Hotels with WiFi in Yushan

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Wonderful Stay Near Sanqingshan I had an excellent stay at this homestay. The room was spotless, all the appliances worked perfectly, and the location couldn’t be better—just a short walk from the cable car to the Sanqingshan Scenic Area. The owner was incredibly kind and went above and beyond to help with everything I needed. From arranging tickets to the scenic area to securing transportation back to Shangrao, I felt completely taken care of throughout my stay. Food is never a worry here. There’s a restaurant right downstairs, and the husband is a fantastic cook. In the morning, breakfast is served right in front of the homestay, making it easy to fuel up before heading out for a day of hiking. Overall, this place offers comfort, convenience, and genuinely warm hospitality. I’d happily stay here again.

Located between the Jinsha Cableway and the Gangshou Cableway, it's the first shop after turning down the side road. There's ample parking and charging stations at the entrance. The lobby on the first floor has a tea table, and there are lounge chairs outside, with birdsong and the fragrance of flowers wafting in the breeze. There's an elevator. Everyone from the owner to the auntie and young man is warm and friendly. The bedding is incredibly comfortable. The Ctrip review is accurate and reliable. What Ctrip didn't know is that the wooden furniture inside is all camphor wood, and the room is filled with a subtle, elegant fragrance. The water in the room is mountain spring water, clear and soft, perfect for brewing tea.

In a quiet neighbourhood, and around 10 minutes walk to Jinsha tourist centre and the street selling food. Service is excellent, and all staff are very very polite. My room is close to the main road, so in the morning could be a little bit noisy. But i am fine with it, as i treat it as my wake up call. There is a convenience shop directly next to the hotel. Entrance to sanaqingshan is after the street with quite a lot of restaurants Breakfast could be a little bit better thou Would suggest the following, 1. Arrive late afternoon and check in 2. Thereafter go and have your dinner either by buying something from the convenience shop or go to the street with restaurants. You can ask the staff where it is. Anyway, it’s just turn left upon exiting the hotel, follow the main road. You will reach it soon enough. 3. Rest and get ready for the climb tomorrow 4. If you are following a tour for the climb up, then no issues. 5. If not, actually at the entrance , there are quite a lot of freelance guide. 6. Be prepared to climb lot of stairs thou. 7. The whole area is cater for tourists who are visiting sanqingshan. If you have finished touring the mountain by lunch time, unless you already do your homework and knows where to go next, otherwise there might be not much activities except for eating 8. Scenery is definitely more than worth it All in all, enjoyed my stay in the hotel, might stay again if i am to come and visit again

Although I have seen some negative reviews, I think overall it is quite good. The room is also very clean, because it is relatively humid on the mountain side, and the mattress has an electric blanket, so you won't feel damp when you turn it on before going to bed! The boss and his wife are also very enthusiastic. They pick up and drop off the ropeway. The boss is really the ”Qiu Mingshan Mountain Car God”, haha! They also recommended us the Sanqingshan walking route (ps: it’s great, we took a lot of beautiful photos, we must listen to the advice and take the west coast route first, the official route is really not good), the boss himself is a chef and has good cooking skills. Will come next time!

The hotel is located next to the Wuaishuangxi Ropeway entrance, but getting to Wuaishuangxi involves a lot of stairs if you walk up. Luckily, there was no queue for the ropeway. The room was clean and tidy, though it would have been nice to have an extra chair. The kids absolutely loved playing in the common areas. A big shout-out to the restaurant too! My child was too tired from hiking to come down for breakfast, and the manager kindly provided a takeaway box and bag. 👍 When we were leaving, our car tire was flat, and the hotel staff proactively helped us resolve the issue. They really made our trip worry-free!

The location is relatively remote and there is still a distance from the scenic spot, but if you are a person like me who likes quietness and wants to have more exchanges with locals, it is a good choice. The boss is very enthusiastic. You can tell them directly if you need anything. If it is difficult to wait for the car, the boss can also drive you. The room is very quiet, and you can hear the sound of insects and the flow of water at night. It’s my first time in Shangrao and I am very satisfied with the experience.

I booked this hotel at the foot of Mount Sanqing late in the evening, solely for the duplex layout. I didn't even check its location before booking, only to realize the next day when buying tickets that it's right next to the scenic area entrance – what a fantastic location! The next few photos are taken from the hotel's rooftop terrace – so beautiful! Oh, and summer in Sanqing Mountain is quite cool, though it can be a bit rainy. Sometimes you go up the mountain and it's so foggy you can't see anything, like being in the clouds. Now, about the stay itself. Even though it's a duplex, the bed on the first floor is a small one, tucked by the window near the staircase bend. It really only feels suitable for one person. If you're traveling with more people, this room configuration isn't ideal. My family of four (including two grown children) felt quite cramped sleeping there for one night. Actually, the first-floor space is quite large, but the hotel has used the bigger part for the living room. The sofa and coffee table just look out of place with the rest of the furniture, very mismatched and frankly, a bit low-rent. I can't help but wonder why they didn't just put a large bed on the first floor. That way, both levels of the duplex would have a big bed, and it would still feel spacious – wouldn't that be better? Oh, and here's a crucial point: the hotel's room hygiene definitely needs major improvement. On the toilet seat in the second-floor bathroom, we found some unidentified excrement *before* we even used it. When I communicated this to the staff, all I got was a simple ”sorry.” I ended up sanitizing the seat myself. Honestly, such disgusting hygiene issues are quite off-putting. I really hope they can strengthen their improvements in the future! Aside from that, everything else was quite satisfactory.

Room facilities: a large bed, a lamp with two power outlets, an electric blanket, a cooling unit, two pairs of slippers, two duvets, two pillows, a trash can. The toilet and shower are shared, and disposable toothpaste, toothbrushes, cups, shampoo, and shower gel are provided. The hairdryer is shared. There are three screens on the windows, so no mosquitoes and good ventilation. There's a light for using the toilet at night, which is nice. It's super quiet at night, and you can see the stars. Since it's a wooden floor, you can hear people walking by, but after a tiring day of hiking, my sleep quality was excellent. The pictures are of the surrounding scenery.

Overall, it was a good experience. Given the limited facilities on the mountain and the fact that it's a tent costing only a few hundred yuan, expectations shouldn't be too high – I don't want to sound demanding or picky. Here are some honest observations and advice for future guests. The owner is very nice. You can charge your devices there, and they provide boiled water for drinking. 1. There's hot water and a hairdryer. Remember to bring your own toiletries. While some reviews mention the owner provides them, it really depends on the situation, so it's best to bring your own. The mountain is very high and challenging to climb, and supplies are scarce as everything has to be carried up. Therefore, paying for amenities is completely reasonable (this includes slippers, shower gel, toothbrushes, towels, and combs). 2. The owner was thoughtful; they gave us an extra sleeping bag because they were worried about the cold at night. For ladies, I recommend bringing long-sleeved pajamas and long pants to wear inside the sleeping bag. 3. The scenery is truly beautiful. The pink sunset glow in the evening, and the sunrise and sea of clouds at 5 AM are absolutely worth it.

The hotel is located within walking distance of the cable way. The room is big, clean and with a nice mountain view. Wifi works great and the owner and his family are very friendly and helpful. nearby are a lot of restaurants and small supermarkets. If I would go back to this village, this hotel would be my favourite.