Ahn Lan Xinchang

Xinchang Anlan ranks among the top three hotels I have stayed in. It not only has a beautiful environment, but also has a panoramic view of the valley, streams, mountains, forests and lakes. It also has complete hardware facilities and a mountain climbing elevator that takes into account both practicality and fun. What needs to be emphasized here is the service of Anlan Hotel. It can be said that it ranks among the top luxury hotels, especially the housekeeper Helen, who is really considerate and considerate, and makes customers feel at home. The scenic spot next to it is also very fun, and the plank road skybridge is thrilling. The only shortcoming is that there is a big gap in the screen window of the room, which allows mosquitoes to come in and get bitten. The mosquitoes in the mountains are much stronger than those in the city. I hope it will be improved in time.

Very good mountain luxury living experience! Xinchang Anlan perfectly combines the "sense of seclusion" and "top service" - the hotel hidden in the mountains, the window is full of greenery, and the air is so fresh that it can be "intoxicated by oxygen". The 40-50 square meter bathroom is amazing! The hotel's ladder, through the secret trail in the back mountain, can directly reach the back mountain village, and the ecology is superb. These exclusive ways to play are impressive. The breakfast is excellent and of high quality. The hotel has a cooperative horse farm, and the little brother patiently guides us. We agreed to come back next time to ride and strive for free waves👻. What impressed me more was the details: the umbrella prepared at the door of the room, the shuttle bus driver who must ask for hello on the road, the front desk girl who opened the private collection to give me hand cream, and the restaurant lady who helped me find a quiet place to make a temporary call. Special thanks to the exclusive butler Gerry, who responded super quickly from check-in to check-out, and always brought a smile to add points to the whole experience. This should be the closest mountain luxury hotel to Shanghai. I will stay here every year in the future to improve the magnetic field and breathe oxygen.

Very satisfied. The hotel is located in the valley of the Nineteen Peaks Scenic Area, which is equivalent to living in the scenic area. The scenery is beautiful and the air is fresh, which is suitable for leisure and relaxation. The hotel room facilities are very good. The hotel duty manager Jason also provides very good service. He upgraded the room type for free and arranged birthday decorations and delicious birthday cakes. The most amazing design of the hotel is that there is a direct elevator to the top of the mountain, which saves the hard work of climbing up and down the Nineteen Peaks. You can enjoy the sunrise and sunset when you go up and down the elevator. There is also a teahouse and restaurant on the top of the mountain, with excellent scenery. You can directly hike to Xiayanbei Village from the top of the mountain.

Almost perfect accommodation, the ceiling of China's wild luxury hotel is inlaid among the green mountains and clear waters. The villa is grand and warm, the service staff is enthusiastic and professional, especially the butler Gerry, who provided thoughtful service from parking arrangements, room upgrades, surrounding introductions to tea and water souvenirs. I am already looking forward to my next stay.

This is a secluded resort hotel that I like very much. The birds are singing in the morning, the stars are blooming at night, the air is fresh, and the scenery is pleasant. Living in such a garden makes people relax and happy. The hotel service is also very considerate. They gave us travel photos and snacks before leaving. The dishes in the restaurant are also great, of course, they can be better. The housekeeper Helen has been paying close attention to our trip and providing great service. I would like to express my deep gratitude.