Pet Friendly Hotels in Wuyuan

This may be my favorurite hotel of all my travels so far. It’s set in an authentic Qing Dynasty building in a beautiful, quiet village. In the evening, the hostess picked us up at the village gate with a lantern, and when we arrived there was tea and a fireplace waiting in the lobby. The rooms are beautifully designed, and the hotel is full of cozy sitting areas, tea tables, and small corners to relax, you really feel immersed in old China. Breakfast and dinner were excellent, as were their house-distilled rice wines. The next morning, the hostess gave us a guided walk through the village and then arranged a driver who turned out to be more of a guide. He took us to several villages and stunning viewpoints for the rest of the day and again the following morning. January is a wonderful time to visit if you come well before Chinese New Year: the area is very quiet, and you get a real sense of everyday local life. It is cold, so dress warmly. The rooms have heaters and heated blankets, but the other areas of the hotel—and in the villages themselves—are unheated. We will definitely come back.

i would give this stay 11/10 if i could! our hosts were beyond lovely, hospitable, and generous. they upgraded our room for free as we visited during off-peak season, and offered many local recommendations that we thoroughly enjoyed. they were always contactable and happy to assist us when we needed help with hiring a driver and amenities. our room was gorgeous and had everything we needed, the shower’s water pressure was fantastic, and we adored our balcony and the carefully tended garden. we even saw a bird nest and cute birds on our second day! their home-cooked breakfast is comforting and hearty, featuring many local delicacies. on the last day, our host even cooked us her signature mini wantons!! thank you Huiyuge for our perfect stay in Wuyuan! we will certainly be back to visit during flower season in spring :)

I packed my bag and set off on a whim. Spring was in full bloom, and I arrived in Wuyuan, Jiangxi. I'd stumbled upon this guesthouse on the train and booked it. The owner was very honest and arranged a shared bus ride for me. Once in the village, a tricycle took me to the hotel. What greeted me was a charming wooden country villa, a clean lobby and rooms. In the courtyard, I chatted and swung with guests from Tianjin – it was incredibly pleasant. Traveling alone can be a little lonely, so the owner's wife cooked me a small meal: stir-fried bok choy and braised pork with dried bamboo shoots – both delicious! It felt like returning to a relative's hometown, so warm and welcoming. The owner helped me plan my next two days' itinerary, recommended by the driver. My trip ended happily. The hotel was a six-minute walk from the mountaintop, so I didn't need to buy a cable car ticket. I could leisurely explore and avoid the crowds at the foot of the mountain – perfect!

On March 4, 2026, my best friend and I went to Wuyuan, Jiangxi to photograph the canola fields. After comparing the reviews and locations of various guesthouses nearby, we finally booked the 'AWAKENING.SOULMATE.Starry Sky Courtyard Holiday B&B - Yunran/270° River View Family Twin Room' on Trip.com. It's located at No. 55 Xiangtian Village, Ziyang East Road, Rancheng Street, and conveniently has an elevator. The B&B is right at the exit of Wunvzhou Scenic Area, making its location very convenient. The elevator made carrying our luggage upstairs and downstairs incredibly easy. Once in the room, simply saying 'Xiao Ai, turn on the air conditioning, turn on the lights, open the curtains, close the curtains' was super convenient. In the morning, calling 'Xiao Ai, open the curtains' revealed a beautiful scene: happy ducks playing in the small river, and across the river, canola fields, white walls, and grey tiles. It was like an open oil painting – so stunning! My friend and I took many beautiful photos sitting by the small table on the tatami mat by the window. This wonderful start set the tone for a joyful trip. The 3rd floor offers excellent viewing angles. Each room has a large double bed, and the soundproofing is great. The living room features a rattan chair with a side table, a tatami mat with a low table, and a unique projector. The bathroom is very spacious, with a well-designed shower, sink, and toilet, achieving an excellent dry-wet separation. It completely matched the photos and description on Trip.com, making us feel right at home. The cleaning staff tidied the room daily and replenished the amenities. The owner, Honghong, was incredibly cheerful, sunny, warm, and patient. For our first check-in, she personally showed us to our room and thoroughly explained the room password, nearby attractions, and dining options. There are many restaurants nearby. Particularly, the breakfast spots in the backstreet offer江南-style architecture and delicious food. A short walk away, the convenience store under the Atour Hotel allows you to purchase instant food and basic necessities. There are numerous attractions nearby. Didi (ride-hailing service) makes transportation convenient, and self-driving guests can park in the spacious parking lot downstairs at the B&B. Honggao Ancient City (best to enter around 4 PM, the lighting at night is fantastic, especially the fish lantern parade and fire-breathing performance at the main stage are quite unique). Wunvzhou (the iron flower performance in the evening is a highlight, and the cultural and tourism exhibits in the museum to the right of the entrance are worth a visit). Jiangling (picturesque terraced fields create a poetic landscape, with canola flowers, green hills, clear waters, and Huizhou-style ancient buildings complementing each other). Huangling (Huizhou-style residences are scattered picturesquely, with shops in front of houses and workshops behind, and colorful harvested fruits drying on shelves. Take B cable car up, cross Leixin Bridge to Tianjie, and take A cable car down. Almost every step offers a scenic view, making it excellent for photography). Jiangwan (Xiao Jiang Ancestral Temple's grandeur showcases Ming Dynasty architectural features). Likeng (a Huizhou-style village inhabited by the Li family, embodying the tranquility of 'small bridges, flowing water, and homes'). Moon Bay (a unique crescent-shaped island, offering picturesque江南 natural scenery). Shimen (home to the blue-crowned laughingthrush, the 'panda of birds,' with white walls and grey tiles displaying the simple elegance of Huizhou residences). Yantian Ancient Camphor (a millennium-old camphor tree in a Huizhou-style village, like a giant dragon supporting its massive canopy, seemingly blessed by gods to protect all beings). Sixi Yancun (an ancient Huizhou village and a film shooting location). Rainbow Bridge (built during the Southern Song Dynasty, it features two approach bridges, four piers, five arches, and five corridors. The couplet at the bridgehead is from Li Bai's poem 'Climbing Xie Tiao's North Tower in Xuancheng in Autumn': 'Two waters embrace a bright mirror, a double bridge drops a rainbow'). Wengong Commercial Plaza near the B&B offers various snacks. Wuyuan's Huangju (chrysanthemum) from Xiaoji and green tea from Dazhangshan can be purchased in season. Local delicacies include stone pot lotus leaf fish, red carp, ciba (glutinous rice cake), fragrant rice paste, sticky glutinous pork, and dried bamboo shoots or stir-fried spring bamboo shoots with meat. Zui Zao Yu (fermented fish) can be a challenge for those who can't handle spice. Reluctantly, as we were preparing to leave, still captivated by the beauty, we discovered the koi pond, outdoor tea room, 'shaiqiu' (sun-drying harvest), and lush greenery on the first floor. My best friend and I took many more beautiful photos there. While enjoying the beautiful scenery, we also felt the warmth of the happy family who owns the B&B. The owner couple was sunny and thoughtful. The kind father always wore a refined smile. The owner's mother thoughtfully steamed the raw duck eggs I bought at Wengong Commercial Plaza, showing the heartwarming care of an elder. The owner's child was a diligent student, polite and studious, with the aura of a future high-flyer. Thank you to the owners for this treasured B&B! I wish them a pleasant work life and prosperous business. With breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, and comfortable Huizhou-style residences with expansive views, we look forward to our next visit. I hope this review helps those planning to stay, and I wish everyone a wonderful and unique holiday in Wuyuan, Jiangxi.

This place is absolutely beautiful. The hotel owner is a gem, he went out of his way numerous times to make sure that my stay was perfect. He picked me up from the train station in a grand car for a very fair fare. He also helped me rent a bike and even dropped me off on a beautiful road to cycle along to. Without him.I would have not been able to experience the beautiful countryside riding a bike, which is something I recommemd to anyone visiting the region. The land is so peaceful and preserved and you can stop in small non commercialized villages along your bike ride. Regarding my room, it was big, quiet, had an awesome view, the water temperature and pressure were adequate. It was also spotless clean and had a great sound system and projector screen. As for the location, the scenic area is just outside at the doorstep, but the hotel is very peaceful still. There is a nice Delonghi machine to make a good expresso in the morning. As a solo female traveler I felt very safe and cozy. I don't speak Chinese but this was not a problem - with the translator apps everything was easy. I recommend this hotel to anyone coming to beautiful Wuyuan!!

It was really great as recommended by a friend. After we arrived, the housekeeper picked us up to help with the luggage. When we entered the yard, we saw a beautiful Samoyed named Yuanxiao coming to ”greet” us. The room was very large, the bathroom was separated into dry and wet areas, with double wash basins, a bathtub, a separate tea room, a 2m*2m big bed with a very comfortable mattress, and the overall intelligence was sufficient. It looked like an old house, but the facilities in the house were very new ~ The breakfast was great, there was a tea room by the river where you could read books and drink tea, and a swimming pool was being built.

Absolutely recommend Mingxun Tang -- the hotel is nestled in the heart of Yan Cun, one of the smaller, delightful, history-rich and less touristy of the Wuyuan villages. The location is a very convenient point from which to do day trips around the scenic spots in Wuyuan. The hotel is in a beautifully reformed old house -- it has a lovely garden and keeps parts of the original structure, as well as some memorabilia from its previous iteration such as receipts from the late Qing Dynasty! The rooms are lovely and well-equipped with all amenities. Finally, the service is wonderful -- it was the owners of the hotel that recommended our driver and guide for the trip! The hotel offers delicious home-cooked meals and although they don't have coffee they kindly helped us buy some from a nearby cafe and brought it to us. Overall a wonderful stay!

This B&B is the closest to Wunvzhou. Right after we got off the high-speed train, the owner immediately arranged a car to pick us up. She also recommended a fantastic local restaurant nearby, serving incredibly delicious home-style food at very reasonable prices, and even helped us secure discounted tickets for local attractions! When we had some free time in the afternoon, she suggested Xiangao Ancient City, which turned out to be a perfect spot for taking stunning photos. On our second day, she arranged for a car to pick us up directly from the B&B for our trip to Huangling, and we also got discounted entrance tickets! Honestly, for anything you need, just ask the owner – she's incredibly helpful! Absolutely amazing! Highly recommended!

This is our third week travelling through China. Our stay at Wuli Shanshui Wenquan Dujia Jiudian. Mentioning the full name of this hotel pretty much gives you a full description of what you will likely experience. A lot of good value for money! The hotel is situated at the bank of a river and behind the river you will see beautiful forested hills. Early in the morning and late in the afternoon you will hear the birds singing. Your stay in this hotel comes with free entrance tickets to the hotpools, each with its own theme. You have the Danggui, the Red Wine, the Green Oasis, the Milk and Red Vinegar pools. We spent about 10 minutes in each of them. Relax, take time to have the body adjust to the temperature. I sat on the side with only my legs and hands under water. Later I let my body slide into the water fully. That night I slept like a baby and this morning I had a smooth soft skin, like a baby 😁 The rooms are fully equipped with all necessities and the reception was very helpful. We got a fruit basket as a welcoming gift. Unfortunately there was no restaurant service but the reception helped us to order in lunch and dinner from a nearby restaurant. All we had to do was to pick from the menu and send the order to the reception via Wechat. For a modest fee our lunch, dinner and cold beers were delivered to our room 👍 The breakfast buffet offered great variety with fresh Ginseng fruit and mini tomatoes. We liked it here so much that we booked a second night. There is so much to explore in the neighbourhood with the beautiful old villages of Likeng and Wangkou nearby. Thank you! 🙏

We came for a biking holiday. We stayed 4 nights. We left every morning on a different biking route. Lots of roads and villages. We each had a guest room. I was disappointed that I had the smallest room but they thought I wanted to be on the same floor as my friends. They moved me to the 2nd floor and now I had the same HUGE place as my friends. In the sitting room, is an L-shaped couch. It pulls out as a bed. So I guess this room could fit up to 4 people. The shower is huge. There is plenty of space to wash our bikes. The sauna/hot air thing was great for drying our clothes too! Had we been more people, we probably would have rented one of the bigger places and shared instead of getting our own guest rooms. It's fairly quiet. Breakfast was served in a separate traditional building. Normal Chinese breakfast, but asked for the noodles with the fried eggs! The kitchen staff were very accommodating when we asked if we could have breakfast at 7 am. Also, we asked for a late check-out because we wanted to shower after our ride. They let each of us have our rooms till 4pm at no charge. It would be great if the stone tiles could be power washed as it was quite slippery when it rained. I didn't have my driver's license but I needed to go pick up my friend and his broken bike. So I went back to ask the manager if he could drive our car 35 km to pick up my friend. He was happy to drive me! The sign to the guest house was not installed but if you look for the castle-like building, you'll find it. It was tricky getting to the hotel because we arrived late and it was absolutely chucking down with rain. This is a great, gorgeous place if you want peace and quiet. My room had a river view. Great for relaxation. Highly recommend this place.