Wuyishan Park Yunxiao B&B

It's the off-season now, so I stayed here for two days. The environment was really nice and the price was reasonable. However, if you have luggage, it's a bit difficult to manage – there's no elevator on any of the stairs! Luckily, the owner helped me carry things up and down, otherwise I would have been really lost. Also, the location isn't very noticeable; it's on a slope. It's best to drive your car up there; there are parking spaces up there. The view from room 501 was beautiful. The only downside was that the shower water was inconsistent – ​​hot and cold – even after running for a long time, probably because of the high floor. But I would definitely choose this place again next time.

Opening the window reveals a panoramic view of rolling mountains, shrouded in mist like a fairyland! The guesthouse is stylishly designed, with wooden furniture and greenery filling the rooms with a natural ambiance. The owner is warm and welcoming, and the complimentary local snacks were fantastic. There are tons of hiking trails nearby; I'd definitely come back!

Environment: Clean and hygienic, with a small courtyard, perfect for taking photos. Facilities: Chinese style, warm and inviting, reflecting the local atmosphere. Cleanliness: Thorough and tidy. Service: Very attentive. They even provided afternoon tea.

The service was excellent, and the room was quite clean. The terrace was a plus. The price was good value, probably because it was the off-season. The only downside is the location on a slope, so it takes a bit to find. Just a few hundred meters away, within a five-minute walk, there are Zhu Zi Snacks and other nearby shops offering food. There's also a Jiu Bai Nian Milk Tea shop selling steaming Da Hong Pao milk tea with a lid and a purple clay teapot. There's also a bus stop nearby. You can also walk to San Gu Old Street, where there are more snacks. The following are some travel tips for your reference: You could also consider staying at a guesthouse or hotel along the San Gu Resort Area bus lines 6, 7, and 10 (free rides). Transportation is convenient, allowing you to reach the north and south entrances of the scenic area. The light rail station is opposite the south entrance. Luggage storage inside the south entrance costs 6 yuan per hour, while luggage storage outside the light rail station costs only 4 yuan. You can transfer to bus 9 to go to Wuyi Palace. If you don't want to spend money on the scenic area shuttle bus, or if you want to go to Da Wang Feng and can walk, you can walk into Wuyi Palace. From the end of the Jiuqu Rafting, you can walk to Wuyi Palace: you can visit Wan Chun Garden, Zhi Zhi Nunnery (currently closed), the Fish Viewing Area, and Shui Guang Yan. Therefore, it's recommended to visit in the morning or afternoon. From Wuyigong, you can take a shuttle bus to various places such as Shuiliandong (Water Curtain Cave), Dahongpao (Big Red Robe), the South Entrance, and the Sangu Resort Area. If it's too late in the afternoon and you still want to visit Shuiliandong, Dahongpao, or other attractions, staff may refuse you entry by citing the attractions closing at 5 PM (in winter). You can't climb Jade Maiden Peak; you can only take photos by the river. You can leave it for last; staff won't stop you.

The hotel's name had a very poetic feel to it at first glance, and the stay was quite good. The service quality was acceptable for a guesthouse-style hotel, so I'll give it a thumbs up.

The environment was great, and the owner upgraded our room and recommended local specialties and snacks.

Facilities: Very complete. If anything is lacking, you can tell the front desk; the atmosphere is very harmonious. Cleanliness: Clean; everything is spotless. Environment: If you really like a wooden environment and want a very relaxing atmosphere, highly recommended. Service: The front desk service is excellent.

This was my first time visiting Wuyishan. I was drawn to the guesthouse by its name, which made me think the owner must be a poetic and thoughtful person. The owner was very welcoming and gave me a warm introduction. I stayed in a single room with a large terrace outside – perfect for enjoying the mountain breeze in the summer! The sunlight streaming through the window was also very atmospheric. It was a great value guesthouse. The owner even brewed tea and explained its history to us. I'll definitely stay here again next time. It's not too far from any of the attractions. It was a very enjoyable trip!

The room was spacious and clean, the mountain view was beautiful, and it was very close to the scenic area. The hotel even treated us to tea. It was a great experience.