3-Star Hotels in Jiujiang

This is a hotel-style guesthouse with new decor. They offer free shuttle service to and from the cable car station and nearby bus stops. The service is excellent. My first guesthouse in Lushan wasn't very comfortable, so I switched to this one the next day. Even though it was off-season, they upgraded my room for free. They also have a buffet breakfast, which is much more convenient than buying food elsewhere. The room has a water dispenser with adjustable temperature, and the large projector screen is fantastic. I even subscribed to VIP memberships for video streaming services, making watching videos a great experience. There's also a desk in the room, making it easy to use a computer. Overall, a great place!

The B&B is located at the foot of Mount Lushan, within walking distance of the East Gate of Mount Lushan. It has convenient transportation and complete living facilities. The room and terrace face Wulao Peak, offering a magnificent view of the mountains. On sunny days, you can see the sparkling Poyang Lake, and on rainy days, the clouds and mist are lingering, like a fairyland. Especially at sunrise and sunset, the natural landscape of changing light and shadow is fascinating. The boss prepares fresh breakfast every day, which combines local characteristics with home-style flavors, taking into account both nutrition and taste, and injecting vitality into the whole day's journey. The homestay is far away from the main road, and the only sound you can hear at night is the chirping of natural insects. The well-soundproofed guest rooms ensure a deep sleep. Some room types are equipped with a viewing terrace, providing exclusive private leisure space.

There were cigarette butts left in the bathroom of the room and they were not cleaned up. The front desk helped to change the room. I asked if there were any equipment for children, and was told that there was no such service, only for adults. To park, you have to drive from the auxiliary road in front of the hotel to an underground parking lot in a residential area. It is difficult to find it without calling to ask. It feels like the city construction and design are full of bugs. Compared to the city, it is relatively close to the Haihunhou Museum, and the museum is still worth a visit.

This stay is so satisfying! The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was comfortable like sleeping in the clouds. The front desk service was warm and thoughtful and patiently answered all questions. The location is super convenient, the subway station and the business district are just outside. The breakfast is rich in variety and tastes great! The price is really high

Guests over 70 must be accompanied by a younger person to stay here. The hotel has parking spaces right outside, an elevator inside, and a restaurant on the first floor. From a side exit on the fourth or fifth floor, it's just a 5-minute walk to the cable car station, where you can catch a scenic shuttle. If you head out the front door, you'll find plenty of dining options less than 10 minutes away. It's also a pleasant stroll to Zhengjie Street or Ruqin Lake. The location is excellent – a quiet oasis close to the bustling area, offering both convenience and tranquility. It's very peaceful at night (barring the occasional late-night chatter from other guests in the hallway). The hotel upgraded our room, which was spacious and incredibly clean. We enjoyed tea on the tatami mat while taking in the mountain views. The bedding was very comfortable, and the shower had excellent water pressure. There's also a lovely terrace on the third floor with tables and chairs, perfect for a quiet evening tea. It would have been a perfect stay, but for one minor issue: although the hotel offers station drop-off, they weren't aware that the shuttle buses leaving the scenic area only depart on the hour. In theory, it's hourly, unless there are enough people to fill a bus, in which case it leaves early. We saw shuttle after shuttle leaving for the North Gate, but the one for the South Gate took forever to fill up. After we repeatedly urged them, they finally dispatched the bus 15 minutes early, which still meant we wasted over 40 minutes waiting in the scenic shuttle, nearly missing our high-speed train. I hope the hotel front desk will familiarize themselves with the shuttle bus schedule for both North and South Gates in the future and inform guests to prevent travel delays.

The hotel offers a complimentary pickup service from the Lushan mountain bus station and the mountain cable car entrance. I was really touched that they came to pick me up even though I was the only guest. After I got off the cable car, I called them, and they arrived in just a few minutes, like my own private car, haha. Once we arrived, the staff carried my luggage all the way to the hotel. After I checked in, they even brought it to my room – so thoughtful! The front desk also helped me plan my itinerary and told me about the sightseeing bus schedule. The location is fantastic, just a few minutes' walk from the main street, with beautiful views. The dehumidifier worked wonders! My clothes dried completely overnight after I washed them. The only minor downside is the lack of large bath towels (I heard this is common in Jiangxi). They provide thin, disposable towels, which aren't quite enough if you have long hair...

The wooden cabins are not as nice (clean, quiet, comfortable) as the main building’s rooms. You can literally hear the TV and conversations of the neighbors through the walls even if they’re just talking at an acceptable indoor volume. The bathroom is not really clean (toilet, shower mat). The location of the hotel is great except for when it comes to car pickup and drop off. I gave full marks (4x 5 stars) for my 1-night stay in the building, and 90% (2x 4 stars, 2x 5 stars) for my 3-night stay in the wooden cabin. This place was great all-in-all, but do be aware of the big difference between the regular room and the “upgraded” one. Oh, and the duo in the kitchen are a hoot! Loved them! Thank you to Shu Shu and Ayi for all the delicious food. Ask the staff for recommendations as well for what to do and where to go (weather conditions and time permitting). They were all very helpful. Thank you!

This time, I visited Lushan with friends and chose Huazhu Shanshuitan B&B (Lushan Donglin Temple Branch). The experience was absolutely amazing! The B&B's setting is stunning, surrounded by lush mountains and clear waters, and the air is fresh and pleasant, making it feel like being in a natural oxygen bar. We stayed in the Sui'an Family Room, which was spacious and bright, decorated in a simple yet cozy style. The children's room in the suite was particularly interesting, with all kinds of adorable decorations and small toys, which instantly brought out our inner child and made us want to stay longer. The owner and staff were extremely warm and friendly. The owner was very down-to-earth and recommended many local restaurants and attractions, and also provided us with thoughtful reminders about what to do during our visit. The staff were also very helpful, serving us with a smile from the moment we checked in to the moment we left, and promptly addressing any requests. The B&B's breakfast was also commendable, with a rich variety of options, including local snacks, traditional main dishes, and drinks. The taste was excellent, and it helped us start the day feeling full of energy. Here, you can enjoy not only comfortable accommodations but also the warmth of home. Whether you're traveling with friends or with your family, this is a great choice. I highly recommend it to everyone and it's definitely worth your trip!

This hotel offers excellent value for money, with superb shuttle service – instant response and pick-up! The front desk staff are incredibly welcoming and attentive. The washing machine is brand new and very convenient; it's practically empty at lunchtime, and even early in the evening, there's no competition. The room's air conditioning is powerful, the shower water is perfectly hot, and the smart toilet is comfortable, complete with a toilet seat cover and disposable towels! It's about a 6-minute walk to the main street for food. A special recommendation: for breakfast, don't go to the small restaurants nearby; head to the entrance of the Guling Farmers Market, opposite the KFC, down the steps – where locals buy their groceries. There are two places with particularly delicious and affordable soup dumplings, catering to locals! In the evening, I recommend walking towards the main street; the night view from Beilu Villa and Lushan Lian Cinema is stunning – a must-see!