Manju Hotel (Shangrao Sanqingshan Jinsha Ropeway Branch)

The hotel is located next to the Jinsha Cableway, and it is convenient to eat around. It is very quiet to sleep at night. The front desk staff are also very enthusiastic. If I climb Sanqing Mountain again next time, I will stay here again.

The room is well-equipped and clean. It's very close to the Sanqingshan Jinsha Cableway and there are many small restaurants nearby. I booked two rooms with my family, a king-size bed room and a twin-bed room. We were very satisfied with the stay!

Facilities: The hotel is new and very convenient. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: Conveniently located right next to the Jinsha Cableway. Service: Warm and attentive, responsive to every request. They even gave us a lovely little gift before leaving. Thank you so much!

Facilities: Generally speaking, it's okay. However, a hotel of this quality shouldn't be limited to this level; it's the standard of a typical three-star budget hotel. The amenities are limited, and the facilities are average. The shower is particularly ordinary, with a mediocre spray. The room's lighting and wiring are confusing, and the bedside light button is unclear. At night, with the curtains drawn, the sofa side is extremely dark. Furthermore, there's no smart toilet or toilet seat, which is unacceptable for a hotel and room at this price. There's only one toilet paper box per room, which is a bit insufficient. I recommend placing another by the bed or on the TV stand, especially in family rooms, where paper usage is high. Environment: It's a 10-minute walk from the Jinsha Cable Car Station. There are many local restaurants and small supermarkets nearby. The hotel's location is relatively secluded, but a bit too secluded. Those who understand understand. It's suitable for self-driving. Service: The service is quite good. The front desk staff are friendly and generally responsive. However, perhaps because it's a new hotel, some staff members can be a bit dazed, but it's not a big deal. Overall, it's a good service. But I must point out that this hotel's breakfast was truly mediocre. It looked like a buffet, but the selection was limited and the taste was average. It was barely filling, but I couldn't say it was delicious. The coffee didn't have milk, only Americano and espresso. The salad didn't have sauce. The noodles were just boiled for you, and you had to mix them yourself. The corn and steamed shaomai were dry...

Clean, sanitary, well-equipped, and comfortable. My main complaints (others might disagree): 1. All four pillows were quite high. 2. The live TV channel switching was slow, and there was no playback function (unlike Wangxian Valley, where you can go shopping at night near the Jinsha Cableway, you can only watch TV after dinner). Even though I chose to cast my screen, the internet connection wasn't up to par. 3. The breakfast was poor, which was my biggest complaint. The coffee was small and had no milk, and the salad only had vegetables and no dressing. Overall, the hotel was quite good, and eating breakfast out was a good option.