4-Star Hotels in Zhejiang, China

Let's start with the positives: the service was quite good, with all staff members being polite and friendly. Although the location seemed a bit out of the way, it's very close to the subway, making it convenient to visit Dongqian Lake or take a taxi to several attractions. The bed was also quite comfortable. However, what was unbearable was the soundproofing. During the May Day holiday, Ningbo's municipal construction was non-stop. Cement trucks started operating at 6 AM, and we could hear the construction noise crystal clear. The 'smart' Xiao Du speaker was overly sensitive, lighting up the screen and turning on the bathroom light at the slightest movement. We didn't dare ask it to turn off the lights or screen for fear of disturbing our family's sleep. The most unbearable thing was that the shower room was directly connected to the outside. Our junior high school-aged child found it incredibly inconvenient to change clothes due to the lack of a partition. What a 'genius' designer! The toilet and shower room were also transparent. The bathroom door was broken and took forever to open. Switching between hot and cold water was impossible; it was either scalding hot or freezing cold. The facilities simply don't match the service quality. The staff, however, were all great 👍

Once you enter Wuzhen, no other Jiangnan town will compare. It's not just a classical ink painting with its small bridges, flowing water, white walls, and black tiles; it also boasts profound historical and cultural heritage, vibrant modern artistic energy, and a new lease on life thanks to smart technology. What ancient town can truly rival Wuzhen? Choosing a guesthouse within the scenic area brought many pleasant surprises: ① Free Wi-Fi covers the entire scenic area, with stable signal everywhere. ② Luggage can be directly handed to the host for transport, making the whole trip light and hassle-free. ③ Enjoy exclusive breakfast benefits for early risers, offering an authentic local experience. ④ The accommodation fee includes a 150 RMB ticket to the West Scenic Zone and shuttle bus service. During your stay, you can re-enter and exit the scenic area multiple times using facial recognition, making travel convenient and worry-free. The graceful waterscape combined with attentive service makes for a truly happy and comfortable experience. Wuzhen is absolutely amazing! Wuzhen guesthouses are absolutely amazing! Perspective determines outlook, outlook guides choices, choices dictate actions, and actions ultimately shape one's future. May Wuzhen's gentle water town charm remain, may time be peaceful, and its ancient allure endure!

I booked this hotel specifically for the West Lake view. I had communicated my request to the front desk beforehand, and they accommodated it, so I could indeed see West Lake from the bathroom's floor-to-ceiling window. **Value for Money**: At this price, it's absolutely worth it for a weekend stay. **Breakfast**: The 48 RMB/person buffet breakfast, although featuring ordinary dishes, offered a good variety of both Chinese and Western options, ensuring a satisfying start to the day. **Wi-Fi**: You can connect using your room number; no password needed, and the speed is good. **Bed**: The king-size bed was just right in terms of firmness, if you know what I mean. **Cleanliness**: The truth is in the details; every nook and cranny was very clean. (I checked thoroughly). **Room View**: Because the hotel's upper floors have a circular cross-section, only some rooms offer a West Lake view. **Location & Transport**: From Hangzhou Station, take Metro Line 1 for one stop to Ding'an Road Station, then walk a bit, and you'll arrive in about 16 minutes. Walking to West Lake takes less than ten minutes. **Overall**: The decor, dating back about ten years, feels a bit old-fashioned, but it's well-maintained rather than worn out. The cleanliness details reflect the hotel's excellent management. **Highlights**: Details like the direct drinking water, smart toilet, plastic slippers, and two umbrellas in the room show the hotel's continuous efforts to keep up with the times and improve service. **Suggestion**: Adding a shoehorn would be a good idea.

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 room was quite small, especially the bathroom. The showerhead was directly overhead, making it impossible to adjust the water without getting soaked. The sink was tiny, but the faucet was so long it reached the center, making it a challenge to wash your face without bumping into it, and spraying water all over the small counter. However, the service was absolutely incredible, scoring over 120 points! The front desk staff were incredibly proactive and enthusiastic. The hotel's breakfast, lunch (light meals), afternoon tea, and even the snacks in the mini-fridge in the room were all complimentary. Breakfast was abundant, and the afternoon tea offered a great variety of snacks, including several kinds of fruit. There's also a self-service laundry room and a small gym. The hotel's location is super convenient for visiting Wuma Street, and you can also check out Mochi (Ink Pool) behind it. The adjacent fresh market brought back some nostalgic memories.

Every time I visit CP, I either book this hotel or the Hyatt across the street. This time, I checked in around 11 PM, and the front desk staff was incredibly helpful, upgrading me directly to a super, super spacious suite! The entrance hallway alone was about four or five meters long! I checked, and the listed price for this suite is around 1k, so even if I had booked it directly, it would still feel like great value for money! Breakfast goes until 10 AM; I don't think it's as good as the Hyatt Place Hongqiao, but it's fine since there's plenty to eat.

First time in Hangzhou and I chose this hotel – honestly, it's the best stay I've ever had! The environment is spotless and well-maintained, and the staff are incredibly welcoming. The breakfast spread is fantastic, with a wide variety of options including many local Hangzhou specialties. They even thoughtfully provided kids' cutlery, which was a really nice touch. Plus, the location is excellent, making it super convenient to get around. If I ever come back, I'll definitely be staying here again!

I was extremely satisfied with my stay. For under 500 [currency, e.g., RMB], the room quality and service level were the best I've ever experienced. The front desk staff were efficient and incredibly friendly. As a new hotel, the rooms were clean, spacious, well-equipped, and highly intelligent (the heated toilet seat was a nice touch!). They provided a full range of amenities, including plastic slippers, brown sugar ginger tea sachets, umbrellas, and disposable raincoats – the latter was a lifesaver when it rained on my trip to Lingyin Temple. They offer free simple grab-and-go breakfast and freshly made late-night snacks like wontons and noodles. All in-room snacks and drinks are complimentary with no hidden charges. The proper breakfast, priced at 38 per person, offered enough variety for daily needs, fresh ingredients, and timely replenishment. The hotel's location is super convenient, with various snacks, restaurants, and bubble tea shops right across the street. Shentang Station is just about 100 meters away, making it much easier to visit Hangzhou's surrounding attractions by subway. The front desk staff, in particular, paid great attention to detail, proactively asking about children's slippers for my kid and offering umbrellas and raincoats when the weather was overcast. I'll definitely prioritize this hotel on my next visit and recommend it to colleagues and friends.

Facilities: The room features smart controls for lighting, TV, curtains, and even the toilet, which is excellent and modern. The decor style is also exactly to my taste. Unfortunately, all the family rooms are on the second floor, and the soundproofing in the surrounding rooms isn't great. Cleanliness: The room was neat and tidy, and all the necessary amenities were provided. Service: I especially want to commend the cleaning staff; they were very friendly and always willing to help. The front desk offers complimentary ice cream, freshly ground coffee, tea, and roasted sweet potatoes. On the 9th floor, there are free washing machines and dryers. Breakfast: It's a typical Chinese breakfast, with all the usual offerings – solid and satisfactory.

You can't go wrong with Hampton, and Jiaxing is truly beautiful this season! The hotel is located right next to Canal Park, and the drive in already put me in a good mood! There are several highly-rated restaurants nearby, but it's clear this area is quite desolate now. The two shopping malls next door look like ghost towns, and even the commercial strip downstairs has many closed stores. There are only two Comfortable Twin Rooms on each floor, and they are diagonally opposite each other. If you're traveling with a group, keep this in mind as you might not be on the same floor. I recommend booking the next room category up. The 'Comfortable' rooms only have two chairs and no sofa. No need to say much more about Hampton; anyone who's stayed there knows how good it is! The service was also excellent, especially the cleaning lady on the fifteenth floor – she was incredibly nice!