Mountain View Hotels in Tiantai County

The room was reasonably clean, and the facilities were well-maintained. The washing machine and balcony on the fourth floor were free for use. There's no elevator, but the owner will help bring them up if needed. The food is quite good, ignoring the sweet tastes of Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. Reservations are required. Breakfast is also quite plentiful, freshly prepared by the hostess. The hostess enjoys singing, and the equipment is at your disposal. Tahou Village is home to a large B&B complex, well-maintained by the government. There's a beautiful lotus field at the entrance. The hostess also offers a selection of clothing, but unfortunately, I didn't need to take photos.

The B&B is very, very, very clean, and pet-friendly. The daily necessities and facilities are very good. The location is also great. It is very convenient to drive to various attractions. It is not far from the county town, and it is convenient to eat and drink. It is really a treasure B&B! The village where the B&B is located is also very good. The planning is neat and clean. It is very pleasant to take a walk. The house is in the second row. Be careful when you come for the first time. It is easy to overeat. Praise the breakfast. It is made very attentively, with many varieties and large quantities. It is impossible to finish it. The boss and his family are very polite, and there are snacks and fruits for you to take. It is really run very attentively. I wish the B&B will get better and better.

The young owner, born in the 2000s, was incredibly sincere and honest. He personally picked us up from Tiantaishan Railway Station. The guesthouse was the newest in the area, with excellent decor and everything. Most importantly, it was so quiet here; I slept until I naturally woke up, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, returning to inner peace. The location was also incredibly convenient, just a few minutes' walk to Guoqing Temple, with farmland along the way, and you could avoid the crowds at the visitor center!

I chose this B&B last minute, and it was excellent value for money! The room facilities are very new, and the soundproofing from the windows is great. Although the room is a bit small, it was incredibly clean. The owner personally picked me up from the station, and the location is superb. Right downstairs is He Wei Xiaochao (a local restaurant), and it's super convenient to get to Guoqing Temple in the morning – it's within walking distance. The pancakes for breakfast were delicious. I'd definitely consider staying here again next time.

My stay at Le Pavillon Eternel Hotel was fantastique! The hosts were very hospitable and friendly, a charming husband and wife couple; the hostess was quite a chef. I really liked how she cooked my meals, after visiting the Grand Waterfall of Tiantai and the Qiongtai Fairyland Canyon, perfect places for me to visit at the end of the year. Both are highly recommended. And this hotel is highly recommended because the entrance of these stunningly surreal, spectacular, and serene sites - all at once - are just about a 10-15 walk from the hotel. I visited the famous Buddhist Temple a few years back, so it was all about taking in this amazing waterfall and exploring this enchanting water canyon in between soaring mountains that kiss the sky. Descending back to my hotel room, it was quiet, and the bed comfortable. The heater and the wifi also worked well. The water was nice and hot in the middle of winter. The hotel is not very far from the Tiantai Shan Train Station, which is about 15-20 by taxi and costs only about 25 yuan. When I get another chance to come to Tiantai, I'll definitely come back here.

Pushing the window is a beautiful scenery! The eldest sister's terrace is a great location to watch the sunrise (although there was fog in the mountains that day, covering the sun ☀️)! The local breakfast made by the eldest sister is delicious and can't stop! Self-driving preferred. Will definitely come again 😊😊😊

I booked this B&B by chance and I like it very much The B&B is near Guoqing Temple, just a dozen minutes' walk away. There is also the Tiantai Museum and delicious seafood nearby, all within walking distance. It is super convenient. The breakfast was made by Auntie herself. The day we went there was the winter solstice, so she made winter solstice dumplings, which were delicious. Very considerate, and also prepared disposable bath towels and face towels, very good Wish your business is prosperous

The tent is under construction, and the view is pretty good. It’s a pity that I didn’t see the stars on a rainy day The tent is not warm, and the wind is very strong at the top of the mountain. Friends who are afraid of the cold should be cautious. The music in the barbecue area is a bit loud

Travel: I'd advise new drivers or those who only drive in the city to skip self-driving, especially if you're checking in late. The 20km mountain road requires some skill. View: Excellent. Food: A weakness, it was awful, both breakfast and dinner! Service: Heartfelt but lacking in skill. Food suggestion: Go to the local farm-to-table restaurant by the gas station behind the mountain. Service: Seriously, the mini-bar is free, so why are they so stingy with refilling the drinks every day? Room: The mattress and pillows were uncomfortable. I have to wonder, do the Japanese not bother with QA training for their staff anymore? Chatting loudly among themselves in front of guests – honestly, they should check the surveillance footage. The professionalism is just unbelievable.

The location is very good. Just a short walk to the right when you go out is the Tiantai Mountain Visitor Center. You can take a bus to the waterfall (buy a ticket and you can take a round trip). Go out and walk a few minutes to the left and cross the bridge to Guoqing Temple. The room is very clean and tidy. The owner is very enthusiastic. The breakfast is rich and generous. The big black dog at home is very smart. He doesn't bark when he sees a guest coming. He is actually afraid of scaring you and will take the initiative to step back and give way.