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I made a last-minute decision to go to Danxia Mountain and saw that I had booked Yunsu Hotel 8 years ago, but I hadn't called the owner to make a reservation beforehand. The owner told us to stay at Firefly Hotel instead. Back then, Firefly Hotel had just opened, and the walls and room facilities were relatively new, so it was alright. 8 years later, when I booked Firefly again, it was much older and more worn out. Water was constantly dripping from the air conditioner at the door, and the sheets seemed unwashed; they were quite itchy. The only redeeming quality was the price.

I was extremely satisfied with my stay on this business trip! The hotel's location is excellent, very close to my client's company and the subway station, making getting around super convenient. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding comfortable, and the soundproofing was good, ensuring a restful night's sleep. What surprised me the most was the spacious desk in the room, with ample lighting and plenty of power outlets, which was perfect for getting my work done. The front desk service was warm and attentive, and both check-in and check-out were very efficient. I'll definitely choose this place again for my next business trip!

A comfy, no frills Chinese inn managed by a husband and wife team. The lady owner was informative and helped me to plan the best routes to hike as well as enjoy the Danxia Mountains. She even assisted me to purchase a discounted ticket for the Danxia night cruise. Inn's location is located near the Danxia main gate as well as eateries. Perfect Chinese hospitality. Truly a home away from home. TIP: Non locals including foreigners who flew into Guangdong province within the last 10 days and can show their air tickets at the ticket counter can get a free 2 day visit to the Danxia Mountains. Information is accurate as at January 2026.

The hotel room is spacious, with a 1.8-meter king bed, a 1.5-meter bed, a chaise lounge, and a desk and chair – perfect for a family of three. The bathroom is also very large, and the overall cleanliness is excellent. The hotel itself is a bit older, so the furniture is a bit dated. The front desk service was quite good; we paid an extra 50 yuan for three breakfast vouchers. Breakfast was decent, much better than the noodle shop to the left of the hotel. That noodle shop charged 20 yuan for a bowl of beef brisket noodle soup, and there was hardly any brisket – they claimed brisket was expensive, but seriously, avoid that place. There's a washing machine and dryer on the first floor. I forgot to take pictures of the room, so I've added a few photos of Danxia Mountain scenery instead.

Great brand, high quality, Ramada is excellent. The location is superb, close to tourist attractions, and the parking lot is large. I was given a complimentary upgrade to a business room, which I really appreciate. The room was spacious, well-equipped, clean, and the service quality was high. The restaurant on the third floor has good dishes, and the breakfast on the second floor offers a wide variety of options.

Pros: Good location. The hotel itself is very close to the train station. Besides that, the building itself has a shopping mall and there are few different types of cuisine restaurants in it. Uniqueness and cleanliness. It's quite interesting that they have the room type of loft design. The room is spacious and the cleanliness is good. Bar. There are quite a few types of interesting craft beers which quite nice to try out. Cons: Amenities in room. There are only dental kits set up inside the room.They'll only provide the other amenities when you request. Varieties of food options in the restaurant. Too few varieties to be chose for breakfast and it's the same thing repeated. Only one option for each Chinese and Western cuisine and you choose either one.

Traveling with eight friends on a self-drive trip to Shaoguan, Guangdong, we booked four rooms at this hotel online. Its central location was perfect, with plenty of dining, shopping, and attractions nearby. Being close to the pedestrian street was great for a safe evening stroll after dinner. They offer dedicated parking with an attendant, which was a huge plus. Our rooms were spacious, bright, clean, and well-equipped. The breakfast was good too. Definitely worth a stay!

The view is very good. The location is far from the scenic spot. There is a mountain behind. You can go to the rooftop to watch the sunrise. You can sing K drinking underground. There are also farmhouse restaurants nearby. Wifi is also provided.

The rooms are clean and tidy, well-equipped, large in size, and very comfortable to live in. Not far from the gate of the scenic spot, convenient transportation and convenient parking. There are also many restaurants around. The boss is warm and friendly, and the service is a very warm boss. He told us the tourist route and precautions carefully. I also gave us sweet potatoes grown by myself, thank you very much! I will still live here later and recommend it to my relatives and friends.

To be honest, I waited several days to write this review because I was hesitant. The location is great, right next to the Yangyuan Stone Scenic Area, just a three-minute walk to the bridge. The facilities aren't great, but they're not bad either—just the standard for a guesthouse in a scenic area. It's a converted family home, so you can't expect too much. So why the hesitation? Because something happened. From my perspective, it's very frustrating, but I can't see things from his point of view, so I can only try to describe the events as objectively as possible from my perspective. It wasn't a big deal—just a phone charger. I had two chargers, one on the table and one by the bedside. Checking out, packing, getting in the car, and driving home took over three hours, and when I got home, I found one charger was missing. I figured I must have left it somewhere, so I started working backwards: it wasn't in the car or in the luggage; I hadn't stopped on the way; and the guesthouse was only 50 meters from the car—it's unlikely I'd only lost a charger. So I called the landlady and politely asked if she had seen it while cleaning the room. The landlady first asked which room I wanted. I gave her my phone number and name, and told her which room on the second floor I was staying in (sorry, I don't remember the exact room number). But after checking, she definitely assumed I was staying on the third floor and didn't see my charger. I was really embarrassed; I was definitely staying on the second floor. How could she assume I was on the third floor after only three hours? Then she gave me a cleaning number and told me to go ask. I called again, and they said they didn't see anything on the third floor. I repeatedly emphasized that I was staying on the second floor, but it was no use.