Mong Kok Meisu (Huashan Scenic Area Ticket Office)

Owner drove us from our accoms to the Huashan visitor centre! After finishing our itinerary at Huashan, he drove us from the visitor centre itself to Huashanbei Station! Accommodation was amazing, on par with 3/4 star hotel! He also provided us with free mineral water. Inside the room itself there is a small water dispenser as well!

Cozy and extra services The owner takes care you all the time from arriving to departure at railway station. He picked up, bought all Huahan tickets for me then drop off again at the railway station. The room is clean and spacious, you have everything you need during your stays. The hotel provides foods and meals as well. A perfect place to visit Huashan. Highly recommended

We arrived at Hua Shan in the evening with the plan to climb for a full day the next day and then a half day the day after that (staying two nights in total). Guest house was easy to reach by Didi from the train station and we received a warm welcome and briefing on how to approach the mountain when we arrived. The hosts also offered to organise our tickets for us (you’ll need separate tickets for the cable cars, shuttle buses, and the mountain itself, with each of the shuttle bus and cable cars being run by a different company).  Lovely view of the mountain at sunset from our room! The room was large but a bit sparse, no couch or anything even though there was space for one and no fridge in the room (we brought a fair bit of food with us). The mattress was very firm (to the liking of one of us and the distaste of the other!). The bathroom was a bit bizarre but functional (sink outside the bathroom) though the shower did smell of cigarette smoke even though we’d booked a non smoking room. Otherwise comfortable and well equipped for what we needed.  The guest house operates a kitchen with a huge menu and all the food was delicious. We are vegan and were more than amply catered for! Dinner is served until 8pm and the kitchen seems to be in operation for most of the day.  The hosts kindly picked us up from the shuttle bus drop and also dropped us back to the train station when we left.  To note, unlike other mountains in China, the only way to get hot water on the mountain is to pay for it from a cafe. We had assumed there would be dispensers based on past experience but couldn’t find any.