Boutique Hotels in Zhejiang, China

Facilities: Comprehensive Hygiene: Very clean Environment: Excellent Service: Superb Quzhou is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province. We stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton for a self-driving trip during the National Day holiday. Parking was convenient and free, the service was warm, and the accommodations were comfortable. We were extremely satisfied. The hotel is very close to historical and cultural attractions like Quzhou Ancient City Wall, Shuijingmen Scenic Area, Kong Family Temple of the Southern Branch, and Quzhou Museum. We went exploring in the evening, and the ancient city was bustling with activity – it was fantastic!

I was very satisfied with my stay. **Facilities:** Very complete and excellent. **Hygiene:** Very clean, comfortable, and fresh. **Environment:** Great, perfect for taking photos and checking in. **Service:** The front desk staff were very enthusiastic, and the room attendants were also very welcoming. **Double Supper:** Very delicious. **Baked Sweet Potato:** Also very tasty.

The hotel facilities were better than I expected, not as old as I thought, and very clean. I requested a high floor but was given the 22nd. Combs are eco-friendly and need to be requested. The room smelled heavily of smoke. They said they'd bring an air purifier, but when the staff delivered it, they were quite annoyed, scolding me for not telling her everything I needed at once, claiming she was very busy today. I was quite shocked by that. Did you tell me in advance that there would be no comb? I checked in with children, did you proactively offer kids' toiletries? How was I supposed to know you'd give me a smoky room? The smell was still very strong when I returned at night, making me dizzy. After reporting it to Trip.com customer service, I was moved to another room. After I complained about the service, they offered a complimentary children's breakfast. However, the one time we went to the first-floor restaurant for breakfast, we were stopped and asked to pay for the children's meal. The first-floor breakfast was mediocre anyway; no tea bags, and the tea itself was so diluted it had no color. I must praise the staff at the 24th-floor lounge, though. They were very proactive in asking what we'd like to drink, and a special thanks to a gentleman with glasses who, even during a busy morning, went down to the first floor to get us beef noodles. The sunset views from there are truly stunning.

Jiaxing Nanhu Hotel gives off the impression of a grand state guesthouse, with beautiful surroundings. It has ten buildings in total, numbered 1-11 (excluding 4). Buildings 1-7 are guest rooms, while 8-11 are for dining and conferences. As you walk through, you can feel the elegant grandeur of a state guesthouse. The hotel boasts a Chinese-style design, yet the bold red and green color blocks add a touch of modern flair. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with thoughtful details, and the balcony design prioritizes privacy. The hotel opened in August 2021 and is located right next to Nanhu Lake, with two small card-access gates that lead directly to the Nanhu walking trail. The service at the hotel is exceptional; every staff member you encounter greets you with a smile and is ready to assist with any questions.

I came to Shaoxing during the full bloom of the Chinaberry trees this time, and when it came to where to stay, there was no doubt – Shaoxing Hotel. I'd walked past it from Xixiaolu to Xiaohe Zhijie at the end of last year, and this Jiangnan-style garden hotel immediately went onto my 'must-stay' list. Shaoxing Hotel is beautiful both inside and out, with stunning scenery everywhere. All the staff are incredibly friendly and greet you warmly. On the day I checked in, the front desk even upgraded me to the second floor of Building 2, facing Fushan Park. The sanitary facilities are, needless to say, exceptionally clean, featuring a smart toilet and a multi-function shower with several massage jets. The sink area also has separate strong and weak voltage outlets for hair dryers and men's razors. The breakfast restaurant is downstairs. I passed it multiple times during the day and evening. It offers Shaoxing specialties, and the food is quite good. After breakfast, you can head to Fushan Park across the street for a panoramic view of the city. Shaoxing Hotel isn't just about its beautiful environment and excellent service; it also boasts a fantastic, central location in Shaoxing. You can walk to Xiaohe Zhijie, Cangqiao, and Lu Xun's former residence. I've compared this over my two visits to Shaoxing in the past six months and have already recommended it to several good friends.

The Marco Polo brand speaks for itself; we frequently stayed at Marco Polo hotels during business trips to Shenzhen, as they were our preferred corporate hotels, and we always had a comfortable stay. This Marco Polo is no exception. Although it's a bit older, the facilities and amenities are still great, and even the shampoo and shower gel are branded. My only complaint is about the front desk service. We arrived quite late on the night of check-in, and there were two male staff members on duty. We couldn't get any of our requests fulfilled. We wanted to change rooms because we were traveling with elderly people and children. If the hotel is fully booked, just say so directly and politely. Instead, one of the male front desk agents took over from the one checking me in and repeatedly emphasized that I booked a promotional rate room, and therefore couldn't change or cancel it. He said ”you booked a special rate room” several times. What's with the disdain for guests who book special rates? Do guests who book special rates deserve to be treated differently? If so, then don't offer such packages. I even mentioned that our company has a corporate agreement with the hotel and that I'm a frequent guest, but he just dismissed it, saying it was irrelevant. It left a really bad taste in my mouth. While the hotel itself is good, I have to give a bad rating to the service provided by your male front desk staff.

Came with my kids, and it's great for ordering takeout; the robot delivery is super convenient, and sometimes a staff member brings it, and their attitude is good. The environment is also pretty nice. The only downside is the breakfast buffet, which is really bad and has very few options. Luckily, it wasn't crowded, even on a Sunday, with plenty of empty seats when I went at 9 AM. I suggest adding some chicken nuggets, which kids love, or prawn crackers. Everything else was fine, but the floor is really slippery, so be careful. Shery provided excellent service, and I'd come back again. Yesterday, I saw penguins at Nanhu Tiandi and absolutely loved the 'Sui Yin Ji Liang' there. Anyway, it's better than the Four Points by Sheraton, where you have to go downstairs yourself to pick up takeout, and the air isn't as good, though it is a bit more value for money.

Narada Hotel is one of the most satisfying hotels I have stayed in in recent years. The hotel is very new and the lobby is very airy and clean. There is also a large terrace outside the lobby connected to the Fuchun River Trail. Sitting in the hotel lobby or on the terrace outside, you can enjoy the first-line river view. The front desk lady upgraded us to a high-floor river view room. The carpet in the corridor is very thick and the feet feel too comfortable. When you open the door curtains when you check in, you will automatically open it. The smoke in the mountains in the distance is shining, and the river water flows slowly near it, which is so uncomfortable. The bed is very comfortable, whether it is lying on the bed or sitting on the sofa to enjoy tea, you can have an invincible river view. The hotel sends welcome fruits and snacks every day. Drinks and snacks in the mini bar are also free. The room does not need a key card to plug in, which will be much more convenient. The most surprising thing is the very rich breakfast buffet. There are local characteristics such as rice dumplings, Zhuque soup, brown sugar poached eggs, Xiaolongbao, etc., as well as meat dumplings, pancake fruit, freshly squeezed juice, jelly, tofu flowers, small dumplings, noodles made on site. Western breakfast options are rich, there are about 6 kinds of cakes, and there are about 6 kinds of bread. Soy milk and milk are of good quality. The coffee machine is WMF, and the coffee made is very rich, better than most hotels. Ice cream has 6 flavors, I like the taste of Taifei vanilla the most. There are also seasonal dumplings, and the waiter will push the car to the table and let us choose dumplings. After we choose, we will help us peel the dumplings for the convenience of guests. Another highlight is the hotel's service. Every staff member is very enthusiastic. Will take the initiative to say hello to the guests, the reception staff at the hotel reception will send us from the front desk to the hotel floor where we stayed, introducing some details. We asked for a thinner quilt in the early morning, and the housekeeping department quickly sent it. When checking out, the staff Huang Qi carefully asked about our stay experience and sent a box of small biscuits as a gift, very attentive. The hotel's swimming pool is still under construction and I didn't experience it this time. Be sure to experience it next time you stay.

Choosing this guesthouse in Wuzhen was absolutely the right decision! The view of the Jiangnan water town scenery right outside our window was fantastic. The room was spotless, neatly arranged, and thoughtfully equipped with a mosquito net, so we didn't have to worry about bugs at all. We had such a comfortable and peaceful stay. We'll definitely choose this place again next time we visit.

I chose Lanli after much deliberation and reading countless reviews for hotels near the Convention and Exhibition Center, where my daughter was exhibiting. We stayed for four nights and three days. The hotel's location is super convenient; it's just a few steps from Exit D of Nanyang Station on Line 1. I was really pleased that the room didn't have carpeting, the linens were spotless and odorless, and the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. The room was spacious enough that we could open two suitcases without feeling cramped, and it came with a mini-fridge. Across the street is Dexin Wing, a small mall with various dining options, including fast food, Chinese restaurants, bubble tea shops, and common coffee chains. There's a ramen place that's delicious, and the Hangzhou-exclusive bubble tea is fantastic. On B1 of the mall, there's a good-sized supermarket, perfect for stocking up on essentials. Breakfast was also good, and the freshly ground coffee was a highlight. Next door is a residential complex, and for some reason, for two consecutive mornings, very loud music started playing early. The first day was different; I woke up to birds chirping, and when I opened the window after a rain shower, there was a fresh, clean scent of flowers and plants. Aside from being a bit far from the city center, everything else was great. Exit D also has shared bikes available, and it's just one stop from the East Gate of the Convention and Exhibition Center, making it convenient whether you bike, take the metro, or walk. Overall, I recommend staying here. I didn't take any photos of the hotel, but the online pictures are very accurate.