Lushmon Retreat

Beautiful location on a hill in the middle of the tea fields, the retreat has a great location overlooking Longjing village and access to walking trails. Room is very beautiful and spacious. Bonus points to resident dog Xiao-huang who would accompany you on walks up the hill. Remember to contact the hotel beforehand so they can help you with luggage up the steps when you arrive (you do need to walk quite a lot of steps up to the hotel!).

This place is perfect. Absolutely beautiful surroundings and the staff went above and beyond. Perfectly clean. Wonderful place to wake up.

The hotel is wonderfully situated in the middle of the tea plantation. It's quite easy to explore the plantation area and we had a beautiful view right outside of our windows. The staff were very accomodating and helpful even if they have limited English skills. As the hotel is situated on a hill, it's advisable not to bring a trolley. The hotel is located around 100m up the hill.

We came for 1 night and the hotel is lovely and well design ! In the middle of the mountain … you have beautiful view of tea plantations ! Staff is very friendly and supportive as we are foreigner! Food is delicious …. Breakfast amazing ! We will come back for sure !

Lovely place and room. I will definitely come back

amazing place

The service and room were excellent. Although the staff didn't include English speakers, they worked really hard to understand and to communicate. The breakfasts were excellent, Chinese country fare, and the public spaces were peaceful and welcoming. I stayed in the Queen Garden Room, which comes with its own garden. I was a little disappointed that the tub in the garden was just a regular tub and that the grass was artificial, but it was nice to have a private, outdoor sitting area. The location is fairly far up a path from the road and can be hard to find since there isn't any signage on the road; follow the paved path into the tea fields and up some steps to find the retreat. Two of my uploaded pictures are of the entrance to the path and of the path through the tea fields (you can see the hotel among the trees in the latter) I'll likely come back in autumn when it's cooler to explore the neighborhood more. When I do, I'll probably choose the mountain view if solo, or the garden view if with a friend (those have private outdoor areas, too). My only real suggestion for the management would be to partner with a tea house to offer tea and snack services in the evenings on the deck. If I could have done that, it'd have been a perfect trip, though it was already a pretty great one. TLDR: would recommend, get the standard rooms (garden or mountain view)