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!

The first impression was good, the lady boss was very friendly, but there were so many bedbugs that it was annoying. My husband and I were busy catching bedbugs at night. They kept coming in through the cracks in the door. They flew directly onto my husband's head as soon as he fell asleep, making him sick and unable to sleep. He was still catching bugs at 1:30 in the morning. The smell was too strong. If it weren't for the bugs, it would have been good.

Rooms & Facilities: Spacious, modern, clean rooms with excellent views (e.g., Fenix Lake from higher floors) and updated bathroom layouts . • Breakfast & Dining: Self-serve buffets with both Chinese and Western options; generally well-liked (). • Location: Conveniently close to Deqing West Railway Station, shopping mall, open green spaces, and near Moganshan — making it great for families and leisure travelers . • Cleanliness & Comfort: High marks for property upkeep and sanitary conditions . • Family-Friendly: Welcomes children with amenities like extra beds; ideal for group stays

Spent a day at Moganshan with the kids for spring break. We had great luck with the weather – heavy rain on the first day, then sunshine on the second. We stayed in 88A Chen Yi building, and from the balcony, we got to see a sea of clouds, the sunrise, and Naked Stables covered in mist during the rainy weather. The room was well-maintained, and the king-size bed was actually two beds put together, making it massive. Special thanks to the housekeeper who helped us carry our luggage upstairs. My only minor suggestion would be to change the breakfast from a buffet to a fixed menu; I think it would be more refined and help reduce food waste. Also, the toilet is smart, but the drainage might not be great, as there was a bit of an odor on cloudy evenings – it might need some maintenance. All in all, our two days at Luhua Dang Hotel were very enjoyable!

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.

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!

The hotel environment is very good, with various flora and fauna. It is like a farm. It is suitable for family travel. The outdoor barbecue at night is very cost-effective. The service of Xiao Wang and Xiao Wang is also very considerate. The room is a bit simple and does not match the price. , it is a pity that there is no swimming pool, but overall it is good.

I chose this place after seeing many reviews. It's like a sanatorium in Shanghai, and I often heard people speaking Shanghainese among the guests. The location is next to a villa complex, and you can walk to nearby attractions. If you're driving, many sights can be enjoyed right from the road, which is very convenient. A friendly reminder: you can't drive into the attractions themselves, so this location is perfect for self-driving tours. I stayed in the main building, which was built later. The decor has a lovely民國 (Republic of China era) style. It seems some of the pre-liberation villas are also occupied, but I'm not sure if they all belong to Moganshanzhuang. The best part was that during the May Day holiday, Moganshan was rainy and freezing. But the room actually had a heating air conditioner! I spent a wonderfully warm night in the rainy mountain, which was incredibly thoughtful. Two thumbs up! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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.