Inns in Leishan

Absolutely thrilled with my stay! The balcony viewpoint here is incredible – no need to jostle with crowds at the main observation decks. I visited both, and honestly, the higher viewpoint (Pic 1) felt too far away; the views weren't as good as from the hotel (the last picture is from the hotel's viewpoint). Plus, this location didn't require climbing a ton of stairs. The owner's service was super-helpful; they told me all about the best local eats and where to find them, even video-calling me to guide me when I was lost. They also helped with receiving and sending packages and even carried my luggage (though only from the main street to the hotel, you still need to take a sightseeing shuttle for the first part). I found the amenities in the room very thoughtful. There was a small bottle of laundry detergent and an unopened pack of facial wipes, and the toothpaste wasn't one of those frustrating tubes you have to pierce. Such great attention to detail – highly recommend! Attaching a few beautiful photos of the Miao village.

This was a very warm and comfortable stay! **Amenities:** The room was very spacious, equipped with smart devices. We received a complimentary fruit platter and drinks daily, and from the window, we could see the most beautiful scenery of Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village. The only minor inconvenience was that there's no elevator to the fourth floor, but the staff explained this issue. **Cleanliness:** The room was cleaned thoroughly every day. **Environment:** Getting to the guesthouse from the west gate was a bit of a journey, but the staff's excellent and thoughtful service really helped alleviate any travel fatigue. The lobby was cozy, offering brown sugar ginger tea, fruits, roasted sweet potatoes, candies, coffee, and drinks. The guesthouse is located halfway up the mountain, making it very convenient for dining, entertainment, and exploring. You can enjoy yourself late into the night, as the area is brightly lit. **Service:** The staff patiently guided us on our touring routes. My child left items downstairs twice, and each time the front desk staff collected and returned them.

The location is excellent, right at the No. 4 covered bridge, offering fantastic views, especially at night. You can take a sightseeing bus from the No. 1 covered bridge to the viewing platform, saving you the trouble of carrying your luggage up the mountain.

The two young men who greeted us at the hotel were nice and very professional. The area felt lively overall, but the surrounding area, including the hotel, had a somewhat desolate feel. The hotel itself was decent, but the experience wasn't worth the money. The suite I requested had a viewing platform, but the platform was old and the lights were broken. Paying an extra thousand yuan for the view was pointless; it would have been better to just go out into the lobby. Breakfast was included through Ctrip, but it was later changed to not being included through Ctrip, although the hotel provided it, which I appreciated. Eating options on the mountain are limited, so I won't comment on the complimentary breakfast. For the next day, I decisively chose a chain hotel for other accommodations.

Figures 1-3 show the public viewing area on the third floor (top floor) of the hotel. There's a glowing, color-changing moon you can sit on, which I think is a great spot for taking photos. You can capture a panoramic view of the Miao village! The No. 1 Wind and Rain Bridge and the drop-off point are just a short walk downstairs. Figures 4-5 show the view from the room's balcony. Anyway, it's a great choice for sightseeing and taking photos! The hotel staff will contact you a day in advance to inform you of some basic information. If you arrive early, you can ask them to help carry your luggage from the foot of the mountain to the front desk. They will also help carry your luggage down the mountain when you leave. The room facilities are very complete. The toilet and shower are separate, separated by an opaque glass partition. One person can use the toilet and another can shower at the same time. Now I want to talk about the shampoo. My hair was incredibly smooth after washing and blow-drying! In the hotels I've been to, the shampoo usually leaves my hair tangled and dry after washing and combing, but this shampoo didn't! After washing and blow-drying my hair, I combed it, and except for two small knots, the rest was easy to comb through! The mirror is large, with two lighting options, and there's also a dedicated makeup mirror. There are communal washing machines on the second floor, and clothes racks in the hallways on each floor. The beds were very comfortable, and the soundproofing was good. I almost overslept the next day. The drop-off/pick-up point at Bridge No. 1 is just a short walk down the hill. I think the only minor drawback is that climbing the stairs from the bottom of the hill to the hotel was quite tiring; I was completely out of breath. But that's typical in tourist areas. Finally, if anyone in your group snores, don't choose the twin loft; it's torture.

Everything about this place, from the facilities to the ambiance, is fantastic. The owners are incredibly friendly and accommodating. The landlady even makes fresh breakfast every morning, and it was different each of the two days we stayed! They offer luggage transfer service, and the location is unbeatable. It's just a ten-minute walk uphill from the hotel to a viewing platform, though the view from the balcony is almost as good. The pictures I've included were taken at different times of day over my two-day stay, and the views are truly spectacular! The No. 4 Wind-and-Rain Bridge, located right below the hotel, is a quick walk to Xiaobeimen, and I ate at the KFC across the street twice. I couldn't finish an entire sour fish hotpot by myself, though, haha 😄. If I come back with my family next time, I'd definitely choose this place again. ⊹꙳ ˶˙ᵕ˙˶ ⊹꙳

The view from the room is beautiful. I stay on 4th Floor and they do not have lift. The balcony view is good and they have their own transparent glass to step on. The hotel is hard to find. You will need a 24-hours free shuttle club car from ”Ling Hao Station” and tell the club driver to bring you to the hotel. The environment is quiet and the staffs are friendly and helpful.

The room was unexpected. The front desk lady provided excellent service. She also took the initiative to contact us in advance. Because we had a lot of luggage, the front desk lady also arranged for staff to pick us up and help us with our luggage. She also introduced the scenic area and gave us the tour route. The room was upgraded. The room we originally booked did not have a view. We were upgraded to a balcony view king room for free. You can see the panoramic view of the Miao village. You don't need to climb the mountain to see the panoramic view. The hotel is located in the center of the Miao village. It is convenient to go anywhere. It is especially worth recommending 👍👍👍

Much better than expected! The owner met us at the sightseeing bus stop, and was incredibly quick to respond to any requests we had. They even came to pick us up when we got lost trying to find our way back to the hotel at night. The room was also very comfortable, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering a direct view of the Miao village night scenery. The room was very clean. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied! Wishing the owner great success in their business!

Amazing stay in a central location. If you get dropped off at North Bridge, catch the mini bus until you're dropped off where the bus turns around. Take a walk to bridge 4, about 10 minutes away. Cross the bridge and turn left. About 5 meters along, turn right up a steep path. The hotel is about 30 meters up this road, if that. It is somewhat steep, but so worth it! We stayed at the boutique hotel which is opposite this, as the original one was under renovation. This was fine as we were upgraded and had a beautiful room with an unforgettable view! The female staff member was so nice. Don't hesitate to book your stay!