2-Star Hotels in Pingxiang

This is the best homestay I have ever stayed in. The boss is very nice and very enthusiastic. He will pick you up to the visitor center, and the price is very affordable and the environment is very good! ! !

Staying at this family-owned hotel was a delightful experience. Although I had a late check-in, the staff greeted me with warm smiles and a welcoming attitude, making me feel right at home despite the late hour. The family that runs this establishment clearly takes pride in providing exceptional hospitality. Throughout my stay, the friendly demeanor of the staff stood out. They went out of their way to ensure my comfort and address any needs I had. It was evident that customer satisfaction is a top priority for this family-owned hotel. The accommodations were clean, comfortable, and well-appointed, but what truly made my visit memorable was the genuine care and kindness shown by the hotel's owners and employees. I would highly recommend this family-owned establishment to anyone seeking a personalized and hospitable hotel experience.

We had a fantastic time, and the guesthouse was wonderful. The complimentary pick-up and drop-off service was super convenient. The hosts and their family are absolute pros behind the wheel – fast yet incredibly safe! The owner's cooking was delicious; I especially recommend the stir-fried pork with chili (xiaochao rou). Highly recommend staying here! Pingxiang is a lovely city, and its people are just as great. We'll definitely be back!

Lovely hosts, beautiful rooms, and amazing home-cooked food! The hosts are extremely hospitable and spared no efforts to ensure that we were comfortable and well-prepared for our hike. They are great cooks and dinner often consists of locally sourced produce (bamboo shoots from the nearby mountain, home-cured meats, home-grown yams etc.) The local palate is on the spicy side, but they were more than willing to accomodate our weak tongues. In terms of location, the homestay is located right next to a stream, so close that you can hear it if you open your windows, and is conveniently located about 1km away from the trailhead. The outdoor patio is the perfect place to relax and unwind with tea, snacks, and the sounds of the babbling brook. We arrived in Pingxiang and took a 1 hour car ride to the homestay - easily found on the map and not hard to navigate to at all. Overall, definitely recommend this homestay if you intend to conquer Wugong shan! P.S. they also have 2 lovely dogs.

Convenient transportation, beautiful price, complete facilities, everything is very suitable for student party travel accommodation

I finally visited Wugong Mountain, which I'd been longing for, and everything on the mountain was great. We stayed overnight and booked a couple's starlight room. The bedding had no strange odors. We arrived early, and the owner was very welcoming, giving us a quiet room, which indeed was very peaceful at night. The accommodation is about a 10-minute walk from the summit; we walked and took photos along the way. The temperature at the summit at night was only around 10 degrees Celsius, while it was over 30 degrees at the base. Also, the owner's stir-fried Pingxiang rice noodles were very fragrant and tasted delicious.

The bed condition is dry and ok to sleep as I heard some other accomodations at WuGong Mountain are having wet mattress. Besides, the location is considered quite near to JinDing mountain peak with 15mins walk. The place is selling full boil eggs, instant noodles and plain water and offer free hot water for boiling instant noodles. However, the shared toilet is quite dirty and can't have simple wash.

I think this is probably the best-renovated guesthouse within a ten-mile radius, but it would rank rather low among hotels. Let me start with the downsides: First, the guesthouse only has three floors, so the cleanliness is questionable. The TV is very old, the bathroom drainage and anti-slip features are poor, the slippers feel like pressure points, the lobby is incredibly old, and the tissue boxes, telephone, and air conditioner are worn and grimy. The location is bad; it's not on the street, so none of the windows offer a view of the bustling traffic. Plus, there are many old and dilapidated buildings nearby. My first room was quite frightening; looking at the dangerous buildings across the street, I probably wouldn't have been able to sleep. Luckily, I managed to get a room changed by the receptionist, and the service was quite warm and attentive. Of course, there are also many advantages. I dare say this is the best hotel I've slept in in 20 years. It was like magic! I showered at 9 am and slept until 11:30 am, went to bed at 10 pm and slept until 11:50 pm, then played games with friends until 3 am, woke up briefly in the morning, went back to sleep, and slept through four sessions until 11:30 am. It was simply amazing! Secondly, the hotel's location is also good, very close to Pingxiang Station and not far from several other hotels, making it easy to try something new. The ”Xi Shou Can Shi” buffet restaurant across the street (￥15/person) is also a plus, and there are snack shops nearby. Transportation is convenient; Pingxiang Station is just two traffic lights away. If you're going to Wugong Mountain, especially for a night hike, remember to buy a one-yuan bamboo pole along the way—it'll be worth several tens of yuan. It's also best to bring your own cheap flashlight beforehand. Anyway, my successful night hike to the summit of Wugong Mountain owes a great deal to this hotel!

After an exhausting climb to the summit, staying in a stargazing room like this was wonderful. The tatami room for two adults and two children was spacious and not cold at night, with electric blankets, charging stations, and curtains. Several people could lie in there and play cards. Unfortunately, there were a lot of clouds that day, so we didn't see any stars. The hot water, toilet, and shower were all convenient. After all, it's a mountaintop and the conditions can't compare to a five-star hotel. It's a great place to watch the sunrise in the morning, and it's definitely a five-star experience compared to staying in a tent!

Meals are at your own expense. The environment is quiet. I am tired after a whole day and need sleep time and a quiet environment. I have stayed in starry sky rooms and outdoor tents, but I couldn’t sleep. They were too noisy and received bad reviews. I didn’t have money to stay in a hotel. This time I chose to stay in an indoor tent, which I think is good. Most of the time, there are few people. I took the cable car up and arrived very early. I found that the sanitation was very good and the cleaning was very clean, but many people didn’t flush the toilet. The toilet was clearly equipped with a large bucket and a red spoon for convenient disposal, but I saw several large lumps in the morning. The toilets in the scenic area are also like this 🤢