Khách Sạn Có Quầy bar Tại Hồ Nam, Trung Quốc

Foggy Valley in Zhangjiajie is truly something special. From the moment we arrived, we were struck by how beautiful and thoughtfully designed the entire property is, it feels like a true luxury retreat set right in the middle of breathtaking scenery. Our room was gorgeous, spacious, and impeccably maintained. Every detail felt thoughtful and elevated. The service was outstanding, attentive, responsive, and genuinely warm. The staff went above and beyond to accommodate us, from arranging transportation to making sure every request was handled seamlessly. The food was delicious and plentiful, and the tea service demonstration was a memorable highlight. We also enjoyed in room massages, which were incredibly relaxing and added to the overall experience. A special touch we loved was the animals on the property. The puppy, along with the friendly dogs and cats, brought so much charm and warmth to our stay. Foggy Valley is peaceful, luxurious, and truly memorable. We would absolutely stay here again.

The hotel provided convenient transport to and from the scenic area, which was very helpful during our stay. However, on the day of checkout, they forgot our scheduled pickup time in the morning —even though we had arranged it a day in advance. Thankfully, we managed to book a Didi and still made it to the high-speed rail on time (maybe need to take note for early train) On the positive side, the staff helped us order lunch when we didn’t want to head out in the cold, which we really appreciated. We were also given a room upgrade, but the room remained quite cold despite turning on the heater. Overall, the stay had a mix of good service and a few hiccups, but we’re still grateful for the convenience and assistance provided during the trip.

The summation of any good review is if you know what you know now would you do it again? And on this one there's nothing to talk about. In a heartbeat. I knew nothing about this place, and just rolled the dice. Came up big! Awesome! My single best experience in China! (In fairness, my second best experience is right there, just the other side of the spectrum) Warm welcome! The staff is young, super contemporary, and helpful, but not in that folding over for you way that is never truly genuine anyway. I was escorted to my room and shown the facilities. Everything excellent. Shower water goes to super hot, washlet bowl, soft towels. Things that were free: Bottled water and soft drinks in your room Beer in the lobby. Yes, 12 oz can of local Budweiser! I don't know what the policy is, but they drove me in an EV to the train station on my departure date. Not a rideshare, not a minibus. Like a nice car, with my own driver who was waiting in the lobby for me, and I was already 5 minutes early. No charge! The breakfast service is as good as I've seen. Everything is super neat, really high quality local offerings, in addition to the normal Western staples. Rest assured, this is definitively not free continental breakfast, with the one waffle iron overflowing with batter and the translucent cereal containers. As an example if you want to just sit there and eat croissants with chocolate sauce and unlimited really good coffee, they have that. You want six eggs over easy made into a perfect circle right in front of you? They have that too! And also what I showed in my pictures. The staff is constantly fluffing the place so everything stays fresh. Do yourself a favor, try to get in before 8:00. You get the whole tranquility vibe. If you're just walking in at 9:30, and the hotel happens to be full, obviously maybe not the same effect. But that's true wherever you go. The hotel offers good size rooms, and an enormous amount of very accessible outdoor space, on every floor. Multiple viewing platforms that every height that you can easily access and just look off into the mountains at any time of day. There is enough space for everyone. It is also walking distance to the Avatar Forest. Which is its own amazing thing, but that's a separate story! Excellent place! Even if you didn't go into the forest, I would say it'd be worth it.