I rarely write reviews unless they're bad ones. While I haven't stayed at a ton of hotels in Qingcheng Mountain, this was by far the best experience. First, let's talk about the drive: if you're a self-driving tourist from out of town, I recommend parking at the bottom and letting the hotel pick you up. The road up is incredibly winding, so if you're not a confident driver, be careful. However, because it's so deep in the mountains, the scenery is incredibly peaceful and beautiful. There's a small stream right next to the hotel, and coming here on a rainy day offers a truly unique experience. It poured the night we arrived, and listening to the patter of the rain all night was so soothing and stress-relieving. The complimentary fruit was delicious and clearly high-quality. The hot spring pool was well-disinfected, the toiletries were Diptyque, and there was a Marshall speaker. The bed was also very comfortable, and it's a pet-friendly hotel. For those without pets, don't worry – we paid extra for additional cleaning.
Now for the cons:
First, the environment. While being in the mountains provides stunning views, it also comes with drawbacks. There were slugs in the hot spring pool – it's best not to touch them with your bare hands, as they might have parasites. Also, there were quite a few bugs in the room. I understand these things are unavoidable, but for this price point, I suggest the hotel do a quick bug check and treatment about half an hour before guests check in. Next, the service: WeChat service stops at 12:30 AM. I suggest extending these hours. The food and drinks are a bit pricey and not particularly unique in flavor. I recommend offering more non-homestyle dishes. For this price, the breakfast selection was a bit limited. Overall, the good far outweighs the bad. Coming here with someone important will definitely be worth it.
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