Deqing Hotels with Gym

Our two-day 'retreat' with my mom and grandma has come to a perfect end! A big thank you to our butler, Xiao Liu, for the thoughtful arrangements. He upgraded our rooms and every meal was delicious. The elders in my family are always so happy when they're in a natural, mountain setting. The rooms were spacious and had everything we needed – we didn't have to prepare a thing. Plus, there were charging stations for our electric car, so all we had to do was relax. We'll definitely be back!

This guesthouse has so much character! The owner clearly put a lot of thought and effort into the design. The massive, floor-to-ceiling bookshelf instantly brings a sense of calm, which is especially welcome on a hot summer day. It’s the perfect spot to unwind, browse books, read, or simply have a moment of quiet reflection. Oh, and the owner even gave me a complimentary room upgrade, which was incredibly comfortable.

Despite the non-stop rain during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, my stay at Luhuadang Hotel far exceeded my expectations. Since we booked three rooms, the hotel generously upgraded us to Villa 101, which includes a garden. As the villa has exactly three guest rooms, it felt like we had the entire place to ourselves, and the spacious living room was perfect for family members to relax together. Being a historical building, the facilities can't compare to modern hotels, but its rich historical ambiance perfectly complements Moganshan. The hotel's service was also excellent; requests were quickly attended to, which is much better than most state-owned hotels. Furthermore, the hotel's location is superb. It's not far from Luhuadang Park and Jianchi, and the Yinshan Street transfer point is within walking distance. Plus, it's right by the road, allowing for direct car access, which is much more convenient than many guesthouses tucked away on mountain paths. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Moganshan.

Environment: Fantastic, truly feels like living in the mountains. It's lovely whether it's raining or sunny. Facilities: All sorts of facilities are available, making it very suitable for family trips, especially if you're traveling with dogs and children. Genuinely kid-friendly and pet-friendly! Service: Every staff member we encountered was warm, friendly, and went above and beyond to help us. Excellent service attitude! Hygiene: The biggest drawback was the hygiene. By hotel standards, the room's cleanliness was very poor, and even by guesthouse standards, it was only average. The toilet hadn't been properly cleaned; there were urine stains and hair, which was quite off-putting. Dining: The on-site restaurant's farm-style dishes were excellent. We had two dinners and one breakfast at the hotel, and it was great for the family. Overall, the experience was quite good, with plenty of activities like fruit picking, fishing, and a mini-zoo. I really hope they can improve the hygiene! I'd be willing to come back if I have the chance, especially with my family.

Meeting the deer/cute animal interaction: The deer are super cute and friendly, and the place is very clean. Most importantly, the staff service is amazing! We missed breakfast, and the staff even asked if we had eaten and then cooked us a bowl of noodles. Highly recommend, will definitely come again next time!

I stayed for three days and two nights, so here's my overall review. The room's cleanliness was quite concerning; there was a lot of dust when I checked in and the floor was very dirty. However, I asked the cleaning staff to mop the floor for me, and I think the cleaning ladies were all excellent. They came immediately when I asked. During my stay, they were also very enthusiastic about providing extra blankets and umbrellas when requested. This was a stark contrast to the front desk staff. When I asked 'Butler Xiaoyue' at the front desk for an extra blanket and four umbrellas, I was completely ignored. It rained on the second day, and we didn't have umbrellas. I asked the butler, as there were four adults and three children, but I only received one umbrella and never got a response afterwards. The service attitude was very poor. Later, I asked the cleaning lady, and she gave me four umbrellas; she was genuinely a very kind person. What I want to complain about most is probably the breakfast. It was worse than a budget hotel's breakfast. There were no freshly cooked wontons or noodles, only fried noodles and some simple meals and fruits. And the fried noodles often ran out. At 9:30 AM, my friend asked a staff member for boxed yogurt, and the staff said it was no longer available, even though there were still many guests eating and the breakfast officially ended at 10 AM. This hotel is incredibly stingy. Many staff members in the breakfast area just stood around chatting; I don't know what they were there for. Four or five people were gossiping together. When asked about eggs, they said there were none. At 9:30 AM, I asked for hard-boiled eggs because there was nothing else to eat, and they also said they were out. The fried noodles were replaced with peanut butter noodles – the chef must have been trying to cut corners. The Western restaurant is truly a disaster. Apart from the cleaning ladies, all the other staff members were incredibly unhelpful, though the shuttle bus drivers were quite good. Because of the awful breakfast experience, we ended up eating lunch and dinner at the nearby Intime mall. It was only a 15-minute trip, and they had everything we wanted, so there was no need to eat at the hotel. As for the environment, it was beautiful, with forest and natural scenery. We booked a 699 package for a two-bedroom suite for one night, which included breakfast for four adults. We checked in first, and our two friends checked in later. The front desk told my friends they needed to pay for two adult breakfast vouchers. I'm not sure which front desk staff member told them this at 5 PM on a Friday, but could you please clarify that our package included breakfast for four adults? Can the front desk just make things up now?

I brought my family here for a relaxing and therapeutic four-day, three-night getaway in the mountains. The customer service representative added me on WeChat, and communication was prompt and friendly. Our accommodation was upgraded to a villa room with a terrace. Waking up to the lush green mountains outside the window, listening to the birds and cicadas, was incredibly soothing for both mind and body. The hotel is located within the scenic area, so we could drive directly up the mountain without needing to transfer to a park shuttle bus, which was much more convenient for traveling with elderly family members. There was absolutely no need to leave the hotel during our stay. Every morning, we'd take a walk along the pedestrian paths in the scenic area, then come back to read, scroll on our phones, or nap on the terrace – it was a truly immersive and healing experience. We had all three meals at the hotel restaurant. One day, we ventured out to try a nearby restaurant for a change, but the noisy environment, disposable plastic cutlery, and high prices made us realize the hotel restaurant offered much better ambiance and service. After that, we decided to stick to dining at the hotel. The hotel's decor has a Republic of China 'old money' style, perfectly blending Chinese and Western characteristics, with quality evident in every detail. Overall, my family and I were very satisfied with our stay, and we look forward to returning in spring and autumn to enjoy the different scenery.

I expected a hotel built in 2017 to be older, but I was surprised by how well maintained it is. The triple rooms all come with breakfast, making it perfect for a family trip. The staff were also very welcoming, and I especially want to commend the restaurant staff. On ***** New Year's Day, the farmhouse restaurants outside were packed, so we returned to the hotel for dinner. Although they only had set menus, they substituted dishes we didn't like, offered us sunflower seeds and peanuts, and even gave us the hotel's own white wine. It felt like I was home for the ***** New Year. I'll definitely choose Radisson Manor on my next trip to Moganshan, and I wish the hotel continued success.

Traveling during the off-peak summer season meant fewer crowds, which was nice. However, I felt the room's price didn't quite match its standard. In my room, there was an unsettling stain on the wall near the TV – it looked like either soy sauce or blood – which was pretty gross. The bathroom was tiny, making even grabbing a tissue difficult. On the plus side, housekeeping kept the room clean. The open-air corridors, though, were extremely hot. Breakfast was average, neither good nor bad. The commercial street downstairs, which was recently renovated, only opens on weekends. For over 600 a night, I didn't find it particularly good value for money. However, the front desk service was excellent, and I'd like to commend them for that.

The location is good with some local shops and a shopping centre nearby. The Moganshan tourist centre is about 20 minutes away by Didi. The staff were great! They were very helpful. We enjoyed the pool but there were no towels and deck chairs out. The hotel lobby decor is lovely and welcoming and the artwork is tasteful and modern. The only problem for me was the white shower tiles that could've been cleaner. We had a street view room and the Ayi's were dancing on the square downstairs until 8 p.m. We don't mind them but if you do, it's best to get a mountain/pool view room. Other than that I would recommend this hotel. I would gladly stay here again.