Tai'an Hotels with Breakfast

Just as I've reviewed before, the photos match the actual room perfectly. What surprised me most was the design of the bathtub. The room also had a weight scale, body lotion, and laundry detergent. After climbing Mount Tai (from Hongmen to Zhongtianmen, Nantianmen, and Yuhuangding), even after a massage (there's a spa downstairs with an 18% discount for guests) and stretching, my thighs were still sore. A hot bath was incredibly soothing. Not immersing my lower body completely really helped with lactic acid dissipation, allowing me to continue climbing the East Imperial Road the next morning. On the B2 level, there's a chain restaurant (Lucai Gen), and their double meal is more than enough. There's also a gym and a laundry room. I also asked the front desk if I could heat up my packed food in the staff microwave, which was great! The breakfast also featured local specialties like jianbing with green onions and qiangguo noodles. Very good! If I come to Mount Tai again, I'll definitely stay here.

We were thoroughly satisfied with everything: the facilities, cleanliness, ambiance, and service. The owner's family truly embodied the renowned hospitality of Shandong. Just as other reviews mentioned, the wontons made by the owner's mother were absolutely delicious, generously sized with plenty of filling, and excellent value for money. The only minor drawback was that we arrived during a heavy rainstorm, which resulted in the mountain being closed. We didn't hesitate to extend our stay, hoping for better weather tomorrow so we can finally take in the breathtaking panoramic views. (I didn't manage to take photos of the room from our first night, so I'm including two photos of our extended stay room.)

Great location! After hiking Mount Tai, I got to the hotel in a flash. There are plenty of food options nearby, so I had a satisfying meal. The water temperature in the hotel was perfect for a nice, refreshing shower. The hotel was quiet, and I slept soundly until morning. It's also very close to the high-speed train station, just a few minutes walk to get inside. What a wonderful trip!

The location is indeed quite convenient, and the environment is decent. As for the facilities, they're just okay – the first ten seconds of water from the bathtub faucet were rusty red. My biggest complaint, however, is about their 'free shuttle service.' If you don't offer it, don't advertise it. If you do, then actually provide it. I booked twice. The first time, they said the driver had finished for the day. The second time, they claimed they couldn't pick me up due to weather conditions. Is bad weather really an excuse? Do your drivers only operate electric vehicles or something?

It was pretty good, and the price was reasonable. The courtyard was quite nice. The breakfast selection was varied, but all dishes were freshly cooked. There was its own parking lot, so you could park there for an extra day if you were going hiking.

The room is big and spacious! The view is great, it seems to be the tallest building in the city! Our Shanghai Jinjiang brand is trustworthy! The Shandong girls at the front desk are very enthusiastic and beautiful! Recommended index 100 stars

The room was very clean and I slept great. The breakfast was also very generous (I cleaned my plate, this picture was just taken before I finished eating). All in all, I have no complaints, and the price is very reasonable. I passed by this hotel many times as a child, and I finally decided to come and experience it myself.

The condition of the room was absolutely dreadful and dilapidated, with mould on walls and in the bathroom, multiple stains on the walls which looks like mud/blood/killed bugs, and the bathroom smelled really badly. We were given a room with blood stained duvet cover and bedsheets, which was promptly changed after we pointed it out. The only reason that I'm not leaving a one star review is because the receptionist was very kind and professional and he tried the best to sort out the bedsheet situation. We did not request a room change since even the corridors were messy and the courtyard was full of rubbish, so we assumed that the whole place would look like the room we were assigned, especially that we mentioned in our booking that we are on a honeymoon, so we expected to see some effort on hotel's side. The positives: kind staff, beautiful architecture (but the place is not cleaned often enough), central location so you don't have to climb more stairs as opposed to other hotels, free water and toiletries in the room (although I refused to shower in that bathroom), a beautiful location for the morning sunrise watching and a polite tour guide. Attaching the pictures of the beautiful sunrise. I didn't have high expectations since I was keeping in mind that it's a place that's difficult to access, and I rarely leave bad reviews for any accommodation, but I think that it's needed to point out to the property what needs improving so they don't go out of business. I have no idea how on earth they have a 4* ranking. Perhaps we were given a low standard room, however, we went for one of the cheapest options and I was still more expensive than staying in a 5* hotel in Shanghai (that's where we were before)

The hotel is very new and the facilities are very good. It is possible that they did not estimate the capacity to receive guests at one time before the trial operation, and the equipment was not debugged at full capacity, resulting in insufficient staff. We checked in at 2:30 but entered the room at 5:00. Moreover, the next morning, the shower gel had run out of water, which caused chaos. The front desk did not answer the phone and there was no emergency measures when we went to look for them. They just said sorry, which is really wrong. Moreover, when faced with questioning, the front desk clerk became annoyed and said that she couldn't communicate with her and asked to contact her leader. In the end, it was the store manager who came forward to resolve the issue, and the store manager handled it relatively promptly. The first experience was not good.

🚿 Hotel Name: Shenqi Hotel (Taishan Yuhuangding Branch) ⭐⭐⭐ 🚞 Address: No. 18 Tianjie, Yuhuangding, Mount Tai, Tai'an City 🚚 Parking: No vehicles on the mountaintop 🌈 Style: 2000s hotel vibe 💼 Room: 1. The rooms are relatively new; the dorm room is a 20-person room, converted from a large hotel suite. 2. No toiletries, no towels, no slippers, no power outlets by the bed. Everything is based on roughing it for one night on the mountaintop. 3. The bedding wasn't damp, but some beds didn't have sheets, probably because the bedding wasn't changed and washed in time. For 100 yuan, it's already considered good value for money. 👦🏻 Service: Average. The staff are all young, handsome guys, handling check-in and check-out normally. 🚫 Cons: 1. It's already great to have a hotel like this on the mountaintop, and it offers good value for money. 💡 Tips: 1. Book in advance, as both rooms and beds are highly sought after. 2. There's an in-house restaurant, and a small shop next to the front desk on the first floor. ❗ This is an honest review based on my personal expense, and the above represents only my personal opinion.