... though Motel 6 is CLEAN. Stayed at Xihai Hotel for one night, but that was sufficient. The building resembled barracks made of 2x4s and plywood rather than a solid building (I don't dare imagining it in winter). Room small, very old, furniture very used, bathtub and sink hadn't been scrubbed for a long time (we tried with the tooth... More

While I understand how difficult it is to build and maintain a hotel at the top of the mountain, this hotel is barely acceptable. It is very overpriced for what it offers and the maintenance is abysmal. Some of the rooms have a wonderful view of the mountain, some of the rooms have a view of a rotting and mildewed... More

We originally booked a 4 bed dorm through elong for the Xihai Hotel, but were told by an agent in Tunxi that only a 6 bed room was available and we would need to pay for all beds. So we cancelled and went up the mountain without a booking and ended up staying at the Xihai Villa (opposite the Xihai... More

Huangshan is one of the few famous mountains in China to have actual hotels at its peak. One must keep that in mind when booking. The 4 stars really only reflect the overpriced restaurant and private event facilities. The rooms are very simple, but are okay for a night. If you want luxury, I wouldn't stay overnight on the peak... More

I have to say, overall this place is pretty ordinary. We state at the hotel on 31 Dec 2008, new years eve for us, but just another night in China. we checked into the hotel about 3pm & what become immediatelty obvious was the paper thin walls & the noise that bellowd through these walls. Rooms are very basic, heater... More

We stayed in Xihai as it was a part of the package. This is the closest hotel from the Yungu Cable Car Station after about 2-hour hike at slow pace. None of the staff could communicate in English, but this is to be expected. The room was okay, pretty small. The wall was indeed thin. There was no elevator, so... More

My family and stayed here for one night. We hiked up Huangshan all day and were thankful to have a place to sleep and rest, but Xihai is little bit further on the trail than Beihai. It was ok, considering that it is at the top of huangshan and everything needs to be hiked up. Sheets were clean, bathroom was... More

We used Elong to reserve. We stayed 11/1-11/3. I requested a king and that room at the back of the hotel was horrible!! Stay away from those at all cost!!! I asked for something up front and those are so much better. Twin beds, but we could handle that. The view was great, room was much cleaner, bigger, and no... More

Sorry, it may sound as a spoiled Westerner's complain, but I was greatly disappointed about the XiHai hotel. I live in China, so the culture schock was defintely not there. Yet it was. It was reffered as having the best service from all 4 star hotels on the top of the mountain. I don't want to know how the service... More