Hotels with Parking in Weishan

Location: In the center of the ancient city, it is very convenient to go out to eat. The boss will send breakfast coupons. You can choose three famous local breakfasts. There is a coffee shop downstairs. It is quiet and hot water is sufficient. The boss is very enthusiastic and will tell you where to go to play and where to buy things cheap The first time I came to Lushan to live too far, this time it was just right. You can drink the coffee of God's blessing when you go out. See you in June 👋 Facilities: Air conditioning Wi-Fi TV is very good Newly renovated

I was surprised to find such a thoughtful hotel in an ancient city like Weishan. The room was excellent, fully equipped, with a separate shower and toilet, both spacious, and the hot water was excellent. It felt very upscale, and the room had a bay window with a view. It was great value for money. The receptionist was very welcoming and even gave me a souvenir when I left. Although it's located by the roadside, the soundproofing was good, and it was quiet at night. There were electric scooter rentals nearby, making it convenient to get around the ancient city. It would be an excellent choice for accommodation on any future trip to Weishan.

Thank you for your hospitality during my two-night stay. You were incredibly kind and helpful, both when I arrived before check-in time and when I checked in again after exploring the ancient city. The owner patiently listened to my broken Chinese and spoke slowly and clearly using short phrases, so communication was never a problem. The cleanliness and amenities were more than sufficient for a comfortable stay. My room was near the entrance on the first floor, so I wondered if the noise of people coming and going at night might be a concern, but it wasn't a problem at all. On the day of check-out, when I mentioned I would be leaving early in the morning, they told me to leave my room card at the counter and that the hotel entrance door would be open, so I could just leave. However, when I left my room at 5 AM the next morning, the lights were on at the entrance and the door was clearly slightly ajar. I think they were being considerate because it was still dark. I left Weishan Ancient City with a warm feeling in my heart. Thank you very much. I would definitely like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

To escape the frenzy of Kunming ancient town, we took a 2.5 hr train ride to Weishan - an authentic, uncommercialized old town with the splendid Yuan Chuang Yi Su hotel. The bed is super comfortable, and the window seat great for relaxing after a truly hot shower. Sanitized towels are delivered daily in sealed bags and CGTN for foreign guests is available on a huge TV! Yuan Chuang Yi Su's owner is a Mensch. His fluency in English and passion for his adopted town enriched our China trip. He sensed my vegetarian needs and whisked me off to the local market! Yuan Chuang Yi Su is the smartest, but the least expensive of our 28 day trip in Guangdong - Yunnan. We relished the smart set-up, the gleaming interior and delightful neighborhood of eateries. The hotel is truly a train-rider's dream: just 25 minute walk away from Weishan Railway station and 5 minutes from the inexpensive tourist buses that take you as far as Weibaoshan and East Lotus Village.

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The room was spotless, comfortable, and beautifully decorated. The staff were all really friendly, helpful, and made us feel at home. The location was convenient — close to many restaurants and popular attractions! We really liked Weishan. It’s a beautiful ancient town — much less commercialized than many other places — with a charming and peaceful atmosphere.

Recommended by family, it was indeed excellent. The guesthouse is right next to the ancient town, making it very convenient for exploring. The guesthouse is a traditional courtyard house with wooden buildings, exuding a classic charm. The courtyard is lush with flowers and trees, and there are several tea tables for relaxation, making it a truly pleasant place! The rooms were clean and tidy, and the owner was warm and patient.

I loved my stay there. Luxury in an old remote town. USB chargers had turbo mode. Curtains perfectly blocked the light. Hot shower with proper water pressure. However, toilet was annoying. It is as loud as one on the airplane, and auto flushes as soon as you move a little bit. Otherwise it would be 5 stars for amenities too. Service was great, and I can easily compare it to 4 stars hotels in big cities. For a foreigner, check in took about 40 seconds, which is super fast. Roof has a nice terrace with tables.

I really like Donglianhua Village, which has a strong Islamic style. The owner of the inn, Pony, is super handsome and enthusiastic. He invited me to have dinner. His courtyard is clean and beautiful, and the rooms are also full of ethnic style, with small horse lanterns. The caravan culture is very authentic. I feel like I am a Ma Guotou. It is very convenient to go to Weishan Ancient City from the village. There is a minibus at the entrance of the village, which goes directly to Weishan Ancient City. The bus runs every half an hour. If you catch up with the market day, you can take the minibus. Go to Dianzhong Street or Temple Street to see the rich market. There is cattle and sheep trading. It is very interesting. It is a good place to learn more about Weishan County. The people are simple and warm. I like it very much.

The small courtyard is cozy and you can enjoy the sun all day long. The smell of sun-drenched sheets, and the most important thing is that the bathroom cannot be faulted. The hot water is big and hot, and the boss’s enthusiastic tips are helpful. When traveling in the off-season, choosing Courtyard No. 16 is unbeatable for less than 100 yuan.

The room has good lighting and good hygiene. It's not far from the ancient city. The girls in the store are very friendly and helpful. They even pick you up at the high-speed rail station. There's an elevator, so you don't have to worry about not being able to carry your luggage, haha...