Inns in Anhui, China

A hidden, ancient courtyard tucked away in Tunxi Old Street, featuring a stargazing loft where you can gaze at the starry sky and bright moon directly from your bed. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, I was able to lie in bed and watch the moon without stepping outside—it was truly dreamlike. The common areas are incredibly spacious; my child spent time practicing calligraphy and playing the guzheng, completely captivated. It was wonderfully relaxing, washing away all the fatigue from yesterday's hike up Huangshan.

Excellent service from all their team members in hotel from reception desk to breakfast team. A must stay when in Tunxi, Huangshan as the hotel location is the best with a short walk to Tunxi Old Quarters. Great service all around and even served warm milk and fruits on arrival and their specialities candies on departure. They even offered to change us to a twin room upon our arrival when they realised I'm travelling with my dad. Great hospitality from Hui Leisure Inn

The room was clean and tidy, and the facilities were incredibly smart and advanced. The owner was a super nice and enthusiastic person who recommended delicious local food to us and even gave us a pot of tea. The surrounding environment was also very quiet. It's definitely highly recommended. Wishing the owner a prosperous business!

I had a good stay here. The room was large and had a nice sunroom attached, the cafe in the lobby was also pleasant. It’s a very short walk to the mountain entrance and the host was very helpful with giving advice for hiking routes, buying tickets, and recommending restaurants. He also speaks fluent English, which is nice for international travelers.

The environment, facilities and services are perfect. The core of Chengkan is this hotel. If there is no hotel, the beauty of Chengkan will be weakened by half. It is strongly recommended to stay in this hotel for one night when you come to Chengkan. It feels like being the owner of Chengkan, enjoying the scenery and the beauty that many tourists cannot see. The service of everyone in the hotel must be mentioned. Everyone is smiling, very moderately enthusiastic and considerate. The child wants to play chess, and the housekeeper uncle specially finds chess, repeatedly disinfects it and puts it under the big tree for the child. If you want to take it to the room to play, he will help move it. You can rest freely in all areas of the hotel. If you want to eat or have afternoon tea, you can ask the housekeeper to deliver it to you at any location. In addition, you can enjoy the night tour of fish lanterns and the viewing position of fireworks, as well as the folk singer concert invited by the hotel. The room is an ancient building, but the interior is very delicate and clean, the design is just right, and the degree of intelligence is also very high. There will be no additional charge for everything in the room, including afternoon tea and sweet soup. It’s really a happy night here. We will definitely come again❤️

Stayed in March, it was great beyond expectations! I searched for a long time to experience the Hui-style residential buildings, and found this one. After checking in, it really lived up to my expectations. The house has a history of more than 200 years. It is clean and tidy, and the bed is quite comfortable. Every detail reflects the Hui style and the boss's good taste. There are Hui-style wood-carved windows and intangible cultural heritage iron paintings. In the afternoon, I sat around the stove with the boss to make tea and chat about the history and culture of Xidi and the antiques I had found. I gained a lot from listening to the boss talk about his experience. Very good travel experience!

The service of this hotel is really impeccable. From the moment you enter the door, the enthusiasm and professionalism of the staff are like spring breeze. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the bedding is comfortable and soft. The breakfast is rich in variety and delicious. The hotel is strategically located and convenient to travel. highly recommended! Warm environment, home away from home This hotel has an elegant and quiet environment, modern and warm decoration style. The room layout is reasonable and the facilities are complete. The staff is friendly and the service is meticulous. The hotel also provides leisure facilities such as gyms, swimming pools, so that people can maintain a healthy lifestyle during the trip. Very satisfied

When traveling to Anhui for the first time, I did not choose the more famous Hongcun, but Chengkan, which has a niche reputation. The proprietress of this B&B is very enthusiastic, arranges pick-up and drop-off for guests, and is very patient no matter how late the guests arrive. The breakfast was hearty and delicious, and was given as a small gift when checking out. Beautiful Chengkan has mountains and rivers. Although there are no mountains or lakes, a quick walk in the ancient villages can calm your impetuous mind. If you are tired of the fast pace of big cities, why not stay here for a while and listen to the chirping of crickets and frogs at night... If you have been to Chengkan, you will never have troubles in your life.

The most satisfying thing about this trip is to choose this homestay! From the beginning of the reservation, the customer service is very patient, there are questions and answers, and all kinds of precautions are reminded in place. After arriving at the store, the environment of the homestay was amazing to me. The overall style is very distinctive, the public areas are warm and comfortable, and there are many green plants embellished, which makes people feel super good. The room was spotless, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and I slept very soundly at night. The location of the homestay is also great, there are many food and attractions around, and it is very convenient to travel. The boss and the housekeeper are super enthusiastic, just like family, and also helped recommend some niche punch-in places, and the experience was full. Next time I come here, I will definitely stay here! I suggest you choose a homestay and live in Pusu.

Before my trip, I spent a long time searching for a hotel on Ctrip. I'm quite picky about hotels, usually preferring four or five-star options, especially when traveling with family. I chose this one after seeing the word ”hotel.” I've always disliked B&Bs (homestays), as the management, cleanliness, and service were far inferior to similarly priced hotels. ”Hui Zi Zai” feels like a B&B in every way. Its strengths include its unique design, good room facilities, a large lounge area on the first floor, and a comfortable, quiet room. The breakfast was good; the variety wasn't limited, but it felt clean and delicious. The biggest drawback was its distance from the Hongcun scenic area, making the walk there and back tiring. There were no shared bikes, especially with family and the weather being hot. I suggest the hotel offer bicycle rentals for added convenience. I'd also like to give two examples: First, my aunt stayed one night there and woke up in the morning to find numerous red spots on her feet from unknown insect bites. She suspected they were fleas or something else, but since I'd never seen fleas, I couldn't be sure. When I told the staff, their immediate response was that it was impossible. The room was occupied every day, and no one had ever complained. Then, when it was gone, they offered no solution, which made me feel like I was just making a fuss. I asked to change the bedding, and they immediately agreed. Second, the staff asked me to scan the QR code at the hotel front desk to buy Hongcun tickets, but they didn't mention that seniors were free. After scanning, there were two codes: one for a senior and child ticket for 56 yuan. After entering the senior's ID card, they said they didn't meet the requirements. I understood this to mean they didn't meet the age requirements, so I bought a regular adult ticket several hours in advance. When I arrived at the Hongcun entrance and scanned my ID, it showed I hadn't purchased the ticket and it was invalid. I checked my reservation, but it was gone. The Hongcun ticket agent said I should either buy through Ctrip or an official channel, and avoid buying through unknown platforms because there's no guarantee. Also, seniors over 60 are free. I called the hotel front desk and they told me to refund the room myself. They could see the booking, but I couldn't find my purchase history. I was furious. It was hot, I was late for a photo shoot, the studio kept pushing, and I couldn't get through. It really dampened my mood and I was about to check out. After calming down, I felt there was no need to get upset over such a small matter, so the hotel finally refunded me. Hui Zi Zai is indeed affordable, comparable to Atour and Juzi. A hotel like Atour would surely handle this situation more professionally, taking the guests' feelings into account and resolving the issue, rather than initially shifting the blame and acting as if the guests were causing trouble. That's all I have to say. While 700 yuan a night isn't expensive, the service may not be up to par. The most important thing about a hotel is the service. I've tried my best to present the facts for your reference. If you argue, you win. I'm giving it four stars to avoid further unpleasantness. Thank you.