Luxury Hotels in Lujiang

"This was a spontaneous trip, just an hour's drive from Hefei. The environment is exactly as advertised, truly the best hotel in the Daiao Mountain scenic area. The most pleasant surprise was the service; someone came to help with our luggage as soon as we pulled into the parking lot, and welcome fruits were already set up in our room. Our two days at the hotel were quiet and relaxing. We even made traditional Chinese medicine sachets, which had a very healing scent, and enjoyed a singing bowl session. The distant sound of the bells 🔔 was quite memorable. A special shout-out to Buyun Restaurant – we ate there two days in a row! The breakfast had a wide variety and beautiful presentation, and the specialty dishes for lunch and dinner were delicious. There was a 30-minute wait for food, which just showed that everything was freshly cooked to order. On the second day, we hiked up Daiao Mountain, reaching the summit in 30 minutes – the perfect amount of exercise."

"First of all, the hotel room smelled quite bad when I first entered it, after all, it was newly renovated. Secondly, I felt that the hotel was not friendly to children. I called the front desk to ask if they had toothbrushes for children. The front desk hesitated and asked my companion for a long time before telling me that yes, but when the toothbrushes were delivered to the room, I was told that I would need to pay an extra 20 yuan for children's toothbrushes. I was a little surprised, because I have stayed in hotels of all sizes and this was the first time I heard this. Maybe I have too little experience. In the end, they gave me an adult toothbrush. Because we checked in late, there were not many guests checking in at that time. There were three people in total checking in, and there were two people queuing in front. At the beginning, there was only one check-in window at the front desk, and there was someone at the counter next to it, but she did not invite us to check in. Instead, she took the initiative to ask if she could check in at her place, and then she said yes. After all, bringing children so late at night must want to check in early and rest early, so the proactive service awareness needs to be improved. There was a strange noise coming from the air outlet of the air conditioner in the other room. I couldn't stand it anymore in the middle of the night and had to turn off the air conditioner to stop it. In short, the experience was quite bad."

"隱匿在竹海山林裏的度假酒店，整體環境清幽靜謐，推窗就是滿目綠意，園林水景一步一景，景色格外宜人。客房內部陳設簡約雅緻，佈局舒適耐看，配套的洗漱用品品質出眾，用料温和好聞，細節很有質感。 酒店包含的套餐餐食完全超出預期，金湯魚片鮮嫩入味，四味冷拼葷素搭配巧妙，這道蒜蓉粉絲蝦煲更是砂鍋現煲，粉絲吸飽蒜香醬汁，鮮香味濃。自助早餐種類十分齊全，中西菜品兼顧，口味在線，選擇豐富能滿足不同喜好。 無邊泳池搭配徽派園林建築，氛圍感拉滿，不管是短途放空、親子出遊都很合適，從居住到餐飲都盡顯用心，是逃離城市喧囂的絕佳選擇，非常推薦。"

"The hotel is perched atop a small hill, about a 10-minute drive up. The mountain view rooms offer beautiful scenery. The rooms are exceptionally spacious, featuring a living room, walk-in closet, and a soaking tub in the bathroom. The indoor pool is a hit with the kids, although its location next to the lobby feels a bit odd. The breakfast selection is limited, but the noodles and wontons are decent. It's pleasant to stroll around the hotel and enjoy the scenery. There's not much to do without a car, but the tranquil environment is perfect for relaxation."

"On a drizzly weekend, a friend and I spontaneously decided to escape the city's hustle and bustle and find a quiet corner for a relaxing vacation. We remembered the Jiapuji Hot Spring Art Hotel – Tangchi Pastoral Living Room – which we'd seen recommended on ”Lujiang Culture and Tourism,” and immediately packed our bags and set off. Driving from Hefei, it was very convenient; simply navigate to the hotel by name. There were dedicated parking spaces at the lobby entrance, so parking was no problem. After checking in, the staff thoughtfully led us to our private courtyard. The layout of the inner and outer courtyards was truly delightful, ensuring both spaciousness and privacy. Stepping into the room, we were pleasantly surprised: a coffee machine to brew delicious drinks anytime, a bathtub to unwind, and the Dyson hairdryer and King Koil mattress – all showcasing a pursuit of high-quality experiences. There's also a private hot spring bath on the roof, but unfortunately, it doesn't have hot spring water yet; we eagerly await its future development. Upon check-in, the hotel provided two tickets to the Rice Research and Study Center, a venue personally inscribed by Academician Yuan Longping, the ”Father of Hybrid Rice,” embodying a profound rice culture. I initially thought it was more suitable for educational experiences with children, but the two adults also thoroughly enjoyed themselves, following the footsteps of ”The Chinese Dream Under the Rice” amidst the golden rice fields, immersing themselves in the charm of agricultural culture. The Rice Field Cafe was definitely a pleasant surprise. While it may not have the same fame as another cafe in Lujiang, the experience was in no way inferior. The simple, wood-toned decor, combined with natural lighting, created a truly artistic atmosphere. Ordering a cup of their signature ”Tianquan Rice Coffee,” the sweetness of the rice and the richness of the coffee blended perfectly on the tongue, a unique taste and flavor that was truly captivating. Just sitting there was incredibly pleasant. The Nianqiu Mountain Restaurant satisfied our taste buds. Here, all ingredients are sourced directly from the fields, adhering to the cooking philosophy of ”simple yet fresh,” maximizing the original flavor of the food. The braised pork ribs were tender and flavorful, each bite coated in the rich sauce; the stir-fried pork with chili peppers was satisfyingly spicy, I'd guess they were grown in the restaurant's own yard, incredibly fresh and spicy; the broccoli was crisp and delicious, and I devoured it all. The most unforgettable dish was the rice – plump grains, fragrant, cooked to perfection, soft and chewy, perhaps freshly harvested this year? The accommodation package also included two Chinese breakfasts: freshly cooked beef noodles with a rich broth and chewy noodles, a warm and comforting bowl that made me feel completely relaxed. After dinner, we went to the nearby No. 1 Spring for a soak. The warm water enveloped us, dispelling the autumn chill and travel fatigue, a truly blissful experience. I sincerely hope the hotel can soon add a private rooftop hot spring, so we can enjoy a one-stop experience of ”accommodation, activities, dining, and hot springs,” completely immersing ourselves in this relaxing autumn atmosphere, spending a perfect weekend without any hassle."