Romantic Hotels in Anhui, China

Learning from my last trip to Mount Hua, I wisely decided to stay overnight on Huangshan this time. To challenge myself, I opted to hike the entire way without taking the cable car – I'm so proud of myself! I chose the highly-rated Baiyun Hotel. I debated between a standard room and a cabin, but seeing the hotel's multiple floors and lack of an elevator, I quickly went with a standard room to avoid climbing too many stairs. It turned out to be the right decision! Although the room decor was simple, the amenities exceeded my expectations: a heater, shoe dryer, down jacket, and even a foot bath tub. There were also drama performances in the evening, and it was very convenient for watching the sunrise in the morning.

First off, I have to point out something odd: in a hotel in Hefei, the decorative map in the room (picture 7) was actually a map of Anqing (facing west). A bit out of place! **Facilities:** The separate shower and toilet are great. The room also had a projector, smart toilet, and electric curtains – very modern overall. However, the air conditioning's auto mode seemed to be broken; it wouldn't blow air, so I had to manually set it to heat. **Hygiene:** Very clean. There were alcohol wipes and disposable toilet seat covers next to the toilet, and all the personal hygiene products were well-stocked. Overall, it was clean, bright, and odor-free. **Environment:** The modern decor was fresh and bright. It's about a five-minute walk to the nearby BRT and subway stations, making transportation convenient. However, the soundproofing for the toilet and shower area near the room's entrance wasn't great; I could clearly hear loud conversations from the next room. **Service:** The front desk staff were very friendly. Check-in was super easy; you just scanned a mini-program QR code at the front desk. The restaurant was closed for the holiday, and even though I booked a room without breakfast, the front desk kindly provided a small pastry and milk as a complimentary breakfast.

Revisiting after 16 years, and the hotel service has definitely improved! I arrived quite late, and the hotel's personal butler even called to check in on me and offer some tips. Upon arrival, they also surprised my child with some local snacks. During the Chinese New Year holiday, the hotel had performances, which was a nice touch and made for a lively atmosphere. If you're visiting when the West Sea Grand Canyon is open, the hotel's location is absolutely perfect. They even provide down jackets for sunrise viewing, along with other disposables, so you can pack light for your hike. The butler also thoughtfully shared sunrise times, temperatures, and routes. The food was delicious too!

This stay was so comfortable! The hotel is super conveniently located, a 7-minute walk from the snack street, and surrounded by supermarkets and restaurants. The room was clean and bright, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the noise-free nights were quiet, allowing for a wonderful night's sleep. Junjun's service was friendly and efficient, and the check-in was quick. He also offered tips for visiting the scenic spots. Every attention to detail was meticulous, with separate wet and dry areas in the bathroom, and no odor. It's an excellent value, and I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in this city!

Highly recommend the InterContinental Hefei! 👍 It's centrally located by Swan Lake, close to Anhui Museum, Hechai 1972, and Leijie, making getting around super convenient 🚗. The room was spacious and comfortable 🛏️, equipped with an air purifier, and the bathroom was clean with no strange odors 🚿. Our dedicated butler was fantastic, providing attentive and thoughtful service 💁. They proactively offered us a quiet, non-smoking floor and even helped us order food and deliver it to our room 🍜. The kids were tired from sightseeing and were able to enjoy a meal as soon as we got back. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious 🍳; even though there were many people, everything was well-organized, and they even had some special Hefei snacks. Overall, a perfect experience! Kudos to all the staff. Staying here with kids in Hefei was incredibly stress-free. We received a lovely welcome gift upon check-in and a fridge magnet when we left, which made us very happy. Highly, highly recommend! ✨

Traveling back to Beijing from Jiangxi, I made a stopover in Hefei and chose the Grand Hyatt. Both the facilities and service exceeded my expectations. The Chinese restaurant on the 41st floor offers fantastic food and views, and the 25% discount for in-house guests makes it highly recommended! A minor flaw: the facility maintenance could be improved, as the electric curtains and carpet in my room were damaged. Also, the food and service at the Executive Lounge are far superior to many 5-star hotels in Beijing!

I've stayed at this guesthouse twice now. The first time was with friends, and I liked it so much I brought my family back for a second stay. Compared to a standard hotel, the ambiance here is really unique, with a 'step-by-step, scene-by-scene' feel. I'd highly recommend bringing Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) for photos; they'll turn out beautifully. The hotel service is excellent. Any requests communicated via WeChat were responded to very quickly. I'd definitely recommend this guesthouse to anyone visiting Huangshan or Huizhou.

The lady at the front desk was so kind and offered very attentive service! The room was spotless, with a great wet/dry bathroom separation. The TV comes with a Tencent VIP membership, which is fantastic for watching current shows in super clear quality! The breakfast was quite rich and varied, with beef noodles and sweet fermented rice with red beans – so delicious! It's close to the light rail station, making travel convenient, and there's a lounge on the first floor. Plus, there's a convenience store nearby. All in all, a pleasant surprise!

The hotel is right next to Yingkesong (Welcoming Pine), and the room was excellent. We received a free upgrade to both the room type and breakfast, and they even provided a foot bath bucket – highly recommended! Butler Xu was incredibly warm and attentive; he sent us a travel guide and showed us a shortcut to Bright Summit, which saved us a lot of time.

Extremely satisfied with this hotel, located just 100 meters from Paiyun Pavilion. The location is superb; it's a mere 100 meters to watch the sunset, and only a 20-minute uphill walk to catch the sunrise, which isn't tiring at all. The rooms are great, fully equipped with all amenities, and they even provide down jackets and flashlights for sunrise viewing. Dining offers great flexibility, with both à la carte and buffet options for dinner, and a rich breakfast buffet. The service is excellent; the housekeeper and front desk staff are very attentive. The sunrise arrangements were well-organized, with a guide leading the way and showing us the path. Very happy with everything! The only minor drawback is the lack of an elevator, but considering it's a hotel on a mountaintop, it's acceptable.