HeFu Hotel

Environment: Very good environment, a Zen residence hidden by the lake in Hangzhou~ Located in the West Lake Scenic Area, you can walk to the West Lake. The roads near the hotel are very suitable for walking and strolling. The 24-hour fruit and snack bar is simply great, and you can replenish energy at any time, which is a pleasant surprise. The hotel courtyard is very Zen, suitable for drinking coffee, afternoon tea, chatting and reading. Of course, there are many books in the hotel, which shows that the boss has good taste. Service: The service is attentive, never perfunctory, and responds immediately when needed~ comparable to the service of a five-star hotel👍👍 The yellow croaker noodles for breakfast are particularly delicious. After eating, I refilled the second bowl. The soup is delicious and the fish meat is tender. I asked the service staff and found out that this bowl of noodles uses fish bones, black pork tube bones and bamboo chicken soup👍👍👍👍, which is much better than the yellow croaker noodles in the restaurant outside. My husband also asked for a bowl of Pianchuan, which is much better than the one made in the restaurant outside. It is a surprise. I will stay here again next time I come to Hangzhou. It is exquisite and warm.

The hotel is small but exquisite. I went there for the squirrels mentioned in the comments, and I was not disappointed. Every day, the little squirrels would run down from the two big trees in the courtyard to eat. The hotel room is also very spacious, with a large desk, which is very atmospheric. The hardware of the guest room can match any Chinese five-star hotel. As a homestay, the only difference is that the public area is not enough, but such a room and price are also sincere compared to the listed five-star. Thank you, Xiao Chen, a very enthusiastic young man. Thank you for your service

It was a pleasant surprise because I stayed in a very good homestay and felt the gentleness and tolerance of Hangzhou. The breakfast was very good, with yellow croaker noodles and Pianerchuan to choose from, which tasted much better than the ones in the shops outside. The room was clean and tidy, the room was large, there was a desk inside to practice calligraphy, the small courtyard was very cozy, the bed was large, and the bedding was clean and hygienic. The restaurant was decorated with a very cultural atmosphere. The owner of the homestay was a truly cultured person, with books and Buddhist scriptures placed there, and Li Shutong's wood carvings were also the finishing touch. Sister Zhang at the front desk was very polite, and all the staff gave people the feeling of being cultured from the heart. I was already looking forward to my next trip to Hangzhou before I left.

The room was very clean and the facilities were very classy. It rained the next day, and there was a gurgling sound in the valley. The dead wood in winter was crystal clear, and the West Lake was shrouded in mist, which was poetic. There were also little squirrels, which the children loved very much. There was also a very Zen courtyard. It was very close to the West Lake and the city, and it was surrounded by military areas, so it felt very safe!