Hotel Atour di Huangshan

Atour at Huangshan is really a highlight of my trip. The hotel is extremely new. I should say the hotel is very well managed. The staff were courteous and helpful, the rooms are sparkling clean, service is 5 stars and location superb! In addition, our room is facing the river, which offers really nice view. I will sure try other Atour hotels on my next trip!

I’m very impressed with Yaduo Hotel. They went over and above my expectations. My room was an absolute dream. It was spacious and had everything I needed. The use of laundry facilities was also free. The breakfast buffet was one of the best I’ve ever had as a frequent traveler. Highly recommend! 🤩

The front desk service was in place and very considerate. They upgraded our room and arranged a suitable seat for us. The breakfast was also rich. It was very convenient to travel. The hotel has convenient parking, and the green belt and activity area at the door are very good. There is a traffic police brigade next to it. During rush hour, many traffic police will direct traffic and the traffic is orderly.

After a day of climbing Huangshan, I was exhausted and didn't want to move at all when I returned to the hotel. Fortunately, the hotel provided laundry service, which was very convenient. After the clothes were washed, the aunt helped to bring them back to the room, which was great. The breakfast in the hotel was also very delicious and very satisfying. The Huizhou topping noodles were simply amazing. It was so delicious that I forgot to take a photo [smirk]

The service was excellent, genuinely warm and welcoming, almost like visiting friends. They only have two spacious 60-square-meter suites available. The area around the hotel is packed with restaurants, almost too many to choose from, and the supermarket right next door has everything you could possibly need – I even found hiking poles there at a surprisingly good price. Perhaps I'll return in winter to see the stunning rime ice on the cedar trees, and when I do, I'll definitely take the Yungu Temple cable car for both the ascent and descent. This time, I took the Ciguang Pavilion cable car up, choosing the easiest route to avoid the Hundred-Step Cloud Ladder and Aoyu Peak. Even so, as a 'sub-healthy' middle-aged person, I still felt like I needed a complete rejuvenation!