5-Star Hotels in Jiangxi, China

The environment was decent, and breakfast offered a good variety. Overall, the service was okay. However, the main drawback, likely due to management issues, was the poor elevator experience. Not only were there cigarette butts, but the long bench inside was covered in thick dust, as were other parts of the elevator. Upon entering the restroom, a strong smell of urine hit me. Since the room's door closer was faulty, and it was late, I decided to just deal with it and go to sleep. Around 5 AM, I was woken up by the noisy street outside. The room phone was useless, so I eventually had to call the front desk to get engineering to come fix it, which took over ten minutes. At breakfast, I had to look through more than ten cups, all of which were chipped. It was truly a very disappointing experience.

This resort, built into the mountains within a scenic area, boasts unique architectural styles and is definitely worth experiencing. For guests arriving by car, there's a dedicated parking area. You'll need to show your booking confirmation to enter, and staff are on hand to guide you every step of the way. The reception area is divided into sections for check-in, luggage arrangements (where staff will take your bags to your room), and a waiting area. During holidays, you might need to queue for check-in. After completing the check-in process, my room wasn't ready yet, so the front desk suggested I get a butler. This allowed me to explore the scenic area first and wait for the butler to notify me when my room key was ready. My butler, Xiaoxiong, was excellent, providing tour routes, dining and transportation information, and show schedules. I could ask about room details or anything else at any time, and she always responded promptly. The room was very comfortable, with cozy bedding. More pillow choices would be a nice addition. The bathroom had a dry/wet separation, and the automatic toilet seat sensor was very responsive. The only minor drawback was the lack of a place to put clothes while showering. Performances within the scenic area only start after 4 PM, and that's when the number of visitors gradually increases. Although snacks and restaurants are open all day and are well-planned with a variety of options without cutthroat competition, the food tastes even better when there's a lively atmosphere. The shows are performed multiple times in different areas, allowing for flexible scheduling. However, the evening light-up ceremony and bonfire performance happen only once and are definitely worth seeing. It gets crowded, so it's best to plan your viewing spot in advance. Important note: Bites from the small black insects in the scenic area took several days to subside and stop itching, so be sure to take preventative measures. Also, the scenic area is full of slopes and stairs, which can be tough on the legs. Guests with mobility issues should plan their itinerary carefully.

It is a good choice to come to Wang Xian Valley to escape the heat in the city. The mountains and forests are dense, cooler than the city, but the sun is still hot at noon, not cool all day. During the day, walk along the boardwalk and take a look at the waterfall; if the sun is too strong, go back to the homestay and rest; don't force yourself to explore. The temperature difference between day and night in the mountains is obvious, and it will be cool at night, so you must bring a light jacket. There are many mosquitoes and insects, so mosquito-repellent products are essential. Some parts of the walkway are quite steep, so go at your own pace and don't force yourself to complete all the routes. The cliff guesthouse has a good view of the scenery. Thank you, housekeeper Huan Huan, Huan Huan reminded me to play within my limits and take precautions against heatstroke.

Full score! Wuyuan super healing treasure homestay! The most pleasant surprise of this trip to Wuyuan was to choose this homestay. The stay experience was directly full, and the whole process was comfortable and healing. Must focus on praise the butler, the service is particularly intimate and thoughtful. When checking in, take the initiative to help carry luggage and relieve the fatigue of the journey. I also carefully introduce the surrounding situation, sincerely recommend the authentic restaurants that locals often go to, avoid the net red stepping on the thunder store, and take the food guide directly, which is very practical. The overall environment of the homestay is quiet and elegant, clean and refreshing. The room is open and well equipped. My favorite is two large balconies with a wide view. Sitting in your leisure time, enjoying the scenery of Wuyuan Mountains and Wild Mountains, it is comfortable and relaxing. The sanitation is meticulously cleaned and the living comfort is very high. The overall price is super high, the service is warm, the environment is beautiful, and the details are full. I highly recommend this homestay for a trip to Wuyuan, and I will choose to stay again next time!

I opted for one of their newly opened rooms for this stay. The bed was incredibly soft and comfortable, ensuring I slept soundly right until dawn. What I particularly loved was the Huipai architectural style, with its classic white walls, dark tiled roofs, and charmingly arranged courtyards. The subtle aroma of tea permeated the air, instantly putting me at ease.

After spending a night on Sanqingshan, I made my way down the mountain and checked into the resort again. Whilst my room was being cleaned, I opted to wait by the area by the lobby and it was shut. I asked a young female waitress to let me in so I can sit on a comfortable sofa whilst waiting for my room and she let me through when she realised that I was so knackered after coming down from the mountain and there was no where else to sit in the lobby. She fastened the rope behind me so no-one else could get through and left me there to rest. 10, 15 or maybe 20 minutes went by and approached the reception again and this time was given my room key and gestured where to go. I was a little annoyed for not being told that my room was ready. It was in a different wing of the resort to my previous room. This resort is huge. The room was so spacious and beautiful with a double bed. I then went downstairs to the area by the lobby to order an early lunch but was told by the young female waitress that it was closed until 12:30. I asked if I could order a 3 course meal from the menu and they can bring it up to my room. They said it was fine and I also managed to speak to the chef to see what was available. I was forewarned that it might take a while to cook. I placed my order anyway and went back to my room. The wait was worth it and all the courses were so delicious. Despite the feeling of being disorganised, most staff in this resort are really quite helpful.

Facilities: The room was quite spacious, and the TV was projected onto a large screen. There was a huge balcony with a view of lush greenery. There was a swimming pool and hot spring. When we went, it was already quite warm, so we swam but didn't try the hot spring. Environment: The hotel is located halfway up a mountain, suitable for those driving, but it's centrally located in Wuyuan, so driving is quite convenient. The only problem was that there were no streetlights in the mountains, so we arrived at the hotel in the dark at night. 😂 Considering the hotel's facilities and room size, it's extremely cost-effective. Experiencing the hot spring in winter would be quite nice.

🍱 For breakfast, they'll ask about any dietary restrictions beforehand. It's a set menu, and for the wonton noodles, you can choose the type of flour. We had the noodles, and they felt a bit bland, but condiments were provided on the table, so we added some chili ourselves. The restaurant has a great design, very photogenic! I felt like after taking pictures here, I wouldn't even need to go to Qianchuan for noodles, saving a good sum! 🍵 The tea room is very atmospheric, remember to book in advance! A whole glass wall beautifully frames the pine trees outside. No excessive decoration, just the gently drooping pine branches and the perfect shade of green. A small suggestion: if there was incense lit while having tea, it would feel even more Zen-like~ 🌊 The swimming pool on the third floor was undisturbed even during the off-season. No noisy crowds, just you and the mountains gazing at each other ⛰️. An unprecedented sense of inner peace. I absolutely love this feeling! ☀️ It's super close to the famous 'Qi Ping' (Anger Bottle) landmark in Sanbao Village! Great for morning walks and fresh air.

The hotel room was quite spacious and even had a balcony, and being a standalone building, it was very quiet. The front desk staff were lovely and very welcoming. I had a great experience, and the firework displays were beautiful. The hotel breakfast had a wide variety of options and tasted delicious. The service was thoughtful and meticulous, making me feel right at home. The staff, especially those at the Western and Chinese breakfast stations, were warm, friendly, and professional. I was extremely satisfied with everything, from the front desk reception to the room service. It truly made my trip very comfortable and relaxing.

The room was spacious and bright overall, meticulously cleaned with every corner attended to, and there were no strange odors upon entering. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and the pillows had just the right firmness, allowing for a good rest after a long day of travel. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, the water pressure was strong, and hot water came quickly. The soundproofing was excellent, it was very quiet at night, leading to good sleep quality. The staff were friendly and tried their best to meet guests' needs. The hotel's location is great, with clear views of the scenic area from the floor-to-ceiling windows.