Luhuadang Hotel

Looking for a summer escape to Moganshan, I chose the Luhuadang Hotel based on its 'clean and tidy' description on Ctrip. To my surprise, upon arrival, I discovered that the Luhuadang Hotel accommodations are actually spread across beautifully arranged villas scattered around the Moganshan mountain top. This time, the staff kindly upgraded me from a forest view room to a smart view room. The room was very spacious, comfortable, and quiet, with a large open-air terrace. In the evening, my friends and I enjoyed tea, chatted, watched the sunset, and admired the moon from the terrace, taking in the faint lights peeking through the distant and nearby bamboo groves. It was truly delightful.

Convenient transportation, attentive service, warm hospitality, and a great environment. The swimming pool is well-located with clean water, offering views of the opposite side of Saint-Paul de Vence. There was also a complimentary afternoon tea.

I stayed in room 96B, a twin room that was quite spacious. The decor was modern with a Japanese touch, which was very comfortable. The hotel management was excellent overall, though it was a bit disappointing that the swimming pool wasn't open on May 20th due to heavy rain. Looking forward to my next visit!

Traveling with my parents, they absolutely loved the Republican-era architecture. The terrace view is stunning, perfect for photos. To combat the damp mountain air, the electric blankets on the beds were turned on in advance, which was a very thoughtful touch. The service attitude was also excellent; my parents were very satisfied! I'll definitely recommend it to friends.

Got a free upgrade to a loft, and Building 88A had an absolutely amazing environment! The large balcony overlooked Naked Castle, and the hotel service was spot on. A truly fantastic stay!

The tourism bureaus in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai are truly exceptional, far surpassing those in the North. The homestays on Moganshan are well-equipped with various amenities and facilities; it's very convenient for tea, coffee, handicrafts, and dining. The only thing to note is that your visit can be heavily affected by the weather, so be sure to check the forecast beforehand.

Despite the non-stop rain during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, my stay at Luhuadang Hotel far exceeded my expectations. Since we booked three rooms, the hotel generously upgraded us to Villa 101, which includes a garden. As the villa has exactly three guest rooms, it felt like we had the entire place to ourselves, and the spacious living room was perfect for family members to relax together. Being a historical building, the facilities can't compare to modern hotels, but its rich historical ambiance perfectly complements Moganshan. The hotel's service was also excellent; requests were quickly attended to, which is much better than most state-owned hotels. Furthermore, the hotel's location is superb. It's not far from Luhuadang Park and Jianchi, and the Yinshan Street transfer point is within walking distance. Plus, it's right by the road, allowing for direct car access, which is much more convenient than many guesthouses tucked away on mountain paths. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Moganshan.

Just look at the photos, and you'll see how great the location and views are at this hotel! I researched so many hotels when planning my trip, and I'm so glad I chose Luhuadang – it truly exceeded my expectations! The scenery alone makes it worth every penny. All the attractions are nearby, just a 3-5 minute drive away. Even on a Dragon Boat Festival afternoon, I could still enjoy the beautiful scenery right from my room! I've already made plans to come back for a summer escape. From the front desk staff to the parking attendants, everyone was incredibly friendly, and the cleaning auntie was very thorough. Highly recommend! For a hotel in the mountains, cleanliness is key.

This hotel, housed in a Republic of China-era building, boasts rich historical and cultural charm. The rooms are clean and comfortable. I initially booked this place for its expansive views and the sunrise, but unfortunately, it was shrouded in thick fog for all three days and two nights of my stay. However, the misty atmosphere did offer a unique kind of charm. There used to be a scenic bus stop down the slope from the hotel, but for some reason, it's been removed. The hotel doesn't offer a shuttle service either, which was extremely inconvenient for my husband who has some mobility issues.