Lushan Aunt Jiang Guest House

The owner was incredibly kind, providing very detailed travel tips. We could ask him anything we didn't understand, and the auntie was very friendly. It was a bit chilly on the mountain at night when we went during the May Day holiday, but thankfully there were electric blankets. We originally booked a double room, but the owner upgraded us to a twin room, (ノ^o^)ノ. There's a cloud-viewing pavilion behind the guesthouse, perfect for watching the sunrise.

Positive review. There's a pavilion at the back gate and three statues at the entrance. I asked Doubao, and they represent the Three Star Gods of Fortune, Prosperity, and Longevity. There are electric blankets at night, so it's not cold. The location is quite close to the Fairy Cave.

This is an objective account, not a subjective evaluation. The room is furnished like a typical family home; the amenities are basic but sufficient. The tap has cold water, but you can ask the landlord for some. There's no air conditioning, but there's an electric blanket. The view from the window is quite nice. You can lock the door from the inside, but you can't lock the door from the outside; however, you should be able to ask the landlord to lock it. The room is located near the main living room, essentially a smaller room in a larger house. The floors and stairs are wooden, which can be noisy, but it's relatively quiet at night. The landlord is friendly and helpful, providing a kettle and a private viewing spot. Transportation is acceptable, neither too far nor too close to the town. Overall, considering the price, it's a very good deal.

The owner is very welcoming!! It's about a ten-minute walk from the main street! Most importantly, the prices are great! And the cabins are very unique!

It was so cozy! The room opened right onto a quiet little courtyard. You can see pictures 3 and 4 from behind the window. You can also play in the snow and build snowmen. The courtyard is usually quiet because other guests are out. A two-minute walk down a path leads to the Guanyun Pavilion (pic 5). The owner was very kind and helped me carry my luggage to the street this time.

The aunt is a very nice person.

The owner was very welcoming and, seeing that we had a large group, kindly offered to move us to a larger room.

The guesthouse is close to Guling Street and even closer to the Huiyuan stop on the sightseeing bus, making it convenient for getting around. The owner is very kind; the scenic spot was closed on the day we went to climb Wulao Peak, but the owner recommended other good spots. Before leaving, we even visited Donglin Temple. He's truly a treasure of a guesthouse!

The room was just like my bedroom back home, very comfortable to sleep in. The owner was very kind and caring. The weather on the mountain was lovely, and the environment was very peaceful at night. It was the best sleep I've had since I started this trip.