The views are unquestionably outstanding! We went in November which is out of season but the place was still so busy. Large tour groups go around the park with guides who shout constantly through loudspeakers which takes away from the serenity of the park. Also, we needed to get down via cable car but had run out of cash from paying for so many bus transfers, tickets and entrance fees. We were told by a hotel that they will take MasterCard but they didn’t! We were stuck and the cable car was soon closing. The ticket officer was just laughing at us which made it even worse. We luckily found a very sweet group of ladies who paid our fare and we made it down. Terrible service from the park though!

Stayed 1 night to attend sunrise / sunset. Prices are similar among the hotels on the top. (I paid ~1100¥ for a 2 single beds room) Breakfast is buffet and was included but for dinner, I ate a the hotel, was a buffet as well. Not the best food but considering the altitude is still pretty nice. (Paid 180¥) The hotel organised a trip to go watch the sun rise ( leaving hotel a 4:40am) and every room has winter jacket with the hotel logos at disposal (it is still quite chilly windy in the morning) The receptionist 小马 was really helpful : provided me all the info I needed, a spot to go watch sunset, an itinerary for my way back down the mountain the following day

This hotel is clean, tidy and not what you'd expect at the top of a mountain. After a couple of hours of mountain stair climbing, this hotel is downright luxurious. The hotel has two parts: a section where mostly Chinese travelers stay (and where I stayed), and another section where mainly foreigners stay. The second section is luxurious and is designed to look like Vegas. I prefer the first section, personally.

Stayed here with friends one night. Hotel is located top of the mountain. Okay for staying a night. Since the place is located top of the mountain, you don't have much choices for your meal. You have to eat from hotel and very crowded. Rooms are cleaned but pretty small for the price. For one night? It is not bad~~~ Most people stays here for sunrise...

Very clean and comfortable hotel. Breakfast is standard. Nothing to shout but I think it is better than the other hotels up in the mountain. Lunch and dinner is great depends on what you order. The rooms are not too big but the heater is appalling. We went there during winter and was from - 6 to 0 degrees Celsius. We set to 22 degrees but the maximum it went was 14. The air was too dry. I don't know why they don't provide humidifiers. We requested for an extra heater which the housekeeping gladly provides. Also mineral bottled water isn't provided so you need to purchase it at the convenience store at the lobby from RMB15 per bottle to support the people transporting it up to the hotel. Hotel located quite strategic to a sunset point which is about 10-15 min walk. Massage is expensive but the messuer is good.

This is a big modern hotel. Most of the customers are chinese groups. The first room they gave us had a water leak problem. The carpet was completely wet. When I went to the reception they told us there weren't any room available but I insisted and they found one... In the 2nd room, the bathroom was so dirty... it was crazy ! I had to go to the reception twice before they clean... The restaurant is mainly a buffet not really great and the bar just a joke.

This is the best hotel in the whole area. Don't look at the old pictures, they just built a new one and it is the best! I recommend this hotel if you are planning to watch the sunrise which is very early in the morning.

Excellent hotel, very clean and the only hotel to this standard up the mountain, we had lunch and dinner, both were fabulous, worth the money up here.👍🙏

The place is clean and the service is good. Staff is practically everywhere. There are numerous basins with varying temperature and themes. However, when we were there they only had 5 basins filled (due to low attendance). It should also be mentioned that the water is not mineralized (like in Japan), but simply water taken from the mountain stream and heated. Otherwise the place looks gorgeous with good views on Huangshan. We went during the week, during weekends it probably gets crowded.

This place is not an option for anyone wanting to use Muslim swim suits at their pools. They won't allow you to get in without traditional swim wear. Not that I care about Muslims but I do believe anyone should be able to be them selves any where.

After a few days of hiking this is the perfect place to relax. The bus from the Huangshan Park entrance gate can drop you here on its way back to town. Beautiful pools and pretty good service. There is a snack bar included in the price of entry.

A really nice hot spring to relax after one day on the mountain! Normally the price is cheap if you buy in your hotel than in the hot spring lobby.

Amazing place, you can spend wonderful time there. Suprisingly cheap for a high standards that it offers. Clean changing rooms, very nice pools, additional SPA center with great massures. Worth cheaking out!

Lot of different pools to choose

Awesome~! a must visit. Very relaxing, service is good. But due to the covid this year, it only opens at 3pm now.

On the mountain, Buddhism flourishes. History, prayers, people, and culture merges into one body.

(Translated by Google) Jiuhua Mountain (simplified Chinese: 九华山; traditional Chinese: 九華山; phonetic: Jǐuhuá Shān) is one of the four great Buddhist mountains in China, located southeast of Chizhou City in Anhui Province - China Quoc. This mountain is famous for its beautiful scenery and ancient temples, associated with Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva During the Luong and Tran dynasties during the Northern and Southern dynasties, Jiuhua Mountain was called Jiuzi Mountain because local people saw that it consisted of 9 mountains of the same size. However, there is a legend that in the year of Tang Tianbao (742-755), the famous poet Li Bai visited here and wrote: "The magical existence divides the two energies Linh Son opens nine flowers" Pandemic: "The magic divides heaven and earth Linh Son blooms in full bloom" Therefore, from then on this mountain changed its name to Cuu Hoa mountain. The elegantly beautiful Jiushan is located south of Chizhou city, Anhui province. The total area of ​​the scenic area in Jiushan Mountain is 120 km². The protected area is 114 km2. Along with the mountains: Wutaishan Mountain in Shanxi Province, Emeishan in Sichuan Province, and Putuo Mountain in Zhejiang Province, Jiuhua Mountain is one of the four sacred mountains of Buddhism in China, often visited referred to as "The Four Great Buddhist Famous Mountains". ... Collect (Original) Núi Cửu Hoa (giản thể: 九华山; phồn thể: 九華山; phiên âm: Jǐuhuá Shān) là một trong tứ đại Phật giáo danh sơn tại Trung Quốc, nằm về phía đông nam của phố Trì Châu thuộc tỉnh An Huy - Trung Quốc. Đây là ngọn núi nổi tiếng vì có phong cảnh đẹp và những ngôi đền cổ, gắn liền với Địa Tạng Bồ Tát Vào triều đại nhà Lương, nhà Trần trong thời Nam Bắc triều, Cửu Hoa Sơn có tên là Cửu Tử Sơn do người dân địa phương thấy nơi đây gồm 9 ngọn núi có cùng kích cỡ với nhau. Tuy nhiên có truyết thuyết nói rằng vào năm Đường Thiên Bảo (742-755), nhà thơ nổi tiếng Lý Bạch đã từng đến đây và viết: "Diệu hữu phân nhị khí Linh Sơn khai cửu hoa" Dịch: "Diệu hữu phân trời đất Linh Sơn nở chín hoa" Vì vậy mà từ đó ngọn núi này đổi tên thành núi Cửu Hoa. Cửu Sơn có vẻ đẹp thanh nhã nằm về phía Nam của phố Trì Châu, tỉnh An Huy. Tổng diện tích của khu phong cảnh ở núi Cửu Sơn là 120 km². Diện tích bảo vệ là 114 km2. Cùng với các ngọn núi: Ngũ Đài Sơnthuộc tỉnh Sơn Tây, Nga Mi Sơn thuộc tỉnh Tứ Xuyên, và Phổ Đà Sơn thuộc tỉnh Triết Giang, Cửu Hoa Sơn là một trong 4 ngọn núi linh thiêng của Đạo Phật ở Trung Quốc, thường được nhắc đến với cái tên "Tứ Đại Phật giáo danh sơn". ... Sưu tầm

(Translated by Google) A place to experience Buddhism in all its fascination. The temples are very well preserved and impressive. Unfortunately, the complex is only accessible to individual travelers as it is far away from all tourist routes. The advantage of this remoteness is of course that you can take photos in which there are no more tourists than locals. Speaking of recordings: recordings are not permitted in the temples. Therefore 1 point deducted. (Original) Ein Ort, den Buddhismus in all seiner Faszination zu erleben. Die Tempel sind sehr gut erhalten und beeindruckend. Leider ist die Anlage nur für Individualreisende zugänglich, da sie weit abseits aller touristischen Pfade liegt. Der Vorteil dieser Abgelegenheit ist natürlich, dass man Aufnahmen machen kann, auf denen nicht mehr Touristen als Einheimische zu sehen sind. A propos Aufnahmen: In den Tempeln sind Aufnahmen nicht gestattet. Deshalb auch 1 Punkt Abzug.

(Translated by Google) The little boss came here and saved the villagers with fried rice. (Original) 小當家來這邊用炒飯拯救過村民

(Translated by Google) Is there a comet god 🤣🤣🤣 (Original) 有沒有彗星神啊 🤣🤣🤣

(Translated by Google) wonderland (Original) 仙境

Touristy old village, some still lived in, but able to get the feel of what it used to be, souvenirs, local food, handicrafts available, narrow streets between buildings is like a maze with historic houses showcased.

(Translated by Google) There are still residents living in Bagua Village, so the overall style is very simple, Hui-style architecture, and the houses are very old-fashioned, and the commercial atmosphere is not strong. I recommend everyone to visit it, it is very good. (Original) 八卦村，里面还有居民在住，所以整体风格非常古朴，徽派建筑，房屋都是非常有年代感，而且商业气息不浓，建议大家去看看，非常好。

(Translated by Google) good (Original) 好