Hotels with WiFi in Yushan

"The hotel is located right near the Waishuangxi Ropeway. We stayed in the Yunxi building, which has a great environment, nestled by the mountains and a stream. The hotel room was also very spacious, well-equipped, and clean. Parking was convenient and free. Our whole family loved it."

"The room amenities were excellent. The staff, from the front desk to the restaurant and housekeeping, were all incredibly warm and friendly, providing impeccable service. A special highlight was the hotel proactively arranging a shuttle service to the mountain gate cable car and even providing complimentary water and hiking poles. Breakfast was available, and while the selection wasn't extensive, it was perfectly satisfying."

"Sanqingshan Hotel truly is an unforgettable place! The hotel's surroundings are tranquil, perfectly blending with the natural beauty of Sanqing Mountain, making you feel a sense of peace and comfort away from the hustle and bustle the moment you check in. The rooms are clean and tidy, with complete and well-maintained facilities; both the bedding and bathroom amenities reflect a dedication to quality. The staff are warm and attentive, providing meticulous service from check-in guidance to dining, making guests feel very welcome. Special thanks to the hotel team for their efforts in the details—such as hot tea in the morning and thoughtful hiking suggestions—which made the guests' journey even more relaxing and enjoyable."

"Choosing Junlan for our trip to Mount Sanqing was definitely the right decision! The entire hotel is nestled among the mountains and forests, with a strong Chinese courtyard ambiance. Opening the window in the morning reveals a breathtaking view of green mountains, and if you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the mountain mist – truly a healing experience. The location is incredibly convenient, not far from the Jinsha cable car, saving us from a long journey. The guest rooms are spacious, and the cleanliness is meticulously maintained. The service is thoughtful and attentive; check-in was efficient, and requests were promptly addressed. The facilities are comprehensive, with a heated swimming pool, sauna, and a children's play area – perfect for relaxing and recuperating after a strenuous hike. The breakfast offers a mix of Chinese and Western dishes, with fresh ingredients and a good selection of local specialties. It's an ideal choice whether you're climbing mountains, exploring, or simply looking for a relaxing summer getaway. I highly recommend it!"

"The overall experience of this Yuejia Hotel, which I chose to visit Sanqingshan, is particularly comfortable. It is super close to the bus station, a 5-minute walk away, and there are many shuttle buses to the scenic spot. The rooms are spacious, clean, well-lit, soft and comfortable bedding, and the mattress is very comfortable to sleep. Comfortable environment, good health, easy to use facilities, first choice for vacation business, full experience, highly recommended!"

"Excellent location, right next to the bus station for Sanqing Shan, with lots of shops and restaurants around. Super Ming is especially good for loading up on supplies before climbing up Sanqing Shan. The hotel is brand new, with large, nice rooms, a very good breakfast, and free laundry facilities. At the front desk, we could count on 九妹 to help us in any possible ways and facilitate our trip to Sanqing Shan. Since we spent to nights there, the hotel agreed to keep our luggage for free while we were camping in the mountains. The first room we were given had a strong smell of cigarettes, but the staff efficiently moved us to another one. However, be aware that the non-smoking policy is lightly enforced: during our second check-in, some guests were smoking in the lobby and the staff did not intervene."

"The hotel's location is excellent, really close to the Jinsha cable car. After a day of sightseeing, you really appreciate how convenient it is – a 3-minute walk, no more than 5 minutes, and you're back at the hotel. The fish in the set menu at the restaurant was, well, hard to describe. When I first entered the room, there was a bit of a smell, probably due to the plum rain season. The welcome fruit was just two small pastries and two plums, which felt a bit perfunctory."

"I went hiking in Sanqing Mountain with friends during summer vacation and booked Qiyun Starry Sky Campsite on short notice. I initially thought it was just a last-minute place to stay, but it completely exceeded my expectations! Now, a few days later, thinking back on this amazing campsite, I've decided to write a heartfelt review 🙆🏻♀️🥰 because the overall experience was absolutely fantastic. First, their starry sky glass room offers an incredible view. It was very clean, and all the amenities were new, probably because it's only been open for a few months. You can directly face the continuous mountain peaks. During the day, you can watch the clouds drift among the mountains; in the evening, you can quietly watch the sunset paint the mountains red; and at night, you can look up and see a dazzling starry sky. Luckily, I saw all of these! The staff specially reserved a room with a mountain view for me 🥹. The rooms were all spotless and fully equipped. Our starry sky room didn't have a private bathroom, but they have a separate public bathroom, though the showers are individual, and hot water is available 24 hours a day. The staff were exceptionally attentive, responding promptly to any needs and even thoughtfully providing information on the best times to watch the sea of ​​clouds and sunrise. We also had dinner at another guesthouse downstairs that evening, just a two or three-minute walk away. The food was pretty good, making up for the disappointment of not having food at the campsite, haha ​​🫰🏻 So if you're planning to go hiking in Sanqingshan, you should check out this place, because it's located on the mountain, near Yixiantian (a narrow gorge), and very close to attractions like Yutai Shenlong Xisong (a scenic spot), so you don't have to get up early to queue for the cable car. Highly recommended!"

"Coming from Inner Mongolia with my kids and elderly parents, this hotel was a fantastic find. Its location is superb, right near the Jinsha cableway, and the service was absolutely amazing. Hiking was exhausting, but the hotel provided such a comforting atmosphere. Our room was clean and cozy, and we all got some really good rest. A special shout-out to the young lady at the front desk with glasses – her smile was incredibly sweet, she was so patient and just radiated warmth. She definitely deserves a promotion and a raise!"

"We were traveling with kids, and I figured a day trip up the mountain would be too tiring, so I booked the Goddess Hotel. From the Jinsha Cable Car, it's about a 30-minute to an hour's walk to the Goddess Hotel, which isn't too strenuous. Behind the hotel, you can hike up to Yuxutai, Yumikawai, and Yixiantian (One-Line Sky). It takes about an hour to get to Yixiantian, which is also manageable. It's cooler on the mountain, so the rooms don't have air conditioning. The rooms are small, but the beds can be pushed together, which was enough for us to sleep comfortably. Since all supplies have to be carried up manually, the higher prices are understandable. The room water is from a mountain spring and can be boiled and drunk directly. The stone mushroom and old duck soup at the restaurant was delicious, though it was pricey at 298 for a pot. But the kids all said it was good, so it was worth it. If your budget allows and the weather is good, consider staying on the mountain. You can catch the sunset at West Coast in the evening and the sunrise from the hotel or Yuxutai in the morning. However, we encountered a typhoon, so the weather was bad this time. It started raining in the evening, and the cable car was even shut down the next day. We had to hike down, and my legs felt like they were going to break! From behind the Goddess Hotel, you climb down ladders to the Waishuangxi Cable Car, which takes about 1.5 hours. From that cable car, it's another 1.5 to 2.5 hours to walk down to the foot of the mountain, depending on your pace. For those with strong legs, it's 1.5 hours; my legs were hurting, so it took me 2.5 hours."