The hotel is located at No.70 Hesilu Road in the East Valley Tourism Center of Mount Lu, adjacent to the famous "Meilu" Villa and Linxi Culture Park, with Changchong River flowing in front of it. The hotel covers an area of 20,708.41 square meters (31 mu), with operating assets (including the county-level cultural protection site at No.86 Hesilu Road - the villa of Li Deti), close to the bustling Guling Street, with convenient transportation. Since the reform and opening up, the hotel has been responsible for and hosted numerous important foreign tourism events and sports events in Mount Lu. It has been a star-rated tourist hotel in Jiangxi Province, a national excellent star hotel, a provincial-level civilized unit in Jiangxi Province, and the filming location for the famous movie "Love in Mount Lu" and the TV series "Eighteen Years in the Enemy's Camp".The hotel is located at No.70 Hesilu Road in the East Valley Tourism Center of Mount Lu, adjacent to the famous "Meilu" Villa and Linxi Culture Park, with Changchong River flowing in front of it. The hotel covers an area of 20,708.41 square meters (31 mu), with operating assets (including the county-level cultural protection site at No.86 Hesilu Road - the villa of Li Deti), close to the bustling Guling Street, with convenient transportation. Since the reform and opening up, the hotel has been responsible for and hosted numerous important foreign tourism events and sports events in Mount Lu. It has been a star-rated tourist hotel in Jiangxi Province, a national excellent star hotel, a provincial-level civilized unit in Jiangxi Province, and the filming location for the famous movie "Love in Mount Lu" and the TV series "Eighteen Years in the Enemy's Camp".
"A five-star rating is definitely deserved. The price increase during the May Day holiday was expected and reasonable. The breakfast, for a hotel in a scenic area, was quite generous; even those used to resort hotels will find enough to eat here. After all, I've looked around, and there aren't many places on the mountain that offer a better breakfast.
There are a couple of things I hope can be improved: firstly, the family rooms should come with three sets of toiletries, not just two, requiring guests to ask for the third; secondly, some early-rising guests were excessively noisy in the hallway, even blowing whistles. I think the hotel didn't do enough to remind them about noise levels. I know the mountain area is humid, so carpeting isn't very practical, and poor soundproofing in the corridors seems to be a common issue for all hotels here. But at least a 'quiet please' sign could be helpful, couldn't it?
The service attitude was generally excellent, with one exception: an older lady in the lobby who never smiled, whether answering questions or showing the way.
Most of these issues are minor or due to objective limitations, and even if I stayed at another hotel on Mount Lu, it would be hard to find one that does much better. Hence, the five-star rating is well-earned. I'm too lazy to review both rooms separately, so I'm just copy-pasting this for the second one."