Luxury Hotels in Lujiang

"My parents, my partner, and I came from Hefei city to Lujiang for a weekend staycation. Our top priority was finding a place that met everyone's needs. [Facility and Service Needs] - Accommodation 🏠 My husband and I work hard, so for our vacation, we just wanted a place with good air, excellent service, and convenient facilities where we could relax. We chose the Guanshanfang, which has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking green hills and a pond. When we opened the windows, the sounds of birds and insects, along with a gentle breeze, filled the room – it was incredibly soothing. - Dining 🍽️ The hotel has an in-house restaurant that serves three meals a day. Breakfast is complimentary, while other meals are self-paid, costing around 100+ RMB per person. The menu offers a good variety, and considering we didn't have to leave the hotel, the food quality and price were acceptable. - Service The staff throughout the hotel were very friendly and helpful. Anything we needed could be delivered to our room, and they patiently answered our questions and offered guidance regarding travel advice and everyday queries. On busy weekends, things occasionally felt a bit rushed, likely because the hotel is relatively new and still finding its rhythm. - Getting Around For those who enjoy hiking and sightseeing, there's a mountain about 500m from the hotel suitable for trekking, with a temple at the summit. Additionally, about 10 kilometers away, you can access the Lunan Chuanzang Scenic Route for a scenic drive up to Zhaiji Mountain for some breathtaking views. My parents thoroughly enjoyed it. If you plan on exploring, driving is recommended. - Other Amenities The hotel features a swimming pool, gym, and laundry room. They also offer sound healing and handmade sachet workshops. Even if you don't venture out, there's enough to keep you occupied and entertained for at least a day within the hotel. I hope they'll add sports facilities like a badminton court in the future, which would surely attract even more guests. Overall, we were very happy we chose Daiaoshanju for this trip; it's definitely worth a visit."

"The rooms are clean and tidy, with excellent hygiene. Breakfast is plentiful, and parking is convenient. The front desk staff are also very friendly. This is definitely my top choice for accommodation when visiting Lujiang. My experience was fantastic, and I'm very satisfied with my stay."

"This place is very comfortable. The air is so good that there is nothing to say. When you open the window in the morning, you will see green eyes. The mountains are quiet and you can hear insects and birds. The hotel hardware is good, there are some, the staff is also enthusiastic, and they laugh when they meet. The housekeeper Xiao Wang has a quick response to any needs. It will not be boring during the day. The hotel has arranged a lot of hand-made experiences, making incense cards, folding fans, printing, papermaking, and eight-section brocade and ceramic hand-made. If you don't want to do it, you can go to the gym to do activities, or make a cup of tea and sit in a daze. The air in the mountains is humid and the room is equipped with a dehumidifier, which is still very good. The room has a set of dinners, and the restaurant tastes very good. There is a stream nearby, which is very suitable for bringing a baby to play in the water. The baby doesn't want to leave. It is a place that can make people completely relax, and stay quietly for two days, and feel that the whole person has slowed down."

"The hotel is perched atop a small hill, about a 10-minute drive up. The mountain view rooms offer beautiful scenery. The rooms are exceptionally spacious, featuring a living room, walk-in closet, and a soaking tub in the bathroom. The indoor pool is a hit with the kids, although its location next to the lobby feels a bit odd. The breakfast selection is limited, but the noodles and wontons are decent. It's pleasant to stroll around the hotel and enjoy the scenery. There's not much to do without a car, but the tranquil environment is perfect for relaxation."

"On a drizzly weekend, a friend and I spontaneously decided to escape the city's hustle and bustle and find a quiet corner for a relaxing vacation. We remembered the Jiapuji Hot Spring Art Hotel – Tangchi Pastoral Living Room – which we'd seen recommended on ”Lujiang Culture and Tourism,” and immediately packed our bags and set off. Driving from Hefei, it was very convenient; simply navigate to the hotel by name. There were dedicated parking spaces at the lobby entrance, so parking was no problem. After checking in, the staff thoughtfully led us to our private courtyard. The layout of the inner and outer courtyards was truly delightful, ensuring both spaciousness and privacy. Stepping into the room, we were pleasantly surprised: a coffee machine to brew delicious drinks anytime, a bathtub to unwind, and the Dyson hairdryer and King Koil mattress – all showcasing a pursuit of high-quality experiences. There's also a private hot spring bath on the roof, but unfortunately, it doesn't have hot spring water yet; we eagerly await its future development. Upon check-in, the hotel provided two tickets to the Rice Research and Study Center, a venue personally inscribed by Academician Yuan Longping, the ”Father of Hybrid Rice,” embodying a profound rice culture. I initially thought it was more suitable for educational experiences with children, but the two adults also thoroughly enjoyed themselves, following the footsteps of ”The Chinese Dream Under the Rice” amidst the golden rice fields, immersing themselves in the charm of agricultural culture. The Rice Field Cafe was definitely a pleasant surprise. While it may not have the same fame as another cafe in Lujiang, the experience was in no way inferior. The simple, wood-toned decor, combined with natural lighting, created a truly artistic atmosphere. Ordering a cup of their signature ”Tianquan Rice Coffee,” the sweetness of the rice and the richness of the coffee blended perfectly on the tongue, a unique taste and flavor that was truly captivating. Just sitting there was incredibly pleasant. The Nianqiu Mountain Restaurant satisfied our taste buds. Here, all ingredients are sourced directly from the fields, adhering to the cooking philosophy of ”simple yet fresh,” maximizing the original flavor of the food. The braised pork ribs were tender and flavorful, each bite coated in the rich sauce; the stir-fried pork with chili peppers was satisfyingly spicy, I'd guess they were grown in the restaurant's own yard, incredibly fresh and spicy; the broccoli was crisp and delicious, and I devoured it all. The most unforgettable dish was the rice – plump grains, fragrant, cooked to perfection, soft and chewy, perhaps freshly harvested this year? The accommodation package also included two Chinese breakfasts: freshly cooked beef noodles with a rich broth and chewy noodles, a warm and comforting bowl that made me feel completely relaxed. After dinner, we went to the nearby No. 1 Spring for a soak. The warm water enveloped us, dispelling the autumn chill and travel fatigue, a truly blissful experience. I sincerely hope the hotel can soon add a private rooftop hot spring, so we can enjoy a one-stop experience of ”accommodation, activities, dining, and hot springs,” completely immersing ourselves in this relaxing autumn atmosphere, spending a perfect weekend without any hassle."