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There is a short cut from ninong, right after the 2nd rest hut, after a 6.5 km hike from ninong. Look for the bridge per photo which reduces 2 km hike all the way to the upper yubeng yourland hotel. 日照金山 at 6.40 morning from the hotel. Highly recommended to foreigners.

Beautiful view, small rooms but equipped with all the basics. Wish they would provide proper towels instead of the disgusting single-use ones.

I’m sharing my honest feedback in the hope the owners find this useful and can use this to improve. I am coming with good intentions and wish the owners the best! If you are just looking for somewhere to lay your head after a long day of hiking and are a good sleeper, this place will suit you fine. The beds are large and comfortable. The bed heater comes in very handy and the showers are hot. The wifi signal is good. The dogs and cats are cute. With regards to where to improve, my suggestions below: 1. It is quite hard to find the place - the name is slightly different on Amap compared to Trip.com and as it’s a small village the roads don’t exactly match up with the map. Some signage would really help as other hotels have done. When you’ve been hiking for 5 hours and are tired you need some clear direction! 2. The owners have quite a relaxed and casual attitude to hospitality and I think they could do more to make you feel welcome. It is more of a homestay than a hotel - the common area doubles as the owners living space, and while the owners go about their day (eating, playing on phone, de-fleaing their cats) it can on occasion feel like you are intruding upon their space. A little hospitality would go a long way - a smile or acknowledgment when you enter the room, the offer of a hot drink on arrival or a warm welcome after your long hike to the village for example. 3. I think the above is especially true for foreign guests- I can speak and read some Mandarin so was able to get by, but it would be difficult if you had no understanding of the language and the hosts are not particularly forthcoming with help or information. This stands out as everywhere else we have been in China hosts have been so hospitable and willing to help - translation apps are so useful here. Just a simple one pager of what you offer, the menu, kitchen hours etc translated into English is my suggestion! 4. There is absolutely no soundproofing in the room. You can hear every footstep, whisper and noise from the adjoining rooms - if you are a light sleeper you will wake up. I would really recommend that this is addressed for guests’ peace! 5. Install one non-squat toilet in the shared bathroom area, so guests who aren’t used to these can use another type of toilet! Unfortunately, there is still quite a bit of construction going on around but there’s nothing that the hosts can do about that - it is everywhere in the village. We weren’t lucky enough to experience good weather while we were there but I have no doubt the views would have been incredible!

Unbelievable view, a bit further from the other places but worth it. Even in our room with a shared bathroom we had everything we needed as were extremely comfortable.

Amazing view from the communal area and patio. The staff are so lovely and friendly and overall a great stay :)

Cute and clean hostel runned by a hard-working woman! Beds are comfy and there’s hot water running. The only complain I’d have is that walls were really thin and you could hear people talk loudly very early in the morning.

Pretty disappointed with this hotel. It isn't a cheap hotel. But the rooms are small, you don't get a private balcony, not how it looks in the pictures. They aren't the cleanest rooms either. I was expecting a lot more. We didn't even get proper towels. We were given disposables, the gel in the shower wasn't refilled, the shower didn't work properly. The rooms smelled a bit funky. On the other hand, they are constructing around 10 hotels in Yubeng, three of them are surrounding the hotel. Not the relaxing vibe we were expecting, they do construction till very late. One day they finished at 23.30. They start at 7.00, unbearable. I was expecting a lot more for what we paid for. Also I to found out that on Trip the price is also more expensive than booking it directly with them.

Very nice clean hotel with great views of the mountains and lower village. Good restaurants around aswell

Location is superb and a great view outside of the window. However, the room is very small and cramped, and overall the construction is somewhat haphazard. Owner was nice though with a cute dog. Note as of May 2026 lots of construction happening to the road and nearby hotels

eventually didn’t stay here because of all the construction works that are going around the place

Cozy small hotel with good amenities, there is hot water in the shower, a kettle, and the bed mattress has heating. The owner is very kind and enthusiastic, which makes the stay very accommodating

As much as I wanted to like this place, I struggle to recommend it simply due to the vast amount of construction and development going on around – next door a monstrosity is taking shape, behind is a dusty road packed with construction trucks, before you is a chaotic mess as the old makes way for the new (there’s basically nothing left of the old Yubengs). The place itself is nothing particularly special either – a fair way down the aforementioned charmless road, its very much a mountain hiking lodge, with everything best described as… adequate. Compact functional rooms, thin walls (virtually no soundproofing) and basic bathroom (which one day had no water, though to be fair it was a town-wide issue). When there is water, it takes an age to become hot then runs out fast. The host herself was fairly lackadaisical, not doing anything to make us feel particularly welcome or valued. Though check-out was 12pm, by 9am the host and her henchmen were encouraging us to leave (so they could install some new under-floor heating). We felt hassled. While this place had a priceless view, we didn’t find it good value-for-money at all, and I’m sure there are better places to stay – though sadly its not possible to go back in time to before when these hamlets were ripped apart. PS: Don’t believe what you read online: as of April 2026 there were no 4WD transfers available – we had to walk 15km up, carrying our packs.

Its located in Upper Yubeng village. I love the room, it has electric blanked and heated floor. The view is absolutely stunning, its meili xueshan in my windows. 100% recommended to stay if you visit the Yubeng village.

It is a little off the trail, and hard to find off the first and second time (there's a 3 way fork in the road not even AMaps accounts for). However, the view is worth it!