Yi County Hotels with Pools

We totally recommend this hotel. It's in a beautiful old building, very well preserved and refurbished, and in a great location: in the Xidi old town, but a little bit more isolated, in the more quiet and less touristy area. Our room was spacious, comfortable and very stylish, it even had a tiny annexed studio room with desk and interesting books with a good kettle and tea set available. The bed was very comfortable, the bathroom had a very nice bathtub and heated toilet. Our host was super nice and helpful, he came to pick us up and dropped us at the bus station at the end of our stay. He's really friendly and gave us some nice tips on visiting the surrounding villages. He has a very cute dog and a cuddly cat :) Only negative comment: the room's window is on the side of the main road, so you can hear all the cars passing by. But even then, a great stay!

Choosing the right B&B for this trip was amazing! The moment I stepped inside, I felt soothed. The white walls and gray tiles against the backdrop of distant mountains and mist were like a painting, even on a rainy day. The coffee area had a fantastic atmosphere; sitting by the window with a coffee, gazing at the mountain view, was so relaxing. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows in the room were incredible; I could watch the trees swaying in the breeze from my bed. The whole place had underfloor heating and a private hot spring – the attention to detail was impeccable. The butler service was incredibly attentive. It's only a 15-minute drive to Hongcun, and you can see the morning mist from your room – absolutely stunning! The B&B has everything: a private kitchen, a private hot spring, an outdoor swimming pool, a karaoke room, a game room, a wood-fired stove, and more – I was extremely satisfied! Underfloor heating throughout, high-end toiletries, butler service, and photogenic spots like the coffee area and terrace – perfect for photos! The place was impeccably clean; no wonder it's a Ctrip selection! [winking emoji] The Sky Bookstore recommended by the butler was also fantastic; it's amazing for taking beautiful photos, and it really lifted my spirits.

About a 25-minute drive from Yixian East Station, passing through a field of golden rice paddies, the hotel is located at the far end, comprised of several traditional Hui-style buildings, exuding local charm. The facilities and cleanliness were commensurate with the price; it was the most comfortable hotel I stayed at during this trip. The room was spotless and odor-free, with basic smart technology, and the service was highly professional, paying attention to every detail. The extra surprises were also just right, allowing me to completely enjoy my stay. Behind the hotel is a small village, quiet and beautiful, perfect for a leisurely stroll and appreciating the architectural and cultural beauty. The only thing that needs adjustment is the breakfast; it's basically the same every day, so you need to put in a little more effort. The complimentary Shouzhuo Garden is definitely worth a visit; it's not crowded, and several spots offer great photo opportunities.

After a few days of exploring Huangshan, we returned to the hotel. It's a 5-6 minute walk to the main scenic area of ​​Hongcun, so there's no need to rush around with luggage. The spacious living room features a tea table, a rockery, and a boat – sitting there and daydreaming feels like stepping into a painting. The biggest surprise was the fully automated guest room controls; lighting and curtains were managed with a single touch, and the smart toilet was incredibly convenient. Every detail reflects the thoughtful touches of a high-end hotel. The shared facilities were top-notch: a bright and clean laundry room ensured clothes were always fresh, the rooftop infinity pool offered panoramic mountain views, and there was a fully equipped gym where you could relax and rejuvenate after a long day of sightseeing.

I visited Hongcun with family and friends and stayed at the 30·SANGSH Hotel. Overall, the experience was very comfortable. The Hui-style aesthetic design was very tasteful, the rooms were clean and tidy, and the two bedrooms were spacious and comfortable. Cleanliness and environment deserve full marks, and the service and facilities were also excellent. The only minor drawback was the balcony view, which was just average. However, its proximity to Hongcun makes it incredibly convenient for exploring the area, making it ideal for those who want a comfortable stay while also enjoying easy access to Hongcun.

Environment: You enter the courtyard of the B&B through a winding path. It is really stunning. You can tell at a glance that the owner is very attentive. Come to the right place! The whole space feels very comfortable and the layout is very homely. I like the layout of the hall and the room. I particularly like the tea drinking area. Hygiene: It's very clean, which gave me a new understanding of homestays. I don't have to worry at all. Service: Very satisfied. The manager gave us a very cordial feeling. From check-in to pick-up to Hongcun until check-out, the reception was very warm, which added color to our journey. Worth experiencing. I'll come again next time!

Such a fantastic place to stay in this magical village… we felt extremely welcomed since our arrival, the room was so tidy and comfy with all the amenities you could wish for. The breakfast was delicious with attention to all the details including making their own soy milk. We also had dinner there on our last night and the food was nothing short of a fancy restaurant but with the care of a homemade meal. I will never forget my time here… the village is also one of the most magical places I had the chance to visit. The staff helped us get a taxi to our next destination, they were really nice people and we wish to visit them again someday. Thank you!

I have to rave about this guesthouse! It perfectly embodies the healing feeling of ”living amidst beautiful scenery”! Hidden in the tranquil corner of Tachuan Ancient Village, the guesthouse boasts a quiet and elegant Hui-style courtyard. Opening the window reveals layers of white walls and black tiles against a backdrop of lush green mountains (especially picturesque in autumn with vibrant red leaves), and the evening breeze carries the fresh scent of nature. The rooms are impeccably clean and tidy, with complete and thoughtful amenities. The bedding is so soft it ensures a good night's sleep, the Wi-Fi coverage throughout the building is incredibly smooth, and parking is exceptionally convenient. The service is the biggest surprise! The receptionist was warm and attentive, responding instantly to any needs, making you feel right at home. The guesthouse's location is superb; you can walk to the heart of the Tachuan scenic area, and there are cafes and restaurants nearby, making it easy to find food and activities. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Tachuan!

Facilities: Our family stayed in three rooms, all with underfloor heating. However, when there were a lot of people, one room's heating was unstable. The housekeeper did his best to help resolve the issue late at night. Cleanliness: The house is a bit old, but the cleaning was good. The kitchen was also quite clean. Environment: Located in the Mukeng Bamboo Sea Scenic Area, the environment is excellent and the air is fresh. Service: The hostess was very welcoming and upgraded us to a family room. The room was excellent. The housekeeper was also very helpful. New drivers should be cautious when entering the hotel, as the roads are narrow enough for one car only.

Pig's Inn is a charming little hotel in a beautiful original building - the spaces are just incredible and endlessly photogenic. The village of Bishan itself is very quaint, still inhabited by locals but with a few cafés and bars, design stores and a wonderful bookshop. The breakfast and dinner at the hotel are fabulous - we had dinner here twice. We stayed here for two nights in January, as most of the spaces are open, the hotel was a little chilly, but we were very cosy in front of the fireplace in the living area. Very happy we chose to stay in the small village of Bishan rather than the beautiful, but more touristy villages of Xidi or Hongcun. There are bikes and it was easy to get a Didi to visit the surrounding villages.