Romantic Hotels in Zhejiang, China

Facilities: A bit old, but that's to be expected for a hotel that's been around for years. However, the layout is quite sensible with two bedrooms and three beds, plus two bathrooms, perfect for three friends to share without disturbing each other. Four breakfasts are also included, which is plenty, though the breakfast selection felt a bit average – they could definitely add more options. Cleanliness: Pretty good, cleaning was prompt, and amenities were replenished quickly. Environment: Can't complain about this! It's a three-minute walk to Intime department store and ten minutes to West Lake, making it an ideal choice for a leisurely trip. Service: Very good. They even called me promptly when I left something behind, which I really appreciated.

Staying at the Huzhou Giraffe Manor Hotel during the May Day holiday was an absolutely amazing experience! Our standalone cabin was nestled in a bamboo forest, and opening the window revealed lush greenery and the fresh scent of plants filling the air. The most unforgettable part was the giraffe breakfast – seeing their adorable long necks poke into the dining area for a close-up interaction was incredibly therapeutic. The travel photography service was excellent; the photographer was professional and patient, perfectly capturing heartwarming moments with the giraffes, along with the bamboo forest and other cute animals. Every photo looked like a fairytale come to life. The park also offered a variety of animal interactions, with cute raccoons and capybaras, and the butler service was thoughtful and attentive. This is definitely the place to go for a May Day family trip, offering both natural wilderness and excellent service. Highly recommend returning!

The hotel location was superb. Once step out from the hotel there's the walking street. Probably cause its spring and they opened the window for fresh air, there's dust inside the room when we first checked in but the issue was settled once they did the housekeeping next day. Also, big thanks to the hotel for accepting and arranging our high volume of parcels before we reached.

Facilities: Well-equipped and hardly any old issues. Hygiene: Clean and tidy, with prompt cleaning service. Environment: Quiet surroundings and convenient transportation. There's a KFC downstairs, which is great for night owls! Service: The front desk lady was very enthusiastic and told me about local specialty foods. She even gave me a Hangzhou travel guide upon check-in.

Sofa was big enough to be a bed. Room size is good. Very cool toilet bowl and strong rain shower. View is good. Kids also got entertained with a wide selection of cartoon movies in room. Easy to locate the hotel by taking didi and dropping near the sujia entrance. Staff were friendly by helping with luggage. Very scenic town. Worth the time to travel (1 hour from Shanghai).

Stepping into the lobby of Shaoxing Hotel, I finally understood what it means to find luxury 'hidden' in Jiangnan. It’s not the ostentatious, gilded kind, but rather white walls and dark tiles, winding paths leading to private courtyards, like a meticulously preserved Jiangnan garden. Passing through moon gates, circling around rockeries and ponds, Fushan Mountain is just a stone's throw away, with lush tree shadows stretching right to the windows. The front desk didn't hand me a room card, but a heavy brass key tied with a silk ribbon, feeling as if it could unlock the gates of some ancient mansion. The elevator walls were adorned with ink paintings, local masters' renditions of Shen Garden – the willow branches in the painting still drooped, as if you could hear the sighs of Lu You and Tang Wan. Suddenly, I realized that a five-star rating isn't displayed on a wall; it's hidden in the details – the weight of that brass key, the warmth of a handwritten note, the uncontainable pride in the tea master's eyes when talking about tea. The next morning, I was woken by birdsong. Pulling back the curtains, an old man was practicing Tai Chi in the courtyard, each movement slow, much like the pace of this city. Breakfast was at the buffet, and beyond the Western options, there was a dedicated Shaoxing snack station – freshly fried stinky tofu, freshly wrapped ai jiao dumplings, and freshly cooked Ciwu Dajian noodles. The chef, a local auntie, muttered as she cooked, “The broth needs to be ample, the noodles firm, and the toppings freshly stir-fried for the best aroma.” When leaving, the front desk asked if my stay was enjoyable. I said it was excellent. Even after driving a long way, I looked back and could still faintly see the white walls of Shaoxing Hotel standing amidst the tree shadows. It’s not flashy, not showy, just like this city – reserving its best for those willing to slow down.

Very simple hotel, with a cinema theme. It doesn't have a proper lobby, just a simple check in counter at the ground floor. The room is clean, but the bed is too soft! The good thing is it offers lots of free mineral water, soft drinks, wet tissues, popcorn and coffee for hotel guests.

The room was quite clean and quiet, and the view from the window was the Public Security Bureau, which gave a great sense of security. The second-floor platform is perfect for photos, especially at night when the lights are on. It's also very close to the exit of the pedestrian street. The hotel even helped us buy tickets, and we could freely enter and exit until 5 AM the next day. When the hairdryer broke, they quickly sent someone to fix it. We were so tired on the first day that we slept until almost check-out time around 11 AM, but when we asked if we could extend our stay, they let us check out at 2 PM. This hotel is really good!

Advantages: 1. Famous landmark, symbol of Huzhou, light show 2. Lake view from the room 3. Stunning service, butler Lucy is great! And everyone in this hotel is super nice and helpful, doing their best job! The staff is real luxury in this place. 4. Hot springs (many choices, clean) 5. Decent breakfast (a real honeycomb, cheese selection , grilled chicken, they even prepared egg Benedict for us) Disadvantages: 1. It’s really old and you can feel it-outdated “tired” furniture, decorations, dirty carpets 2. Odour in the room (“aged” smoke) 3. Ridiculous prices for 7-eleven quality food (ordered room service), the worst Caesar salad I’ve ever tried (although I was reimbursed easily) 4. Some facilities are out of order, like a steam room 5. Dirty pool (the water was not clear, the staff told us that’s because there were too many people) I’d like to thank Lucy and other employees for doing everything they could to make us happy. I still recommend this place for a short stay and experiencing the hot springs.

Traveling to Shaoxing, I was absolutely amazed by the 'One Thousand and One Nights' hotel on my first stay. The room was exceptionally clean, and the bed was just the right balance of soft and firm, allowing me to sleep soundly through the night. The public areas were quiet and elegant, and the service was thoughtful and meticulous; they met every request. The front desk attendant even added me on WeChat and sent us a tourist route map! The location is convenient, with plenty of amenities nearby, and the value for money is outstanding. It's truly the best experience I've had in a hotel of this caliber.