I've read many comments from other travelers. Considering the hardware, the hotel is at most 3-4 star compared with the hotels in the city. But we must know that this hotel is nearly on the top of the mountain! Almost everything, including vegetable, meat and fruits, is carried to the hotel by manual labor! Even the used towels will be... More

We stayed here one night (i wouldn't recommend any longer) to have time on the mountain. We opted for the cheaper bunk rooms (how bad can they be??). We rooms were ok, basic 8 beds and bathroom, heater in room. Being only male or female rooms I ended up with 6 very unfriendly Chinese speaking girls. A room with so... More

I spent RMB 200 for a bunk bed overnight at this hotel. (I think that's overpriced. RMB 120 should be fair enough.) There were eight beds in the hotel room. Plastic slippers were provided though I did not dare to use them. I was glad I had brought a pair of used disposable slipper from the previous hotel. The pillow... More

For the most part my expectations were exceeded. The room was perfectly nice as was the hotel in general. The shower was very nice with unlimited hot water, which I put to good effect. Moreover the hotel as a whole was heated which wasn't necessarily my expectation after staying in other places in Southern China. I didn't get charged a... More

It might not have the best views of the mountaintop hotels but it is a wonderful place to stay. Our room had a beautiful mountain chalet style with wood panelling. Soundproofing between rooms is minimal, but people seem to be responsible about it.

We ( a couple) stayed one short night on top of the mountain to see the sunrise (really nice) and to spend the whole day seeing the different viewpoint (spend 10 hours walking) . Hotel: staff was friendly and spoke average english. Hotel located on top of mountian with 10 minute walk to see sunrise. Rooms are expensive so we... More

I stayed here with my in-laws and 2 young children during a summer hiking outing. There are several hotels in the upper mountain area of the Huang Shan, with the Baiyun being the best located. It is very central in the mountain massif and allows access to all the hiking trails fairly easily. We approached from the south from the... More

Huangshan is the major reason why domestic tourists come to the poverty-stricken Anhui province of China, and the significance of Huangshan in Chinese folkore (one of the five great mountains of China presents a great opportunity for hotels to charge insanely high prices for subpar accomodations for the chance to stay on the mountain to view a sunset or sunrise... More

To save cost, I booked 4 beds of a bunk room for 6-8 persons (RMB140/bed), but it ended up with 9 persons squeezed in one room (with 4 double decks and 1 small iron bed)!! Because of the rain, we reached Baiyun hotel at 5pm. We went into the room with wet shoes, wet raincoat, wet jeans. With 4 double... More