Hotels with Bars in Anji

The hotel grounds are quite spacious, with plenty of outdoor activity areas and beautiful, photo-worthy scenery! We booked a twin room and were immediately impressed upon entering. The high ceilings and large room, with its simple yet cozy decor, really stood out. Even though there were just two of us, it felt like there was easily enough space for six more people! The floor-to-ceiling windows offered stunning views, and every morning, with the automatic curtains open, all the beauty was right there for us to enjoy. The hotel also offers free access to a gym, a cinema, and a DIY book bar, so you'll never get bored even if you spend a whole day indoors. The restaurant's food was delicious, and the staff were incredibly thoughtful! They brought us a complimentary nightcap soup in the evening, and after our workout, they even placed two bottles of water on our bedside table. Their smiling service throughout made the experience truly exceptional.

The room design was great, and both the elderly and children loved it. They even thoughtfully provided eye masks. The room had a smart smart control system and underfloor heating. Both the indoor and outdoor views were fantastic, especially the hot spring in the bamboo forest. The service was excellent; they responded immediately to every request, even late at night – thank you so much to the young man! Initially, the guesthouse had stopped providing underfloor heating for the first few days of our stay because it was getting warmer, but on the day we arrived, it got a bit cold, and my child liked to walk on the floor without slippers. The owner kindly turned the heating back on – thank you! We had dinner at the guesthouse: chicken soup, braised bamboo shoots, and braised catfish. The auntie cooked it very well; my elders still rave about it afterward, haha. Breakfast was rather home-style, but the auntie's soft-boiled eggs were delicious, and the young man's hand-drip coffee was also very good. One small suggestion: could the guesthouse consider allowing guests to choose between regular towels and disposable towels in the future? My child only made this suggestion about the towels, haha. Also, it would be even better if there was an absorbent mat in the bathroom. Overall, it's good, pet-friendly, and I recommend it.

I particularly loved the ESG concept of Banyan Tree. After much deliberation, I chose a day when the afterglow of the white dolphins was still present to come to Anji for some water fun. With both young and old in our group, and considering the kids' boisterous age and the elders' preference for quiet, we opted for a courtyard villa with a private hot spring. The night before check-in: A butler (Summer) called to confirm our arrival time the next day, specific arrangements for our group, and any special requests. She also proactively shared information about the hotel's dining and entertainment facilities, as well as recommended nearby attractions (a detail worth praising: travel time and operating hours were clearly marked). Check-in: We arrived at the hotel after 3 PM on the day of check-in. A staff member offered us cool towels and welcome tea, which indeed helped alleviate much of the summer heat. The green pastry also looked quite refreshing. As it was peak summer season and our booked villa was one of a back-to-back sequence, we waited for about 15 minutes. During the wait, a staff member offered us white tea to taste. Our group spent time outside the Lobby bar, where we could take in a panoramic view of the outdoor pool and the hotel's staggered architecture, with perfectly placed greenery. Our butler, Summer, and a concierge staff member drove us to our room in a buggy. The villa numbers in the villa area gave a sense of 'a journey unfolding, with a promising future.' We stayed in 2020, and the privacy was excellent. It was a one-bedroom, one-living room layout with a high ceiling, visually about 5 meters. Even during a thunder and lightning storm that night, there was only a very subtle sound inside the room, demonstrating the careful selection of soundproofing materials. The private hot spring was in the courtyard, constant temperature with massage jets. After a 'special forces' day of activities, sitting by the pool and massaging our legs was incredibly relaxing, so much so that we didn't even use the large bathtub in the bathroom. The first round of the mini-bar was complimentary and generally met the needs of a family, with milk for the kids, 'happy water' (soda) and beer for adults, and juices for health-conscious individuals. The hotel also thoughtfully provided a dehumidifier and air purifier on the first floor to address humidity and air quality. The two gentlemen in our group found it particularly convenient to step out into the courtyard for a smoke whenever they opened the door. There was turn-down service every night, which included stress-relief squishy toys for the children. If I had one minor suggestion, it would be more convenient to have another phone in the living room. Wi-Fi connection was easy, but the speed was average. The soft services at the hotel were excellent. Every staff member we encountered had a proactive service mindset, and when walking in the villa area, they would thoughtfully greet guests and offer directions. We went to the outdoor pool in the late afternoon, and it was truly beautiful. The children had a great time in the kids' pool, while the indoor pool was relatively neglected. Breakfast was at the Shang Fang Thai Restaurant. Every night, Summer would thoughtfully remind us of the dining times and peak hours to avoid crowds and enhance the dining experience. The outdoor area of the restaurant was particularly impressive, with water stations for dogs and a spot for practicing Ba Duan Jin (a type of Qigong). The indoor buffet stations were concentrated, with a rich variety. I particularly liked the pho, which had a light flavor. It's worth mentioning that the front and back of the restaurant worked seamlessly together; there were no food shortages even during peak hours, and the chefs were very willing to interact with guests and were friendly to children. The bedding was very comfortable, and towels, etc., felt brand new, having been updated in July, offering an excellent user experience. Men's and women's toiletries bags were separately equipped with razors, cotton pads, and shower caps, addressing everyone's differentiated needs. My husband really liked the scent of the shower gel and plans to look for the same one at home. The room's blackout curtains were very effective. Waking up in the morning and opening the curtains to enjoy the green view outside was truly wonderful – this must be the meaning of hard work, haha. On the second evening, small peacocks delivered a turn-down surprise. Opening the window revealed beauty (they were actually seeking shelter from the rain). Soon after, the staff escorted them back to their coop. Hehe, a testament to the staff's efficiency. My butler was still sending reminders for the next day after 10 PM every night, and then early in the morning around 8 AM, she sent comforting messages and inquired about a convenient time for room cleaning. These were actually her personal non-working hours, which speaks to the dedication of hotel staff. Thank you for your efforts. I hope this humble sharing can help everyone solidify their choices.

I am a hotel control. Unless there is a better B&B than a hotel, I will update my hotel B&B ranking list after staying at Ke Player. I chose two B&Bs for this trip to Anji. After booking, I found that they were both in the same village. Ke Player, we stayed in a tree house, which was really built against the mountain. It was a bit difficult to climb up, but the feeling of being embraced by nature was great. The aesthetics of the B&B are first-class, the details are great, and the most important service is responsive, far exceeding that of a five-star hotel. It was very late when we ordered takeout, and the housekeeper also delivered it to the tree house for us, and brought us beer and Coke. The bathing pool is also one room and one time period. We chose the night, listened to the insects, smelled the grass, and washed away the smell of a month's work. I hope Ke Player will not forget his original intention and continue to maintain a high level.

This hotel is great, Treasure Island theme, cabin style, very special; the whole villa is still under development, the concierge brother drove us to visit the whole mountain with a battery car, and patiently explained, the scenery is beautiful, if all the development is completed, it will definitely come back to see; The service here is absolutely five-star, from the front desk to the concierge to the restaurant, it feels absolutely at home. The view in the room is also very good, spacious enough, even the snacks and drinks prepared in the refrigerator are also very high-grade; breakfast is a luxury package, Chinese and Western combination, can not be finished at all. This is one of the few hotels that have stayed in recent years.

Our stay at Jiucun Yunting in Anji far exceeded our expectations this time! We specifically chose a mountaintop room with a prime view directly facing the canyon – the panoramic scenery was breathtaking! The guesthouse amenities were comprehensive. We enjoyed paddleboarding in the infinity pool, and spent a relaxing afternoon lounging with drinks, capturing stunning photos of the canyon and pool. The basement level offered billiards, table tennis, a gym, and mahjong, catering to everyone in the family, from young to old. The cliff swing and flower house were perfect for photos, creating an amazing ambiance. There were even deer in the yard that the kids loved feeding. Our room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was incredibly comfortable. The tranquil mountain environment allowed even light sleepers to get a peaceful night's rest. It was a fantastic experience, and we're definitely coming back to Anji Jiucun Yunting this summer!

Let's start with the downsides: I haven't seen anyone mention this in reviews, but it's not quiet and can be noisy. There's a pump house right outside the entrance, which is a source of noise at night. The hotel is located on a small road, and even though there aren't many cars, they tend to drive quite fast, so you need to be careful. Next to the main entrance, there's another guesthouse under construction, which will likely add to the noise. Also, Xiaosenlin isn't a standalone property; there's another guesthouse called 'Shanxia Xiaozhu' still under construction within the same compound. I think the guesthouse should have mentioned this; I specifically came during the off-season hoping for a peaceful place to stay with my dog. Most reviews mention it's convenient for rafting in the summer. The room itself has some issues: the floor is uneven, the furnishings are a bit old and not well-maintained, and it's a bit damp. The showerhead provides a fine spray, but the water pressure is weak. There are quite a few mosquitoes, especially if you open the door – they'll all fly in. You need to keep the lights off inside to avoid them. The refrigerator door opens in an awkward direction and is placed in the corner of the sink area, causing the door to hit the mirror cabinet next to it. The staff who checked us in didn't even plug it in; the owner had to come and plug it in herself. The power outlets are also very hard to find and plug into. Now for the positives: The overall layout has a very 'small forest' feel, with well-arranged spaces. The glass cafe on the second floor is very elegant and nature-themed, probably the one featured on Ctrip's homepage. The terrace on the second floor offers a nice view. There's a large, very gentle and cute Labrador. Surprisingly, there's a refrigerator, which many guesthouses lack. The switch for the fan/AC was a bit hard to find, and when the remote control ran out of batteries, the owner quickly replaced them. She also recommended a fantastic noodle place in the nearby town and a quiet walking trail along the river, which is almost car-free and about 4km long, winding through streams, bamboo forests, and tea plantations. Overall, the value for money is quite good, especially when traveling with a dog. The fact that they didn't charge an extra cleaning fee for the dog was a really nice touch.

I had high expectations, but my experience was very mediocre. I really don't understand how this place got such high ratings! First, since the hotel heavily promotes 'GO Play' activities, I assumed they were included in the room rate. However, upon checking in at the front desk, I was informed that adults would be charged an additional 700 and children an additional 580! I felt completely ripped off. Then I took a closer look at the 'play' activities, and they were seriously underwhelming! They had volleyball and soccer, but who would play in such scorching heat? There's rock climbing, plum blossom piles, and basketball, all crammed into one inflatable castle. The overall environment was very basic! There was also archery, which, aside from the somewhat poor service from the staff, was arguably the most 'advanced' activity available there. There was also kayaking, but it was on a very small lake, and children who couldn't swim weren't allowed to participate, which basically meant it was non-existent for us. Oh, and the free indoor swimming pool was also tiny, located in the basement with poor air circulation. Overall, the facilities were very disappointing! As for the food, it was even more mediocre. In the morning, there were only 3-4 fresh vegetable options, and half the trays were empty and not refilled promptly! The variety of ingredients was very limited, and the fruits weren't sweet. I also checked out the dinner buffet – it was mostly fried foods, and the advertised seafood was scarce and looked unappetizing. However, there were some positives. The service was definitely good. The butler proactively upgraded us to a deluxe twin room and gave us two complimentary activity vouchers for the park! These were for archery and rock climbing! (Honestly, these were the only two playable activities, and each lasted only about 10 minutes. I had hoped to play until noon, but by 10 AM, we were so bored that we checked out early). Also, the evening performance that was mentioned didn't happen; it was just some very childish games for the kids. In conclusion, I absolutely do not recommend this hotel for family travel. There are far more enjoyable hotels in Anji than this one! This hotel is suitable for retirees, definitely not for families with children. The activities are few and low-quality, yet the hotel seems to be deluding itself into thinking it's a high-end experience!

A Hidden Gem in the Mountains – Exceptional Service! This hotel is an absolute treasure, nestled beautifully in the mountains. The rooms are clean, cozy, and well-kept, but what truly made our stay unforgettable was the incredible staff. Though they don’t speak much English, they went above and beyond to communicate with us via WeChat, ensuring we felt welcome and understood. They surprised us with a room upgrade and took care of every little detail—adjusting the pool temperature when they noticed it was too cold, providing Western food options, and even recommending the best local activities and restaurants. Their kindness and dedication made our trip so special. We’re truly grateful for their hospitality and will absolutely stay here again. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a peaceful retreat with outstanding service!

Our first trip to the summit of Anji Yunshang Grassland led us to a unique romantic hideaway in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai region: the 1168 Starry Sky Astronomical Hotel, perched at an altitude of 1168 meters. As the only mountaintop hotel within the Yunshang Grassland scenic area, it stands nestled amidst clouds and mist, with the Milky Way as its canopy. This isn't just a fleeting visit; it's an immersive experience, allowing you to dwell in the gentle embrace of the starry sky and sea of clouds. Our butler, Xiao Zhang, proactively contacted us via WeChat, providing a complete check-in process in advance. Since the hotel is located on the mountaintop, a cable car ride is essential. Xiao Zhang seamlessly coordinated all transportation: after checking in at the foot of the mountain, we were guided to a VIP cable car channel. A dedicated shuttle awaited us at the cable car's upper station exit, and we could call for a shuttle anytime for exploring within the scenic area. He also helped us redeem fast-pass privileges for attractions, allowing us to skip queues for popular cliffside activities, and provided a one-on-one explanation of the two-day unlimited park access. The service was truly attentive, enthusiastic, and thorough – definitely deserving of a five-star rating. My sincere thanks again to Butler Xiao Zhang for his warm service, and to all the staff members. A heartfelt thank you! You've all worked incredibly hard!