future, which would surely attract even more guests. Overall, we were very happy we chose Daiaoshanju for this trip; it's definitely worth a visit."

"First of all, the hotel room smelled quite bad when I first entered it, after all, it was newly renovated. Secondly, I felt that the hotel was not friendly to children. I called the front desk to ask if they had toothbrushes for children. The front desk hesitated and asked my companion for a long time before telling me that yes, but when the toothbrushes were delivered to the room, I was told that I would need to pay an extra 20 yuan for children's toothbrushes. I was a little surprised, because I have stayed in hotels of all sizes and this was the first time I heard this. Maybe I have too little experience. In the end, they gave me an adult toothbrush. Because we checked in late, there were not many guests checking in at that time. There were three people in total checking in, and there were two people queuing in front. At the beginning, there was only one check-in window at the front desk, and there was someone at the counter next to it, but she did not invite us to check in. Instead, she took the initiative to ask if she could check in at her place, and then she said yes. After all, bringing children so late at night must want to check in early and rest early, so the proactive service awareness needs to be improved. There was a strange noise coming from the air outlet of the air conditioner in the other room. I couldn't stand it anymore in the middle of the night and had to turn off the air conditioner to stop it. In short, the experience was quite bad."

"Environment: The environment is very good, negative oxygen ions are 21000, no one is very quiet on weekdays, and insects and birds can be heard. The hotel design can be seen very carefully. There are courtyards, swimming pools, fishing, eating, drinking tea, coffee, etc., you can stay for two days to feel it."

"The hotel is perched atop a small hill, about a 10-minute drive up. The mountain view rooms offer beautiful scenery. The rooms are exceptionally spacious, featuring a living room, walk-in closet, and a soaking tub in the bathroom. The indoor pool is a hit with the kids, although its location next to the lobby feels a bit odd. The breakfast selection is limited, but the noodles and wontons are decent. It's pleasant to stroll around the hotel and enjoy the scenery. There's not much to do without a car, but the tranquil environment is perfect for relaxation."

"Accommodation experience: The room was clean and tidy, decorated with a rustic charm. The bedding was comfortable, and falling asleep to the tranquility of the mountains and waking up to birdsong was a truly therapeutic escape from the city. Nianqiu Mountain Chinese Restaurant specializes in local cuisine. The ingredients are fresh, and the flavors are light and not greasy. A couple of small dishes are enough to satisfy one person. The Rice Paddy Cafe is a must-visit! Sitting by the rice paddies, sipping coffee, with the aroma of rice carried on the breeze, makes for amazing photos, and the coffee is excellent too. Baihua Commune is perfect for a leisurely stroll. Admire the flowers and plants, try out some hands-on projects, and relax completely. China Rice Research Museum: A great place to learn about the history and culture of rice. A visit here is very rewarding. This is the perfect choice for solo travelers! It has all the amenities you need without having to travel far. You can relax and unwind, and also explore less-traveled activities. It offers excellent value for money and a great experience. I'll definitely come back!"