The staff at Manju are incredibly helpful, offering plenty of advice and tips. The food is tasty, healthy, and the rooms are spotless. The location is beautiful and secluded, yet buses make it easy to get around.
BenjaminA month ago
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★★★★·Wudangshan·9.6
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Located in Danjiangkou, Wudang Mountain Manju Manor offers family rooms with air-conditioning, free WiFi, and modern amenities, including work desks, wardrobes, and free toiletries. Guests can unwind in spa facilities, a garden, and on the terrace, with wellness packages and services like laundry and room service. The restaurant serves Chinese, French, Italian, and Asian cuisine for lunch and dinner, with local specialties and vegetarian options available.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The staff at Manju are incredibly helpful, offering plenty of advice and tips. The food is tasty, healthy, and the rooms are spotless. The location is beautiful and secluded, yet buses make it easy to get around.
Benjamin·A month ago
This place is amazing. The energy it emits, the people, the nature, everything feels like a dream. It helped heal my soul a lot.
Pantelis·A month ago
The building is charming inside the park, everything is unique and beautiful. The staff are very attentive to guests, offering a wide range of wellness activities. The cuisine is healthy and delicious. As Italians, we were pleasantly surprised by the wine cellar’s assortment of European wines. The stay was punctuated by other surprises that we won’t reveal. The staff are super welcoming and helpful. Ting made our experience especially special, and we’re very grateful. Everything was perfect.
Maria·A month ago
The rooms have a Japanese vibe, and the woman at service is very friendly. The food is very sparse, pricey, and not particularly good. A bottle of wine costs €30 and you have to take a bottle. €4 for a cup of coffee. The young man who rings the gong and cooks might not be very fond of foreigners.
Tanja·4 months ago
It’s a place, but also a staff, or should I say a friendly community that breathes spirituality, creating a beautiful symbiosis with the earthy Wudangshan. The food is very good, the cafés excellent, the local teas exquisite, and the evening activities (gong, yoga…) are inspiring—exceptional in every way for anyone looking to recharge for a few days between mountain visits.
Julien·5 months ago