If you are up for an easy but spectacular adventure, don't miss spending a night in Longji. Whilte the Star-wish is rustic and requires a 30-minute hike up stone stairs to get there, once you're there, you will be so glad you went. The night I stayed there, I got an in-room massage by one of the family that was... More

We spent only one night here as part of a two-week tour of China. The shuttle bus drive up to the trailhead is exciting (switchbacks!), and the 30 minute hike (stair climb) up to the village a bit strenuous, but the facility really did feel like a little piece of Switzerland on a Chinese mountain-side of rice paddies. A nice... More

Nice little hotel on top of the spectacular rice paddys. Be aware it is a long upward hike to reach the hotel although locals will carry your bags (for a price). I would of rated this highy but only for the amount of building work going on around the hotel. I truly hope they don't spoil the area by over... More

If you are in southern China, you must spend a night in Longji on top of the mountain to see the rice terraces. The hotel is rustic. Be prepared for a long hike (30-45 minutes) up the mountain to get there. However the scenery is amazing. If there is fog, wait a while and it will disappear long enough to... More

One night here was enough to get a sense of the place. Clean but basic and the 'continental' style breakfast advertised was a little short on the 'continental'. The air-con/heating didn't work in our room so we were left to try and keep warm under the duvet most of the night. 'Resort' is also somewhat of a misnomer - 'Guest... More

Unfortunately I only stayed in this place for one night. It is an excellent hotel (calling it a "resort" is slightly exaggerated) with great views over the rice terraces from the balcony. Room design makes you feel very comfy, as it uses mostly natural materials - lots of wood, bamboo, and stones. It provides a very peaceful atmosphere and makes... More

We stayed here in early August as a family of 6 with teenage daughters. This is off the beaten track in a mountain village set in an area of rice field terraces. Although Chinese mass tourism has discovered it in the mean time, the area is still worthwhile visiting. But leave Ping An itself and go for an early morning... More

I was booked in to here for 2 nights, but checked out after 1. The first 'bad' thing to happen was the guy on reception trying to trip me off for a beer for 20 yuan when they are actually 10. When I asked later, I got my 10 back. Then my room, 507 had a cockroach problem. I came... More

Stayed one night in a twin bed room, my wife and I with our adult son, accommodations were clean, cozy and simple, yet nice. Beds are a mat on a platform, not a full mattress, yet comfortable for us. Fantastic view of the rice fields. The village is a quiet, country place, no auto traffic. Prepare for a one mile(?)... More