Lushan Hotel

Early autumn in Lushan, shrouded in mist and vibrant with lush greenery. The moment I stepped into the Lushan Hotel, I felt a lightness in my step—a feeling not just from the crisp mountain air, but also from the delicate warmth and thoughtfulness woven into the hotel's service. Upon disembarking from the Lushan cable car, we found Manager Chen Guo already waiting for us. With a hearty smile, he promptly took our heavy luggage and drove us through the winding mountain roads. During the drive, he pointed out the scattered villas in the distance, sharing fascinating insights into the Lushan Hotel's history and culture. Manager Chen's narrative unfolded unhurriedly, as gentle yet profound as the Lushan mist, allowing the scenic beauty and cultural anecdotes to interweave delightfully. At check-in, the meticulous attention of Ms. Zhang Qian at the front desk was even more impressive. Upon learning of our specific requests regarding space, she promptly offered alternative options and personally showed us the available rooms. After a quick settlement, as we were planning our sightseeing trip, passing by the "Da Tang" area, Ms. Zhang Qian enthusiastically informed us about the sightseeing buses available within the scenic area and suggested purchasing a package ticket. This practical advice saved us considerable hassle and made our itinerary much smoother. Coincidentally, it was the Lushan International Love Film Week, which added a lively buzz to the hotel's surroundings. We even had the good fortune to run into a celebrity at Xianren Cave, which felt incredibly lucky! The hotel's buffet breakfast was yet another delightful surprise. The variety was extensive, offering both light and hearty options to cater to all tastes and preferences. Just before our departure, after several days of clear skies, Lushan unexpectedly became shrouded in fog, and the mountain breeze sweeping through the courtyard left us feeling refreshed and invigorated. The true essence of "a home away from home" isn't merely about impeccable service; it's about blending the natural beauty, rich history, and genuine human warmth into an experience as exquisite as a finely brewed tea, worth savoring slowly.

This is a charming vintage-style hotel, surrounded by lush greenery, and very quiet in the evenings. It's conveniently located about a 10-minute walk from the main street. The hotel has been recently renovated. The room type I booked wasn't particularly spacious, and while the bathroom featured a wet/dry separation, it felt a little cramped. Overall, however, it was still quite good. Everything was spotlessly clean and tidy. Both the front desk and restaurant staff were very pleasant. We had dinner at the Wansonglin Restaurant; although the food might not have been perfectly to my friends' and my taste, we absolutely loved the service and the restaurant's atmosphere and style.

Lushan Hotel boasts a prime central location on the scenic area map, right by Meilu Villa, and with a sightseeing bus stop nearby, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the area. The architectural style is consistent with other buildings in the scenic area, featuring a charming historic exterior and vintage furnishings, thoughtfully combined with modern renovations for ultimate comfort. The front desk staff were incredibly thoughtful; seeing that we checked in quite late, they kindly upgraded us to a room in the main building. Breakfast at the hotel offered a wide variety of choices and was very clean and hygienic.