Lushan City Hotels with Bars

High-Value Luxury Experience Right Next to Lushan South Gate The location is absolutely unbeatable, right next to the Lushan South Gate. It's just a few steps to the sightseeing bus stop, making it super convenient to get up the mountain. The room itself is incredibly spacious and features a high-end design, complete with smart room controls, a high-definition projector, and a Kohler bathtub. The heated drying rack was a lifesaver, drying small items of clothing very quickly. The biggest surprise was the mattress – incredibly comfortable, once you lie down, you won't want to get up. Breakfast offered a rich selection, including Jiujiang rice noodles, fresh fruits and vegetables, pastries, bread, fried dough sticks, and soy milk, all served warm and delicious throughout. I was very satisfied. The service was exceptionally thoughtful, with free pick-up and drop-off to the station, and attentive care throughout my stay. Overall, this is the best value luxury hotel I've ever stayed in. The only minor flaw is that because the room is so large, the heating was a little weak, but it was still warm and comfortable overall and didn't detract from the experience at all. Highly recommended! Even if you're not visiting Lushan, staying here for a couple of days would be incredibly comfortable...

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.

This trip, I absolutely must give this B&B a huge thumbs-up! Upon arrival, I was captivated by the surrounding scenery. Surrounded by verdant mountains and lush waters, I gazed up at the rolling hills, down at the gurgling stream, and breathed in the fresh aroma of grass and trees, as if a natural landscape painting unfolded before my eyes. In the morning, sunlight filtered through the sheer curtains, gently shimmering on my face. The crisp chirping of birds echoed in my ears. Opening my eyes, I was awakened by this beautiful scenery, and my mood was particularly soothing. Entering the B&B, the courtyard was lush with greenery and vibrant flowers, and furnished with rustic wooden tables and chairs. It was a truly relaxing place to enjoy a cup of tea or read a book. The room was warm and comfortable, with minimalist decor and soft bedding, creating a homey feeling the moment I entered. The most surprising thing was the large floor-to-ceiling windows, which framed the beautiful scenery without reservation. Sitting by the window, I could admire the changing natural scenery of the seasons. It was truly a delight. The B&B owner was incredibly kind and welcoming. Upon check-in, he not only upgraded our room but also patiently recommended nearby attractions. The breakfast was also generous, featuring local specialties that were incredibly delicious! This stay was a fantastic experience. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit the area!

Location: About a 2-minute walk from the conference site, and very convenient for taking the scenic shuttle bus. Ambiance: Although it's not in the bustling part of the town, the hotel is nestled by the mountains and water, with exquisite decor from the exterior to the interior. Parking: It's a private property with its own parking lot, offering about 20 marked spaces and two slow charging stations, which is very friendly for those traveling by new energy vehicles. Service: The staff are warm and friendly. Upon check-in, they'll inform guests about Lushan's sightseeing routes and offer suggestions. If you return late from town, they'll arrange for a driver to pick you up. You can pay to book a ride to the viewing platform for sunrise and a return trip. Every day, snacks and fruits are delivered to the room, and there's a small gift upon check-out. Dining: Breakfast is a buffet with a good variety, including coffee, noodle soup, wontons, steamed buns, siu mai, glutinous rice balls, fried dough sticks, and sliced fruit. Now for the downsides: The cleanliness needs improvement. There was some dust in certain areas that hadn't been cleaned, and some sticky, subtle, sugar-like residue on parts of the table. The shower had strong water pressure, but the water temperature was unstable, fluctuating between hot and cold. I stayed for two days during the Qingming Festival, experiencing both the twin and king-size rooms. Overall, I was very satisfied with the experience, and if I go to Lushan again, I'll choose this hotel.

”Living amidst human habitation, yet free from the noise of carriages and horses.” This was my first impression of the hotel—quiet and tranquil. This environment perfectly aligned with our family's travel philosophy: sleeping in until we naturally wake up, avoiding intensive walking and sightseeing. It was our first time visiting Lushan, and we were completely unfamiliar with the scenic area. We originally planned to park at the North Gate and head up the mountain, but thankfully, after contacting the owner, we discovered that we could drive directly to the hotel. This was incredibly convenient for those who had already traveled a long way and were about to take a bus up the mountain. (Actually, we only found out the next day on the mountain that it was a 50-minute bus ride to the first stop, Xiaotianchi, with over a hundred winding roads—we couldn't handle that! We were so glad the hotel was at the foot of the mountain.) The hotel is located inside the Lushan East Gate Visitor Center, within the San Die Quan Scenic Area. Nestled at the foot of the Five Old Peaks, surrounded by mountains, it's incredibly peaceful. The courtyard is large and offers a lot of activities, including artificial hills, fountains, ponds, lawns, terraces, viewing platforms, and panoramic rooftop terraces—perfect for children's play. Sitting by the small pond in the backyard, I had a panoramic view of the Five Old Men Peaks. During my three-day trip to Lushan, I spent most of my time enjoying the scenery from the hotel, which seemed to make the trip even better. The room was very spacious, and the most pleasant surprise was the two huge floor-to-ceiling windows and a large balcony. From the outside, I observed that the other rooms also had their own unique layouts. As for dining, the breakfast was quite good, but lunch and dinner required some errands, unless you're spending the day in the scenic area. We drove to town to get two meals, which only took less than ten minutes; there are many restaurants near the East Gate. However, if you want to try more food, you can go to Lushan city center. It's only a 20-minute drive from the hotel to the city center. We went to a highly recommended restaurant, Lao Jiu Guotie (Old Nine Potstickers), which was listed on the best food list. The barbecue and specialty dishes were delicious, and they close before 9 pm, so go early. The hotel is a 20-minute drive from the North Gate. When we arrived at noon on our second day, the parking lot was full, but if you walk back a little, you'll find a temporary parking lot made from an abandoned airport, which is very convenient and worth considering. During the three-day May Day holiday, the traffic on the entire mountain road was very light, making it convenient to get from the hotel to any direction. Before leaving, we even had a meal in Lushan city, as it's easier to get back to Wuhan via the highway from there. On Lushan, excluding travel time, we only spent about three hours exploring, visiting the Lushan Conference Site and the waterfall. If you want to see more, go up and down early, as waiting in line for the bus can be quite time-consuming. We spent five hours on the mountain, visited Guanyin Bridge, and Lushan city – we were a bit spontaneous. Traveling is essentially about experiencing life in a different place, and since it's about living, comfort is paramount. That's why I'm always careful when choosing hotels, comparing hotel photos with user photos to avoid being ripped off. This time, we didn't make a mistake; the Ancient Luxury Secret Realm truly lived up to its name. The interior design, with its dark wood and white stone, combines ancient charm with understated luxury – simple yet sophisticated. The hotel's facade is quite large, providing excellent natural light and expansive views, with no other modern buildings obstructing the view from its elevated position. In the evening, you can truly experience the tranquility of ”sitting facing the moon over the eastern mountains, its gentle shadow falling into my arms.” For travelers seeking leisure, peace, and serenity, this is a highly recommended experience!

The location is really good. You just walk up a flight of stairs and you're on the main street, right across from KFC. There are restaurants, fruit stores, and convenience stores nearby. If you turn left on the main street and walk a bit, you'll find the central park and the shuttle bus pick-up point for scenic spots. It's a very convenient location. We even got to experience snow on New Year's Eve, which made the trip perfect!

Located on Mount Lushan, the hotel boasts a convenient location, making it easy to access shopping and dining on Guling Street, as well as various key attractions. Upon entering the hotel, one is immediately drawn to its exquisite and elegant design, blending traditional Chinese charm with modern simplicity and comfort. The staff's service is impeccable, from their warm welcome at check-in to their attentive assistance throughout the stay. Every employee wore a smile, making us feel right at home. Any questions asked at the front desk were answered patiently and meticulously, and they also provided many practical suggestions for our trip. If you're planning a trip to Mount Lushan and looking for a comfortable, relaxing, and unforgettable mountain retreat, then Yunxi Yiju is definitely the right choice!

Staying at a guesthouse nestled within a traditional Chinese ink painting in Lushan was pure bliss; this guesthouse provided all the happiness of my trip. The white-walled, log cabin is blending seamlessly with the verdant mountains and cypresses, offering picturesque views at every turn. Sipping Lushan cloud and mist tea on the balcony and watching the clouds drift through the valleys instantly soothes away the anxieties of travel. The rooms are simply and gently furnished, with thoughtful details and excellent soundproofing, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of the mountains. The owner shares off-the-beaten-path viewpoints, helping you avoid crowds and capture stunning sunrises and sunsets. No need to rush to see the sights; simply relaxing at the guesthouse is the best way to experience Lushan.

When you come to Lushan, you can live in the mountain and river geometry · Lu and the academy ｜ Liyuan Holiday Homestay. It is really the most correct decision for this trip. The homestay is close to Bailu Cave Academy. It takes ten minutes to walk through the woods. It is only 4 kilometers away to San Die Spring. It is very convenient to travel. The Chinese garden courtyard that comes with the hotel is simply beautiful like an ink painting - white walls and tiles, blue stone roads, stacked stone water, and the well-behaved deer sculpture by the wooden bridge. It is a blockbuster movie. Surrounded by green mountains on both sides, clouds and mist swim in the forest. When you open the curtains in the morning, you will see green and cascading peaks. The air is full of fragrance of grass and trees. It is really super quiet here, there is no hustle and bustle of cars and horses, there are birdsong and water sound, sitting in the yard and drinking tea in a daze is a kind of enjoyment. The room is Chinese-style quiet, clean and elegant, with transparent lighting. I live in a panoramic floor-to-ceiling window room. The large floor-to-ceiling windows frame the mountain view directly into the house. I can see the clouds and mist floating on the mountain as soon as I open my eyes in the morning. The room facilities are very complete~ a hot bath in a separate bathtub to relieve the fatigue of climbing the mountain, the projector is opened on the bed to watch a movie, the whole house is smart, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and it is as comfortable as returning home. The hygiene is also very meticulous, and the corners are clean.

This time with children, the idyllic family room booked, the experience is full, two beds are large and one small to live very comfortable. The whole is warm and idyllic, quiet in the noisy, open the window is full of green mountains and green, the air is fresh to the explosion. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the whole person relaxes. The boss is very enthusiastic, as comfortable as living in a friend's house, there is no strangeness at all, this feeling of being at home, in the mountains is really warm heart ❤️☕ Downstairs is the net red three mountains and two water coffee.