Hotels With WiFi in Anhui, China

"The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating. They even upgraded our room for free so we could check in sooner, which was a huge help since we were traveling with seniors and children. The room itself was spacious and very clean, featuring a smart toilet, disposable facial towels, and a smart speaker for controlling everything. The TV was enormous! The cleaning staff on our floor were also very kind. The complimentary foot bath was a nice touch, and breakfast was excellent with a wide variety of options. Plus, there's a Phoenix Theater downstairs where you can catch musicals."

"I booked a room with a stadium view specifically to attend Chen Chusheng's concert. A big thank you to Shirley for reserving it for me! The hotel is indeed very close to the stadium, which was incredibly convenient, especially since there was heavy rain before the concert started. Seeing concert-goers complain online about the downpour and chaotic exit, I secretly felt lucky to have booked the Grand Hyatt; it saved me a lot of hassle. Plus, MixC is right next to the hotel, making dining and shopping super easy. Shirley's service was excellent, and the overall service at the Grand Hyatt was top-notch – I truly felt at home. This was my first visit to Hefei, and thanks to the Grand Hyatt, it left a wonderful impression on me."

"Your name, the shortest love letter I've ever read. The Baiyun Hotel, where we stayed this time, is an asset of Huangshan Tourism Group, a state-owned enterprise under Huangshan City. It's true that an independent, state-run hotel like this can hardly compare to international chain brands in many aspects. Nevertheless, the hotel will most likely never join any international hotel group because there's simply no need. Its enviable, superb location alone guarantees it a fortune every year. As for anything else, it's completely irrelevant. The Baiyun Hotel is ranked 80th in Asia's Top 100 ”Scenic View” Hotels, a testament to its undeniable strength. It's worth noting that most hotels on this list are establishments like Four Seasons and St. Regis. Its inclusion reconfirms the irreplaceable beauty of its sunrise and sunset views, a feature unrivaled anywhere else in Huangshan. Due to its geographical location, cramped room sizes are almost inevitable. After all, there's limited space on the mountaintop, making expansion difficult. As for the observation deck, it's just a few hundred steps away, which is incredibly convenient for those with limited physical ability, such as the elderly, young, sick, or weak. Poor sound insulation, simple rooms, high prices, queues for breakfast, and mediocre management are all shortcomings that need improvement. But as I said, for the magnificent scenery (with vast landscapes stretching as far as the eye can see), for spending splendid time with my ”lovers” (my wife and two sons), and for a unique summer holiday experience, all the inconveniences become bearable. Regarding food, ordering takeout is naturally impossible on Huangshan, making the hotel restaurant the inevitable choice. It was neither good nor bad, neither surprising nor disappointing – just like any other tourist restaurant in a scenic area. The room provides complimentary rental jackets for watching the sunrise, as the temperature difference between day and night on the mountain is extreme, especially at sunrise. It's essential to prepare for the cold, even in summer. I've stayed in 1501 hotels and encountered many ”Baiyun” hotels, big and small, across various locations like Guangzhou, Chuzhou, Lanzhou, and so on. Of course, these numerous ”Baiyun” hotels are merely coincidences in name and have no affiliation whatsoever. Hotels on Huangshan's peak generally fall into three categories. The first type is boutique guesthouses, all from ”Yun Ji.” The well-known ones are Shilin Ya She and Shuguang Li, as well as the more niche Sanhua Jing She. The characteristic of these three is their tranquil setting amidst the bustling area, offering both comfortable, exquisite stays and easy access to natural scenery. The second type consists of standard guesthouses, such as Yunlu Beihai, Yupinglou, Paiyun Xinglü, Xihai, Shilin, and Bai'e. The advantage of these is their relatively lower prices and good value for money. The third type is the Baiyun Hotel, where we stayed this time, boasting exclusive access to the best sunrise and sunset viewing spots. For my two sons, who are ”traveling according to their textbooks,” it was absolutely perfect. Of course, the drawbacks are also super obvious. The hotel will celebrate its 30th birthday next year. Although it had a simple renovation 11 years ago (the family rooms and Mediterranean-style rooms are highlights), the hardware still clearly shows its ”old cadre” style and state-run guesthouse aesthetic. Regardless, you can't have your cake and eat it too. When choosing between scenery and a comfortable stay, I believe the vast majority would opt for the former. Looking at the entire Huangshan prefecture-level city, the undisputed leader in the hotel industry is naturally Banyan Tree. Of course, if you're not staying in Hongcun and only visiting Huangshan itself, then the Baiyun Hotel becomes an excellent, affordable alternative (even though the soft and hard facilities are incomparable, the scenery is truly infinitely beautiful). Huangshan's 3 districts and 4 counties have their culinary highlights mainly concentrated in Huangshan District, Tunxi District, and Yi County. I highly recommend Zhong Da Chu Stinky Mandarin Fish at Ziyun Pavilion in Gaoxin District (Tunxi). Tourist attractions are primarily in Tunxi District, Huizhou District, Yi County, She County, and Huangshan District. For instance, Xixinan Ancient Village is perfect for stunning photos in traditional costumes. Relatively speaking, the gastronomic and tourism resources of Qimen and Xiuning counties are slightly less impressive. Kites rise highest against the wind, not with it. Climbing mountains is extremely strenuous physical work. When traveling in Huangshan with family, the advantages of the Baiyun Hotel are self-evident. Among Anhui's 16 prefecture-level cities, Huangshan consistently ranks last in GDP. The reasons are simple: First, the population is too small, just over a million. Second, similar to Lijiang and Dali, ecological redlines cannot be crossed, making industrial development almost impossible. Third, the actual tourism revenue generated by transient tourism is not particularly substantial. Theoretically, Huangshan accounts for nearly half of Anhui's 18 5A scenic spots: Qiankou Folk Houses Museum, Ancient Huizhou Cultural Tourist Area, Bao Family Garden, Huizhou Ancient City, Chengkan (Aoyu), Xidi Ancient Village, Hongcun, and Huangshan. How to deeply connect these attractions and retain visitors is a profound art."

"Had a great mini-break here – just two days but totally worth it. Staff were super friendly, service was spot on. The pool is huge and perfect for a proper swim. Breakfast buffet had loads of options – everyone in our family found their favourite. All in all, a brilliant stay!"

"Alright, the room was pretty good. I didn't realize Xuancheng was the home of Xuan paper, and it actually has quite a few attractions. I just didn't plan ahead, so I just went with the flow, which was still okay."

"Five-star review! The hotel exudes a wonderful minimalist Zen ambiance, and the entire room was meticulously cleaned. The mattress and pillows were incredibly comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent. The toiletries had a lovely, subtle white tea scent, and the water pressure was strong. The front desk staff were warm and courteous, and the breakfast offered a great selection of Chinese pastries. The self-service laundry room was a convenient free amenity. Every detail was thoughtfully taken care of. The value for money far exceeded other hotels in the same price range. All my travel fatigue simply melted away here. Highly recommended!"

"Came to Jiuhua Mountain with my mom to pay respects to the Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, and we stayed at this hotel for two nights. We had our New Year's Eve dinner here, and they even had someone dedicated to picking us up and dropping us off at the entrance. Every staff member greeted us warmly with ”Happy New Year.” On the first day of the ***** New Year, we prayed, enjoyed the snow, and did some scripture copying – it was a truly fulfilling experience! This hotel is trustworthy and comes highly recommended."

"這次住下來真心覺得超級不錯，方方面面體驗都非常在線。前台服務特別熱情，辦入住很快，有不懂的地方問工作人員，都很耐心細緻。專業解答，房間打掃得很到位，乾乾淨淨的，床品很舒服，晚上睡得很香。隔音做得好。衞浴用品齊全。早餐選擇挺多，如家這碗麪很有特色，地理位置也佔優勢，還有洗衣服務，非常貼心，出門吃飯打車都方便。公共區域打理得整潔清爽。整體性價比很高，不管是出來旅遊還是出差都挺合適。住得很舒心，強烈安利給身邊的家人朋友喲"

"The facilities are complete, odorless, and relatively clean. The mini-bar drinks in the room are complimentary. Upon check-in, they provided slippers and a kaleidoscope for the child, as well as a welcome fruit platter. When checking out, we received a bag of souvenirs. The restaurant on the first floor offers a wide variety of dishes, and all the staff, from the front desk to the restaurant, are incredibly friendly. Thumbs up! 👍 My child had a great time! 🥳 Food delivery is brought up to the room by a robot, which is a nice touch. It would be even better if the scent in the hallway was a bit milder."

"The hotel's location is excellent, with a superb view overlooking Yushan Lake Park, which is lush and perfect for kids. The service was also quite good; they responded promptly even when I called for room service late at night, and breakfast was plentiful. The downsides are that the room facilities are outdated and not very functional: for example, the towels were frayed, and the power outlets were loose, causing the hairdryer to fall out. Also, you're not allowed to bring inflatable swimming rings into the pool, and although it's supposed to be open until 10 PM, they started clearing everyone out and ushering people away as early as 9:15 PM."