We stayed at the hotel as part of a short 4 day tour to the Huangshan area in mid April whilst visiting our son in Shanghai. As the all inclusive private tour (including a personal guide) was organised by CTS Horizons in the UK, I can make no comment on the actual money paid for the Beihai, but can only... More

We booked 2 rooms at beihai hotels for one night. We were 5 people so in one room we took an extra bed for 200 yuan since it was a holiday (it's usually 150). One room was around 1400 yuan. It is expensive for this type of hotel but if you want to stay one night on the top of... More

despite the heading of my article, I feel that I picked the best of the hotels available on the mountain top in Fall 2012 for our two night stay. The hotel is located on the north side of the mountain and so, it is close to the sunrise viewing area. Not a bad sunset view was available nearby too! (don't... More

We booked this hotel knowing the choices were limited..Staff were not the best we had had in China, but you got to take the good with the bad... the rooms was better than I thought, small but clean, did smell a bit musty but we could handle that... It was cold.....but they do give you big doona...Restuarant was very average... More

We have no choice but to pay $150 a night at this run down hotel since there is hardly any other better choices on top of the mountain. We also understand everything including the clean towels are brought up by the porters. But what we can't accept it's the poor service by hotel staff. They all seem like they hate... More

Despite being the "most stars" hotel in the Huangshan peaks, it was pretty poor in almost every way. Service was minimal and lackadaisical (for example, the bellhop who was supposed to show us to our room just took us to the base of the stairs, pointed up them, and turned and walked off). The room was small with minimal storing... More

Normally I would not pay usd140 to stay in a hotel like this. But up in huangshan where difficult for vehicle to reach and they said mostly men labor carried the furnitures etc up by foot so probably that's the normal price here. This is the nearest hotel from yungu ropeway. When we arrived at noon the lobby was full... More

Review of Beihai Hotel 4-star on the mountain can't be compared with 4-star in the city plus being a typical chinese hotel, beds are super-hard, showers don't work well, sanitary conditions are basic, bathroom floods when showering, no coffee facilities and aircon is either very cold or off. But this hotel being the hotel where all the chinese leaders stay... More

Do not stay here. There is no heat in any of the hotels up on Huangshan. Their explanation was to be green and environmentally friendly. It was freezing at night and just miserable for for the 2 of us senior folks. It was so cold and windy that we didn't bother to climb the stairs just to watch the sunrise.The... More