Huayin Hotels with Breakfast

Awesome place to stay. Owners are extremely helpful and nice. They explained the best route to hike Huashan making the journey very easy. You can buy anything you are missing like rain poncho, knee protector, hiking sticks, etc. at the hotel. They provide gloves and free station pick up/drop off service to train station. There is a balcony in the lobby with Huashan views. The basement has a restaurant providing breakfast buffet and dishes you can order for lunch and dinner. The food was decent. In the morning, after eating breakfast, they drop us off at the huashan entrance. After you are done hiking Huashan, send them a message and they will pick you up to go back to hotel or bring your luggage and drop you off at the station. I would definitely stay here again.

The best hotel I stayed in China during this trip (and I stayed in 6 hotels, so I can vouch for this one). Impeccably clean, with a smart and kind worker Jing Lei, who gave us useful tips about the mountain, and was overall extremely helpful. We wish that in every town we met a guy like this. My warm greetings and best recommendations. 4 free transfers included in the booking - super handy! For 1-2 day trip to Huashan it's a great deal. There is a kitchen in the hotel, so before and after hiking you can have a big meal. I recommend scrambled eggs with tomatoes for breakfast.

I stayed here for 2 nights and had a wonderful experience. The room was clean and comfortable, the staff were very friendly, and the food was delicious. The location is a bit far from the city center, but it’s close to the Huashan scenic area, making it perfect if you plan to visit the mountain. If you’re looking for a quiet and peaceful environment, this accommodation is an excellent choice. The place feels homely and welcoming. They provide free shuttle services to the Huashan ticket office and the train station, which is very convenient. The common area on the first floor is also very relaxing. Tip: Call the accommodation in advance to arrange a pick-up from the train station. Didi taxi drivers at the station tried to overcharge me, so the free shuttle is a much better option. There is also a small ***** mall near the Huashan ticket office with more shops and restaurants if you need anything.

The room was incredibly cozy, making us feel right at home. The owners were exceptionally warm and welcoming. After getting off the high-speed train, I made a call, and the owner picked me up at the guesthouse within five minutes, helped with my luggage, and provided travel routes and tips. It was super convenient and comfortable staying here for our trip to Mount Hua, and the experience was fantastic. Plus, the owner is an amazing cook, taking care of all our food, accommodation, and transportation needs.

Ink Culture Inn deserves an excellent review – the service far exceeded my expectations! The owner is incredibly welcoming and goes above and beyond, offering station pick-up and drop-off, helping with luggage, booking Huashan tickets, and even providing hiking poles and gloves. The room was huge and spacious, with a fantastic view of Mount Hua right from the window. It's super close to the scenic area. The room facilities were also excellent, clean and hygienic, and there was even a water dispenser with bottled water. The breakfast provided at the inn was also great. The owner makes their own 'saorou mian' (minced pork noodles) and tomato and egg noodles – the bowls are generous and hearty, so you don't need to carry much food when you head up Huashan after eating!

The bedding in the room is very soft and comfortable, the air conditioner is powerful, the shower water heater is easy to use, and the hair dryer is also powerful. Breakfast starts at 6:30, and steamed buns, eggs and fried dough sticks are included in the room rate. The homestay is at the foot of Huashan Mountain, and you can see the mountain from the window. The most important thing is that the owner of the homestay is very enthusiastic. He picks up and drops off tourists from the train station to the homestay. He starts picking up and dropping off tourists to and from Huashan Scenic Area at 7 o'clock in the morning and is available at any time. At 8:30 every night, he will also explain the route of Huashan Mountain to tourists. It feels like home.

It’s a great place to relax and enjoy your weekend with friends and family. Plenty of open space for kids to play. The tent experience was nice but amenities like bathroom sleepers were not available. The air conditioning was good and staff was very helpful. It was hard to navigate by myself but it was ok after getting help from the hotel staff on WeChat.

The inn is very close to the Huashan hiking trailhead. The location is very convenient and there are a lot of food nearby. The hotel room is clean and tidy, and the sleep is comfortable. The boss is very enthusiastic and will help us answer any questions we have. I wish the boss a prosperous business

I chose to go north and descend west to experience Canglong Ridge. Since I arrived at the scenic area after 12 PM due to the high-speed rail schedule, staying at the Wuyunfeng Hotel for a night turned out to be the smartest decision my child and I made for our Huashan trip. The twin room was very clean and faced east, so we even caught the sunrise in the morning. Plus, the Wuyunfeng Hotel's location is excellent. After climbing Canglong Ridge, we were exhausted by almost 5 PM, and it was perfect to check in right then. We even got a kettle of mountain spring water for our room. We ordered shredded pork with garlic sauce on rice and green beans with eggplant at the hotel; the prices were affordable, and my daughter kept saying how delicious it was. In the evening, we enjoyed a stunning sunset from a prime viewing platform, offering incredible views. We could even look down at Canglong Ridge, which we had just conquered, and gaze at the winding Yellow River and Wei River in the distance – it was truly amazing! At night, we overlooked the myriad lights of Huayin below and looked up at a sky full of stars. My daughter exclaimed, ”I've never seen so many stars before!” I even managed to capture a clear photo of the Big Dipper with my phone. Oh, and the restrooms near the hotel are very clean – probably the cleanest on Huashan, I personally verified this! We rested for a night and woke up refreshed, ready to continue our journey. The next day, we climbed uphill for another hour towards East Peak, which made me even more grateful that we stayed at the Wuyunfeng Hotel. A big thank you to the warm and welcoming staff; they made us feel like family, like we were home. It was truly heartwarming. Thank you so much 😊

The check-in for the capsule pods and the rooms are at Yingyang Cave (at the bottom of East Peak, next to Zhengxin Fried Chicken), not at Yaozifanshen on East Peak itself. **Important Note!** In mid-June, you can't see the sunrise from Yingyang Cave. You'll need to climb to the top of East Peak beforehand. There's a public restroom outside (hygiene is so-so). Inside the courtyard, there's running water and a hot water dispenser. In June, water is continuously available. The room has four capsule pods. I recommend bringing disposable bedding as it can be a bit damp. Definitely bring earplugs and an eye mask. The capsule doors only have two panels and cannot close completely. Inside the pod, the light, ventilation, and power outlet all work fine. Don't expect too much when you're up on the mountain. Overall, I'm satisfied.