Hotels with Breakfast in Lushan City

Facilities: Excellent. The smart home assistant is very convenient to use. It also features a smart toilet and direct access to Lushan spring water, making tea preparation easy. Cleanliness: Superb. I checked it; even the corners and bay windows were spotless. Environment: Located halfway up a small hill, the scenery is beautiful. It's right next to Huiyuan Road Station, on the main street, making it convenient to go anywhere. The cable car station is only a 3-minute walk away. Service: The receptionists were very helpful, warm, and helpful, answering all questions promptly, especially the pretty young lady. A GL8 provides shuttle service, so luggage is not a problem. I especially love the name: ”Retreat to Seclusion.” It perfectly reflects my state of mind.

I was very satisfied with my stay at Lotus Terrace Garden Resort! The hotel has a great location, with a quiet surrounding environment, and I could see beautiful scenery right from my window. The bed was comfortable, and all the facilities were easy to use. Both the front desk and service staff were patient in answering questions and responded promptly to any requests. The breakfast also tasted good. Overall, it offers great value for money, and is suitable whether you're traveling with family or just looking to relax. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit Lushan!

We took the scenic bus to Mount Lushan around 7 PM and got off at the Transportation Management Office station. After calling the dealer, they immediately picked us up. The GL8 was large and comfortable. The location was okay, though it wasn't directly on the main street. It took a 10-minute walk to the main street, but the busiest main street was about another 5 minutes away. I was fine walking around on the first day, but after climbing San Diequan on the second day, my legs were sore I barely had the strength to walk. We booked a tatami room. Upon check-in, the dealer, seeing that there were three of us, told us the bed was 1.2 meters long and couldn't accommodate an extra futon. We didn't plan to add one, and we shared the bed with our child. The mattress was thick and comfortable, and the room was brightly lit. The room was on the fourth floor, with an elevator. The window overlooked the building, and the curtains were always drawn, preventing a view. Of course, the window was covered, as stated in the booking. The soundproofing was poor. The room was very clean, but if someone used the water in the shower, it would affect the water level. We stayed two nights and checked out early at 8:00 a.m. to head down the mountain. The hotel drove us to the bus stop at Xiaotianchi Station, about a 10-minute walk. It's important to note that although it's called a hotel, it's not a guesthouse; it's a B&B. Many hotels on Lushan Mountain are like this, so if you're bothered by this, it's better to book a chain hotel. After all, the service at a real hotel is different. We liked hotels with self-service laundry facilities because it was so hot and we were soaking wet after a day out, so we wanted to wash our clothes. It didn't matter to us since we were heading back home after checking out. Overall, we were very satisfied.

The room is big, the bed is big, the yard is big, there is breakfast, the service is super invincible, I bring a three-way dog, one person can not go to Sandiquan, the proprietress helped bring the dog, rounded my dream of Lushan, really good, if not on the road, I want to live for a few days, I am surprised by the pets, I hope that there are more such good proprietress hotels along the way, which is great, beyond my imagination

We liked the nostalgic feel of the hotel. It makes you feel like you have gone back in time. The room is a little bit dated (shower screens need some attention), however it still had that touch of class. The front steps are a killer, however there is a lift to bring you up the level of the hotel, so we didn't have to worry about bringing our heavy suitcases up the many steps. There is a bus station almost out the front of the hotel to tour the mountains many scenic areas. It is not in the shopping area of Kuling Street, but it's an easy bus ride to visit this area. We liked that there are a few restaurants, cafes and convenience stores close to the hotel as well. We were not able to use our foreign credit card and as we could not use WeChat pay, we needed to find another way to pay for the room with assistance from family with a Chinese bank account. I think it was because it is not part of a large chain of hotels and is in a relatively remote area. But overall we enjoyed our stay at this hotel.

The room is very clean and tidy, with complete facilities, a large bathtub, and very newly decorated. It has a mountain view room. The heating in the room is also sufficient. Even when it snows heavily, the room is not cold at all. Fruits are given in each room, and the oranges are very sweet. The breakfast is also very delicious. The service attitude is super good. The front desk upgraded the room for free. Because it is not very convenient for us to bring our baby, they also delayed our check-out. When we left, they also gave us a thermos cup and souvenirs. Facilities: very complete Hygiene: clean and tidy Environment: mountain view room, with a stream next to it Service: superb👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The hotel felt quite new, clean, and tidy, and all the staff were really nice. They offer shuttle services to and from the cable car station and the main street station. Every morning, Master Bao (包师傅) drove us to the main street station and picked us up in the evening. He was so kind and patient (we actually felt a bit embarrassed with how often we requested the hotel car). Huge thanks to him! I didn't have high expectations for a scenic area hotel's breakfast, but the all-season breakfast far exceeded them. There was a wide variety of food, plenty of vegetables and high-protein options, and the fruit was super fresh. The tofu, shredded pork, and vegetable soup was especially delicious. They also had freshly ground coffee. You can also order lunch and dinner at the hotel restaurant, which has a clean environment, and for me, it felt more reassuring than eating at outside restaurants.

Choosing this hotel gave me a lot of unexpected surprises! Must be five-star praise! 1. The hotel is right next to the ropeway and it is very convenient to walk for 5 minutes. At that time, I was holding a large suitcase, and the little beauty boss also arranged for the driver to drive to the ropeway entrance. The service is very warm! 2. Come over by car, park the car at the hotel and take the cableway to Lushan. After staying in Lushan for two nights, the hotel helped to waive the parking fee and save 60 yuan. 3. The standard room booked includes 2 breakfasts, and an extra one is given, which is equivalent to no charge for breakfast for children. 4. The hotel's breakfast is in the back yard, there are several outdoor dining tables, the environment is very comfortable. During the National Day, the price of 200+ enjoys these services and feels very satisfied.

After climbing the Three Cascades Spring, I was exhausted, so I stayed at the hotel for another day. I had dinner at the hotel that night and ate two bowls of rice – the local Lushan cuisine was really delicious. The hotel bed was so comfortable; I slept soundly until dawn.

Stayed here in end Oct. While reception was friendly, everything else did not meet expectations and match the price. Bed was hard and pillows were flat, thus uncomfortable for sleep. Breakfast spread was limited, taste was bad and food was cold except for hard boiled eggs and soup noodles - totally not befitting a hotel of this scale. We only used the bath tub in the room (water from hot spring too) instead of using the hotel hot spring facilities because we saw paper cups littered around some of the pools and questioned the cleanliness and hygiene of the facilities. You can ask reception for a disposable tub cover. It was also difficult to get a private hire vehicle at this hotel and we had to pay a higher price to get one. Overall poor value for the price we paid.