4-Star Hotels in Anhui, China

This hotel boasts the best location on Huangshan Mountain. It's right next to a food court, and of course, it also has its own restaurant where you can order à la carte or enjoy a buffet. We booked very late, so the facilities were just average. Online, it was advertised as a four-star, but I honestly couldn't tell – it felt more like a small inn. However, it was quite clean. Maybe there are better rooms, but we didn't get one. The walls were made of panels (according to the staff, environmentally friendly materials are required on the mountain, so perhaps other places are similar), which meant poor soundproofing. The restaurant, though, was exceptionally good. The ingredients were excellent, and the cooking was superb. Dinner was 160 per person, but the staff gave us a 50% discount. If you didn't want the buffet, you didn't have to pay; the staff offered free fried rice or noodles instead. The service was truly outstanding! The room included complimentary down jackets and umbrellas. The staff provided attentive 24-hour service, always available when called. Before we left, they even gave us a large bag of local specialties for the road (most places on Huangshan don't sell food), and we were so grateful, otherwise we would have been hungry the next day. The bag contained a ginseng fruit, two oranges, a pear, a mango, two bags of Anhui specialty shortbread, and other local snacks. On the afternoon of our departure, they also provided us with raincoats and water. The price was 2088 per night, which was higher than other platforms, but Trip.com later refunded me 300 yuan, making it quite a good deal. This hotel also has 8-person dorm beds for 400 per person, which are very popular, so you need to book quickly if you want one.

Very clean and comfortable! The staff is also super nice: we asked them to keep our luggage for a few hours after the checkout, and they agreed with no problems. If you get a room on a high floor, the view is amazing!

The hotel has been newly renovated, and the facilities are quite complete. However, it's a hotel converted from an office building, so the soundproofing isn't great; I could clearly hear conversations from next door. The location is pretty good though – just 100 meters out, cross the sky bridge at night, and there's a street food night market. The cleanliness was decent, but the bathroom had a slight odor when I first entered the room. The environment was okay. The service was enthusiastic. Even though I arrived early and my reserved room wasn't ready, they offered to upgrade my room if I waited half an hour. In the end, it was still the room I originally booked, which wasn't a big deal. However, the noise from conversations and laughter next door at noon made it impossible to rest. After only a few minutes in the room, I asked to switch, and they eventually moved me to a room with a mahjong machine.

📍Location: The hotel is situated right on Huaihe Road Pedestrian Street, within walking distance of Yintai Center and Xiaoyaojin Park. There's a wide variety of food options, from snacks to full meals, making it very convenient for dining, entertainment, and sightseeing. The only minor inconvenience is that taxis can't drop you off directly in front of the hotel entrance; you need to walk a short distance. Overall, though, getting around is quite easy. 🏨Facilities: The rooms feature smart controls, allowing you to use voice commands for lights, air conditioning, and curtains. I have to praise the soundproofing – it's excellent. Despite being right on a pedestrian street, it's remarkably quiet once you close the windows. 🔖Service: The front desk is very responsive whenever I needed assistance 👍🏻 😬A small drawback is that the elevators are a bit slow, possibly because there are only two elevators for a relatively tall building. Overall, though, I had a very satisfying stay.

Wonderful hotel, quietly located in Tunxi. The staff was very helpful with all our requests. We spend 2 nights here to go to the yellow mountains which was a one hour drive one way. We had to leave one night earlier and staff was so kind to refund us that night which we hadn't asked for. The rooms are very nice and quiet comfy. I would certainly recommend this hotel and I hope to come back in the future!

I'm giving this five stars. First, let me address the downsides: 1. Hotels in Huangshan are incredibly expensive during holidays. It was 2000 RMB a night during the Qingming Festival. The buffet is 180 RMB, and kids under 140cm are half price. So, check your wallet first. 2. This hotel is great for kids, but there's no elevator, so seniors will have to walk up several flights of stairs. Now for the advantages: 1. It's expensive for a reason. Firstly, the hotel is relatively new and well-equipped. You have to remember that Bright Summit is at an altitude of 1860 meters, and all along the way, I saw porters carrying supplies. It's incredibly difficult to transport so many goods to the mountaintop. During holidays, when it's crowded, finding a comfortable hotel and spending two days hiking Huangshan is truly rejuvenating. 2. The kids loved it! The hotel has a great design. Right outside our room on the fourth floor, there was a Mario character sitting there, which my son adored. The arcade machines in the lobby are free, and kids were constantly gathered around them. Even adults from the '80s generation would spend ages playing. 3. I thought the 180 RMB buffet was pretty good; all the dishes tasted great. The cured meats like bacon and sausage were very authentic, and there was fermented tofu (Mao Doufu) and many other local specialties. The food was genuinely delicious. After a day of hiking, you're ravenous, and I ate a lot of short ribs, prawns, and warm kudzu powder (with a bit of fried rice, honey, and raisins – a real comfort for my stomach). I especially loved their pie-like pastry; it was so good, with preserved vegetables inside and what seemed like highland barley flour for the crust. My son is 140cm, so he got half price, making it 270 RMB for both of us, which is actually cheaper than ordering à la carte outside. 4. Originally, I wanted to stay at Bright Summit and Baiyun Pavilion to catch the sunrise. However, Danxia Peak near Paiyunlou offers excellent sunrise and sunset views, and crucially, it's less crowded and very close by. The hotel's 'little butler' (concierge) told me the sunrise and sunset times, with a 55% chance of seeing them. We were incredibly lucky during our stay and witnessed both morning and evening, leaving very satisfied. 5. From here, the next day, you can go to the West Sea Grand Canyon, take the small train, and then head down the mountain. Taste: Good Ambiance: Beautiful Service: Attentive

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.

I have lived in the Morandi Hotel in Qingdao before and the experience is particularly good. This time I went to Hefei and saw that there were also branches. I couldn't wait to stay. I really didn't step on thunder. , , The hotel has just opened a new renovation in 2026, the whole house facilities are brand new, fully equipped and fully equipped. It would be more perfect if the room could be prepared with a small rubber band for girls to tie their hair. It is my personal small suggestion. The most praiseworthy thing is the sleep experience. The quality of sleep like me is not very good. His pillows and mattresses are really too comfortable. It is especially relaxing to lie on. The room lighting design is super user-friendly, the light is slowly turning on and turning off, and the light is slowly turning off. The light brightness can be adjusted at will, and it is gentle and atmospheric. The TV supports mobile phone screen projection, and it is especially convenient to pursue dramas for leisure. , It is also very worry-free to drive by car. As soon as I arrived at the door, there was a staff member who enthusiastically helped direct the parking. There were parking spaces on the ground and underground, and the whole process was free. The front desk lady is gentle and beautiful, the service is particularly intimate and thoughtful, the overall stay experience is super satisfactory, it is recommended!

Transportation: The hotel is very close to Huangshan North Station, with a direct passage from the exit, so you don't have to walk onto the main road, which is very convenient. Service: The staff were very enthusiastic. Hygiene: The hygiene was a bit lacking, and I hope they can improve their training in this area. The most noticeable issue was that the cups weren't clean.

The young man at the front desk had a great attitude and kindly offered a free room upgrade from the second to the sixth floor, which was much quieter. However, the room's cleanliness was disappointing. There were nut shells on the leather sofa, indicating it hadn't been properly cleaned, and I even found false eyelashes on the floor near the mirror, left over from a previous guest. The room also lacked disposable toilet seat covers or any other single-use hygiene products. Given the otherwise good facilities, more attention definitely needs to be paid to housekeeping.