Dorms here come with TV and shower, but are a bit old and worn; doubles (with bath) pass muster. No English sign, but the hotel is well sign-posted. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Typical of the simple hotels along the road running through Tangkou, this place has cheap and serviceable rooms, with plastic wood flooring, air-con, TV and phone. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Three-star comfort and lovely views can be found at this hotel up from Tianhai Hú (Tianhai Lake), with clean, heated doubles (some with bath, others with shower); rooms on higher floors have superior views. The six-bed dorms are clean and equipped with showers. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is a pleasant hotel in the hot springs area, with clean, modern rooms, some with views; still open at the time of writing, despite all the construction. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The foyer is rather dark, and cheaper rooms are devoid of views, but the pricier doubles are bright and clean. Nine-bed dorms are also well-kept with bunk beds and common toilet and shower; the block up the steps from the hotel has good views. The hotel has an Internet Café (open… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

On the cusp of reopening after renovation at the time of writing, this attractive hotel is set back from the road, with clean and well-looked-after rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Just before the Baiyun Hotel, this hotel has very clean four-bed dorms with pine bunk beds, kettle, heater, shower and TV. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Warm jackets are supplied in rooms for sunrise-watchers, bathrooms are clean, all rooms come with heating and 24-hour hot water, but take a look at doubles first as some face inwards. Breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets served at the restaurant. Has a bar and restaurant that serv… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Xihai Shanzhuang has a selection of doubles with slightly faded shower rooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Located overlooking the river on Yanxi Jie, this hotel has clean, bright and frequently discounted rooms. The cheaper triples come with shower and toilet, but no air-con. With no English sign, it's on the right as you head down Yanxi Jie towards the Bank of China. No lift. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With a lovely setting looking out onto bamboo and forest, this traditionally styled hotel has fine, clean rooms with 20% discounts frequently applied. Walk down from the car park in front of the cable-car station. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Further down the mountain, this four-star hotel is perched on a spectacular 1660m-high lookout just above the Welcoming Guest Pine. Aim for the doubles with the good views at the back as some rooms have small windows with no views. Eight- and six-person dorms all come with shower… Full Lonely Planet Review ›