Best Lushan Hotels

"I checked in with the fantasy of seeing the stars in Yiduyun. Unfortunately, it was foggy that night and I couldn't see any. The hygiene is OK, but the soundproofing is not that good. It is much better after changing the room. Good location with a view. The young man from Henan who was in charge of the pick-up deserves a thumbs up, it was very hard work but he was very enthusiastic and helpful. The TV cannot cast the screen and there is no Internet TV. The zipper wasn't working so I asked the front desk for a candle but it didn't work, which was a little disappointing."

"The proprietress upgraded the room. The facilities in the room showed that it was thoughtful. The overall environment is great. The clusters of hydrangeas and the tree-lined trails make people feel happy. In the mountains of gold and earth, this homestay is very cost-effective."

"It is a resort hotel transformed from a villa in the past. On a small mountainside, the environment is quiet, the room is clean and comfortable, the staff is warm when arriving at the store, and we also sent us a small gift of Lushan specialty when leaving the store. 🎁! Breakfast can be delicious and full, and the parking space in the courtyard is spacious. It is very convenient to go to the mountains, go shopping, eat, go to Guling Town, Ruqin Lake and Xianren Cave. The pictures are taken within 1000 meters of the hotel. Worth coming again."

"The location of the hotel is very good, just a few minutes' walk from the main street and the transportation management office, and next to the Meilu Villa area, the starting point of the central line. It is a quiet place in the middle of the bustle. It is convenient for taking parents and children out to play, and it is very convenient for traveling and dining. It has its own parking lot, backed by a lush hillside, and the hotel's commercial vehicles will pick you up and drop off the ropeway on time. The front desk service is very enthusiastic and can respond to various needs in a timely and thoughtful manner. The Starry Sky Twin Room has a large area, wet and dry zones, reasonable layout, and comfortable accommodation. Moreover, there is a large balcony on the third floor. It feels very nice to drink tea, chat and look at the stars after traveling. But if the bathroom has an exhaust system, it would be perfect. The overall feeling is good and worth recommending."

"I thought it was near the train station, but the navigation system said it was 2.4 kilometers away. Luckily, I took bus No. 15 for two stops and walked a bit, and it was there. The service in the lobby was excellent, and my frustrations melted away. Since we arrived late, I grabbed a quick bite at the restaurant and had a good night's sleep."

"Forgot to take pictures of the room, but the boss's service made me think that the trip to Lushan was very worthwhile. The room is clean and comfortable. After arriving, the boss will personally give the guide and map 🗺 and send a car to pick up the station. Service: 100% 💯 The mountains are quiet and the air is good. The toilet in the room is separated from wet and dry, and the bedroom and bathroom space in the room is also very large."

"Some beautiful sights can only be seen with the eyes, not captured in photos. Zilu Hotel gave me many surprises! I love the location, a commanding height at Lushan's Yangtianping, with unparalleled views! This sense of close proximity to nature is a luxury you simply can't experience in city hotels. The hot springs were wonderful. At night, soaking in the 40-degree springs, feeling the mountain breeze, was a relaxing experience. The hotel was very considerate: hot ginger tea, non-slip slippers, and waiters always provided bath towels by the pool. The dining options also exceeded my expectations. I expected limited options at the top of the mountain, but the local rice noodles and freshly ground soy milk for breakfast were authentic. For dinner, I ordered the stone chicken (a Lushan specialty frog), and the butler went out of his way to inquire about my preferences. I highly recommend the ”privately prepared beef ribs.” The hotel is also very family-friendly and attentive. With my five-year-old, the hotel had already placed building blocks and picture books in the children's area, and even provided a complimentary cartoon toiletry bag. The children's meals were nutritious (less salt and oil), and they even provided children's tableware—a level of detail rarely seen in resort hotels. The only minor drawback is that the road up the mountain has a steep curve, so a four-wheel drive is recommended for self-driving (the hotel can arrange transfers, but reservations are required). However, this also helps to screen out noisy tourists, preserving the hotel's elegance and privacy."

"The location of the hotel is relatively easy to find. It takes about five or six minutes to walk down the ropeway. Go straight downhill. There is a sign ”Jiutian Yunwu Villa” at the gate. Walk in for another two or three minutes and you will see the hotel. This hotel is relatively large. I saw on the Internet that there was no elevator. I brought my luggage with me at that time. The waiter in the lobby will take the initiative to help you deliver your luggage to the floor where you want to stay. This is quite considerate. The waiter at the front desk is very enthusiastic and responds quickly to requests for pillows and hangers. The sanitary conditions are not bad compared to other homestays on the mountain. At least the room does not smell musty. The only disadvantage may be that the nearby area is not as lively as the main street, but this is also its advantage, it is relatively quiet. However, this time when I came to Lushan, I stayed in two hotels, and it seemed that neither of them was very soundproof. This one was slightly better. The boss recommended the nearby Lao Wang breakfast snack. His kelp and pork ribs soup noodles are really delicious. Recommended! "

"We took the scenic bus to Mount Lushan around 7 PM and got off at the Transportation Management Office station. After calling the dealer, they immediately picked us up. The GL8 was large and comfortable. The location was okay, though it wasn't directly on the main street. It took a 10-minute walk to the main street, but the busiest main street was about another 5 minutes away. I was fine walking around on the first day, but after climbing San Diequan on the second day, my legs were sore I barely had the strength to walk. We booked a tatami room. Upon check-in, the dealer, seeing that there were three of us, told us the bed was 1.2 meters long and couldn't accommodate an extra futon. We didn't plan to add one, and we shared the bed with our child. The mattress was thick and comfortable, and the room was brightly lit. The room was on the fourth floor, with an elevator. The window overlooked the building, and the curtains were always drawn, preventing a view. Of course, the window was covered, as stated in the booking. The soundproofing was poor. The room was very clean, but if someone used the water in the shower, it would affect the water level. We stayed two nights and checked out early at 8:00 a.m. to head down the mountain. The hotel drove us to the bus stop at Xiaotianchi Station, about a 10-minute walk. It's important to note that although it's called a hotel, it's not a guesthouse; it's a B&B. Many hotels on Lushan Mountain are like this, so if you're bothered by this, it's better to book a chain hotel. After all, the service at a real hotel is different. We liked hotels with self-service laundry facilities because it was so hot and we were soaking wet after a day out, so we wanted to wash our clothes. It didn't matter to us since we were heading back home after checking out. Overall, we were very satisfied."

"The boss is very enthusiastic, because Lushan Mountain is very big and the transportation is really inconvenient. The boss will pick us up at the bus stop. You can watch the sunrise from the second floor of this store, but it was raining that day, so you couldn’t watch it. It's very cold in the mountains, so cover yourself with a quilt when sleeping at night, otherwise you'll wake up from the cold. I went during the June Zongzi Festival holiday. It's just that the bathroom in the room is very small. After all, it's in the mountains, so that's understandable. Fortunately, it's very clean."