Romantic Hotels in Anhui, China

If there’s 6 stars I would give it. From check in to check out, we were taken care off by Ms Huang Xinghua. At checked in, she came quickly and offered help with itinerary suggestions, and got us connected with WeChat where are got assorts of relevant information like weather, sunset watching timing, sunrise, even offered to reserve a place for stargazing at 4.30am. Dinner reservations. Stayed in so many hotels and I don’t think the attentive service we got was matched. We were really well taken care off. Highly recommend the hotel and ask for her assistance. ⭐️ ⭐⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Also the amenities are quite thoughtful. Washing detergents, foot bath tub, warm jacket for use as well. 👍🏼

Location, location, location! The most important advantage said three times! The hotel's Chinese restaurant serves excellent food, and the price is comparable to what you'd find on Jiuhua Street. We ate lunch and dinner there on our own. The service was also great! The facilities are a bit old, though. The room's carpet and bathroom were very clean, but there was a slight odor, probably due to the humidity in the mountains. However, it's convenient for getting around, the location is fantastic! They also allowed a late checkout until 2 PM, and even gave me two sachets when I checked out! (As pictured)

The hotel was easy to find, clean, and I slept wonderfully on the mountain. Shilin Hotel is truly the king of value for money. Thanks to Qiuxiang for the thoughtful service 🌹. The foot soak packets were a lifesaver, especially with the unexpected snow. In September, the autumn colors had just begun to touch the peaks of Huangshan. Standing on Bright Summit in the early morning, the sea of clouds spread beneath my feet. The sun slowly rose from behind Lotus Peak, painting the entire sky a fiery orange. The Guest-Greeting Pine was as iconic as ever, leaning out from the cliffside, as if waving to every passerby. A gust of mountain wind sent the sound of rushing pines rolling up from the valley, a deeply comforting sound. On the way down, I passed through an ancient Huizhou village. White walls and black-tiled roofs nestled quietly at the foot of the mountain, and the air was filled with the sweet scent of osmanthus. Who wouldn't fall in love with Huangshan?

Our stay at Shan Yu Sheng Huo was by far the best part of our trip to Mount Huangshan. The actual experience far exceeded our expectations, making it a truly relaxing and comfortable stay. Tucked away among tea plantations and bamboo groves, the guesthouse is not far from Tangkou Town, yet far enough to escape the hustle and bustle. The minimalist, upscale architecture blends harmoniously with the natural surroundings. Stepping into the courtyard, the air is filled with the fresh scent of greenery. After a tiring hike up Mount Huangshan, returning here instantly brought a sense of peace and relaxation. The room was spacious and impeccably clean, with every corner of the floor and bathroom spotless. The large floor-to-ceiling windows look straight out into the mountain forests. Waking up in the morning and drawing the curtains to see a light mist drifting over the tea gardens was incredibly therapeutic. The bedding was soft and skin-friendly, the toiletries were of high quality, and the thoughtful details were evident. It was quiet at night, ensuring a wonderful quality of sleep. The staff were warm, genuine, and efficient at check-in. They also proactively explained hiking routes and useful tips to us. The public areas are full of ambiance; the tea room and courtyard are great for strolling or sitting awhile, and every snapshot looks like a postcard. All three meals are available at the guesthouse. The breakfast offered a rich variety, including local flatbreads and wholesome side dishes, making for a very comforting start to the day. For dinner, we ordered Anhui cuisine, which tasted authentic. Dishes like the stenciled mandarin fish and free-range chicken soup featured fresh ingredients and rivaled any outside restaurant, saving us the trouble of heading into town and making things so much easier. The location is very convenient for hikers, being quite close to the Mount Huangshan South Gate Transfer Center, making travel easy, and there is ample parking for self-driving guests. After a whole day of exhausting climbing, coming back to the guesthouse to rest and feel the mountain breeze made most of the fatigue melt away. It combines the aesthetic appeal of a designer guesthouse with down-to-earth, attentive service—it's not one of those Instagram-famous spots that just looks good but lacks comfort. It's ideal whether you're here for hiking or just a leisurely getaway. I genuinely recommend this place for anyone visiting Mount Huangshan, and I will definitely choose to stay here again next time.

The hotel is located right next to Danxia Peak and the entrance of the West Sea Grand Canyon, making it ideal for visitors exploring the canyon. The service is excellent, featuring a dedicated butler service. The hotel is divided into Zones A and B: Zone A mainly caters to independent travelers, while Zone B mostly accommodates tour groups. Other guests mentioned that the hotel's food is the best among the mountaintop hotels; given that supplies are hard to come by on the summit, maintaining this quality is already impressive. Breakfasts for Zone A and B are served separately, which perfectly separates individual travelers from tour groups. Although the facilities are a bit dated, they are well-maintained. While the location isn't as central as the Baiyun Hotel, it still attracts plenty of guests and serves as one of the supply stations on the mountain. Highly recommended!

This guesthouse is located right inside the scenic area, making it super convenient for resting after an evening stroll. The decor is charmingly traditional, perfectly complementing the Huizhou architectural style. The guesthouse itself feels like an integral part of the scenic area, featuring a garden restaurant and a coffee bar where you can even pet cats. The owner is fantastic, offering luggage pickup and drop-off services right from the bus station. It's a highly recommended place to stay.

This is my second time staying at this hotel, purely because of its location. For its spot, the amenities still offer great value for money. However, this time I booked a king room and was given one facing the street. My much-anticipated holiday, a relaxing mountain escape in southern Anhui, was ruined by a night of noise. I understand that the Yellow Mountain entrance/exit sees a lot of traffic, but the reality is I didn't sleep a wink. I'd suggest upgrading the windows on the street-facing side to high-standard, soundproof ones – it would make a real difference. The breakfast selection also seemed a bit limited. Overall though, it's still consistently good and remains one of the top-tier options in this town. These are my honest thoughts, hope they're helpful.

Hidden gem // Cosy homestay with lovely and caring hosts - 10/10 recommend! We loved our stay at Villa Emerald Valley especially due to: + Lovely hosts: super friendly, multi generational, from the neighborhood and always keen to fulfill all our wishes even before we knew them + Bright, modern, clean and cosy rooms: Big windows, clean and modern bathroom facilities (great hot shower that is truly needed after a day in the mountain), really comfy beds, water boiler, etc. + Nice common area: game room, restaurant, tea table, small pool + Tasty food: breakfast, lunch and dinner freshly prepared, many options (also vegetarian), fresh fruits and tea, decent prices -＞ we loved their tomato&egg, bamboo, qingcai and tofu dishes + Smooth communication and great service: quick responses via WeChat, airport pick up (200¥ one way), support with ticket booking for huangshan, carrying luggage, extra fruits, etc. + Emerging into the community: as it was tea harvest time, the hosts took us to the tea mountain close by where we could help picking tea leaves + Location: huangshan is overall really touristy with a lot of group tourism and thus overall probably not the nicest place to stay for a longer time. However, the home stay, while being close to all main tourist attractions, lies very calm and right beside the mountains where locals live and work, so it does not feel touristy at all and you could easily spend several days there to explore and relax Also , the hosts can speak some English, so communication for foreigners is not a problem.

If you're at Beihai on Huangshan Mountain and torn between a hotel or a guesthouse, I highly recommend this guesthouse. The location is superb, and both the facilities and service are excellent. We hiked up from Yungu this evening, and after a refreshing shower, our tired bodies felt completely rejuvenated. My buddy and I enjoyed the guesthouse's homemade high-proof rice wine, and the food was delicious too. We'll definitely be back. Oh, and I particularly loved the photos in the restaurant showing the guesthouse's architecture blending into the Huangshan landscape – really fantastic!

A perfect Huizhou-style resort experience, highly recommended for a leisurely trip with elders! The hotel grounds are serene and beautiful. The front desk staff were incredibly kind and gentle, very considerate of the elderly person in our group. They even sent a cake and decorated the room for their birthday. The room was spacious and elegant with a great view. Breakfast was high quality with a rich variety of dishes. Both the elders and children had a wonderful stay, the experience was fantastic, highly recommended!