Stayed one night during our Huangshan trip and enjoyed the location which is next to the tallest peak with good view. It is an older hotel in the mid-point Huangshan area so there is probably rather little better choices nearby if you wish to look for better place. The hotel is a reasonable size complex but the place is still... More

All I can say is dont stay here. Unless you like dirty and damp rooms smelling of mold Stacks of mattresses in corridors A long hike to your room Overpriced and poor food Yes people carry stuff up the mountain like drinks and food plus building materials however there is a working cable car so this place isnt that remote.... More

This hotel is rated FOUR stars and the lobby is actually nice, but once you leave that illusion, you'll feel terribly bitter for paying the almost 200 Euros a night . Your room won't be in the actual hotel building, you'll have to hike (really exhausting flights of stairs) to your room that is in another shabby building. The building... More

This was one of my worst stays in China, given the amount of money paid, could have stayed in a 5-star hotel in any tier-1 city. Grouse no. 1: I am not local, but my better half is. And we were charged an extra 200RMB just because I am not holding a Chinese passport. (We nearly blew our top when... More

Though the rate looks high. It is not. definitely not. Imagine , after few hours of hiling , climbing , sweating .........one need a good , comfort , relaxed place. This is the one. High on top , with all facilities of 5 star hotel. good food . very comfort rooms.

Negative -hard to find hotel -staff barely speak English and not very helpful -not welcoming ambiance -I stayed in their dormitory building and everything was just awful there. -very bad smelling toilet -bed sheets look like they've never been changed for days -aircon not centralized making it very uncomfortable during winter Postive +the only positive thing I could say about... More

Been to Huangshan the 2nd time. First time in Shilin Hotel (Baihai Area) - Baiyun hotel was much better. Real heater, always (very) hot water and bathroom with seperate shower cabin (no need of flooding the bathroom after shower). As we were there during chinese new years holidays (peak time) it was a bit expensive with RMB 900/night... Hotelrestaurant is... More

Because of the low season, Baiyun was the only hotel on the mountain top that was still open, so the choice was predetermined. We intended to stay in dorm beds (100Y) in rooms for six, but changed our mind and got a private room (Y460). Dorm rooms were pretty nice: well-heated, with cozy wooden beds and fluffy bedding; tea kettles... More

The room is small and very little storage space. There is no facial tissue or bottled water provided. The room and hotel looks clean, but there is a underlying sewage smell. The restaurant is okay, but it is catered to tour group, so there is very little seating for small groups. We ended up ordering food to our room. To... More