Hot Springs Hotels in Anhui, China

This is my second time staying at this hotel, purely because of its location. For its spot, the amenities still offer great value for money. However, this time I booked a king room and was given one facing the street. My much-anticipated holiday, a relaxing mountain escape in southern Anhui, was ruined by a night of noise. I understand that the Yellow Mountain entrance/exit sees a lot of traffic, but the reality is I didn't sleep a wink. I'd suggest upgrading the windows on the street-facing side to high-standard, soundproof ones – it would make a real difference. The breakfast selection also seemed a bit limited. Overall though, it's still consistently good and remains one of the top-tier options in this town. These are my honest thoughts, hope they're helpful.

Running into Miner's Home B&B at the foot of Huangshan Mountain was truly a delightful surprise on this trip. The B&B exudes a unique beauty and artistic ambiance, with its all-natural wooden decor, completely free of any strange odors, offering a simple yet reassuring quality. The owner's aesthetic sense is impeccable; the soft furnishings throughout are truly the finishing touches. What impressed me most was the owner's extensive use of feather elements in the lighting and decorations, which are gentle and healing, creating a relaxing atmosphere throughout the space. The lighting design is also very thoughtful, with basic lighting, nightlights, reading lights, and ambient lights all perfectly placed to suit different scenarios, living up to the name 'Miner's Home B&B' – beautiful, therapeutic, and youthful. The attention to detail in the facilities is even more impressive. In winter, the heated smart toilet seat was a heartwarming touch. The showerhead provided a strong water flow with multiple settings, and the water quality was as clear as mountain spring water, perfect for washing away travel fatigue. Rooms with bathtubs were thoughtfully equipped with disposable bath liners for hygiene, showing great consideration. Even in rooms without a bathtub, the excellent shower alone was enough for a wonderfully warm bath. The owner was also a fantastic travel assistant, always providing precise and useful travel information, which saved a lot of hassle. My stay at Miner's Home was not just a place to rest, but a light healing for both body and mind. Such a thoughtful B&B is definitely worth a stay. (This is not an advertisement.)

We had a really great time! The hotel called a driver for us and we have a super smooth experience getting around the town. Staff was SUPER nice. They provided maps for our Huangshan Mountain visit. Always offered cold water and breakfast. Helped us bring our luggage to our rooms, to and from car. Super friendly and enthusiastic. One of the hotel staff also keeps a pet dog on the premises, so if anyone is allergic, please keep that in mind. The dog does roam the hotel. But she’s very tiny and super well-behaved. Very cute! It does seem like all the rooms are on the third floor so if anyone comes with super heavy luggage, please do keep that in mind. Rooms were super clean, had plenty of amenities and the small town area around the hotel had so many shops and food. Night time is very eventful. You do hear the night life in the rooms but it didn’t really bother us. If you’re sensitive to noise, please do keep that in mind. I would definitely recommend. Overall great experience!

Traveling with a family of seven, we were so grateful for the room upgrade and being placed on the same floor. The hotel views are absolutely stunning; no need for editing those photos! The front desk service was impeccable; they proactively contacted us with directions and sent reminders for our outings. The shuttle service was great too – the driver who took us between the hotel and the visitor center was so friendly and chatty. The afternoon tea and breakfast spreads were both incredibly rich and varied. This hotel is perfect for unwinding and a relaxing getaway. We'll definitely be back!

The surroundings are lovely, and the air is fresh. The small pool by the entrance, though closed in winter, houses little fish and turtles, making it a great spot for kids to relax. The duplex room is very spacious and well-equipped, perfect for families of all ages. The shower and hot tub were incredibly comfortable, and there's even a laundry room on the fourth floor. But the highlight was definitely the service! On our first day, we had to get up at 5 AM to climb Huangshan, and the owner had already prepared trekking poles, raincoats, and portable breakfast for us, dropping us off at the bus stop right on time. We were lucky enough to catch a rare sunrise on the mountain that day. The breakfast on the second day was incredibly rich, with over a dozen options, and they even prepared steamed eggs especially for our baby. We casually mentioned how delicious a certain side dish was, and when we checked out, the owner gave us a big bag of it, along with some local specialties and homemade dried bamboo shoots. This stay truly gave us that unique 'home away from home' feeling that only a guesthouse can offer. We'll definitely choose this place again next time we're near Huangshan. Wishing the owner great success!

Service: The service was exceptionally good, and they even offered small fruits in the evening. It's right across from the school, which was perfect for my upcoming exam, and the soundproofing is great, making it very quiet.

Decided to come here for a two-day break on a whim! It's not too far from Wuhan, about a 3-hour drive. The hotel even offers a shuttle service to and from the station, which was a huge relief and took away any worries. The town itself has a unique and innovative way of engaging visitors – you can earn currency to spend, which really encourages you to explore all the attractions while potentially getting some of your money back. It really allows you to fully immerse yourself in the entertainment and relaxation. And after a tiring day of hiking, you can unwind with a hot spring bath in the evening. I genuinely recommend coming to visit!

It's rare for B&Bs to have underground parking, but this one does, complete with an elevator directly to the ground floor lobby for check-in – a real hotel-like convenience. This also means your car stays cool, even on scorching summer days. The B&B itself is spotless, and all common areas are comfortably air-conditioned. The staff, from the front desk and the proprietress to the restaurant servers, were incredibly warm and helpful. They even thoughtfully brought out mosquito repellent when they saw us sitting outside – a very nice touch. The laundry room is accessible until 9 PM, and they even offer a fantastic service where staff will wash, dry, fold, and deliver your clothes back to your room. Truly exceptional service! They provide an electric shuttle service to Xixinan; you just need to call 5 minutes before you want to be picked up. The scenic area isn't large but wonderfully uncommercialized, filled with charming local shops. The fish lantern display at night was vibrant and festive, just like celebrating Chinese New Year! The locals were so warm and down-to-earth, even spontaneously lighting off fireworks. Right outside the B&B, there's a small stream where you can fish. In the evenings, they even have a live singer – apparently, it's the only B&B in the area with live music! The ambiance was absolutely fantastic. Breakfast is served in a 'Jiugongge' (nine-grid platter) style, which was more than enough. The baozi (steamed buns) and wontons were freshly made, and you could always ask for more staple foods if you needed. To top it all off, they even gave us a thoughtful souvenir when we checked out. So considerate!

They say B&Bs can be either amazing or terrible, and this time I truly experienced an amazing one! Service: Worried about getting a taxi, I arranged a pick-up with the hotel in advance. A taxi driver came to get me, and it was a fixed price, similar to what I'd pay if I hailed one myself. Those traveling to Huangshan by public transport might want to consider this – it's worth paying a little extra for peace of mind and not worrying about unexpected delays. All the staff I met were incredibly enthusiastic. They even offer free shuttle service to restaurants within a three-kilometer radius. Facilities: I booked a room with a private hot spring tub, on the top floor, with a private courtyard and a soaking pool – it was absolutely delightful! It's the off-peak season, so there weren't many people around, and it happened to rain during my stay. Watching the mountains in the rain, I honestly felt the money was well spent! There's a public outdoor pool, but it wasn't open yet since I visited after the Qingming Festival. Hygienics: I've stayed in B&Bs before where cleanliness was an issue, but this place was really good. At least from what I saw, there were no missed spots. We didn't hike Huangshan this time and spent a lot of time in the room. I highly recommend the private hot spring room for those who, like us, enjoy peace and quiet and value privacy! An excellent experience!

Hygienic: very good, very clean Environment: The environment is very good, breakfast is delicious Service: Very good, respond immediately if there is a problem. Waiting in the lobby, there will be staff who take the initiative to pour water, help with luggage, etc. Facilities: The facilities are very new, but the small degree is not very easy to use. The bathtub can be bigger, soaking two people is a bit crowded.