Hot Springs Hotels in Zhejiang, China

This guesthouse/hotel has a lot of character. The rooms and common areas are quite spacious. Parking and EV charging are very convenient. The owner even offered to drive us to and from skiing the next day. After checking out, the owner also gave us a lovely souvenir (a seasonal local snack from Anji).

[Perfect holiday experience beyond expectations] ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This hidden luxury villa private hot spring hotel completely subverted my imagination of short trips! The single-family courtyard design not only ensures privacy, but also cleverly introduces natural bamboo scenery. The constant temperature private hot spring pool is so healing. When you soak in the hot spring and look up at the stars, you forget all your worries. Manager Xiao Wei's service is meticulous, from the welcome refreshments at check-in to the thoughtful notes at check-out, every detail reveals warmth. Such thoughtful service must be rated five stars, and I will visit this leisure and relaxation hotel N times in the future.

This duplex loft was ideal for our family trip, providing separate spaces so we didn't disturb each other, and the soundproofing was excellent. The breakfast was also delicious. We spent our mornings after breakfast exploring the scenic areas. We visited Nanzha, Dongzha, and Xizha, all of which offered unique experiences, and I highly recommend seeing them all. We arrived quite late, around midnight, but after a quick call to the front desk, someone promptly came out to welcome us. The service was outstanding, definitely a five-star experience!

The B&B is located on a charming old town-style street and offers a free shuttle boat, making its location fantastic! The room is spacious, and while the exterior boasts traditional Huizhou architecture, the interior is surprisingly minimalist white Greek style, which is simple, elegant, and very clean. The private hot spring is in the courtyard, surrounded by large green plants. It's open-air but also features a retractable awning for privacy, offering a great experience. Breakfast is provided through a partnership with a nearby business, and the food is delicious. The staff are friendly and responsive. Parking is convenient, though not free. It costs 35 yuan for 24 hours, which is acceptable.

Service: Nanxun Scenic Area shuttle boat - The host added me on WeChat in advance, informing me of important details, asking for my arrival time, and arranging the boat transfer. When the boat arrived at the guesthouse, a staff member greeted me and even helped with my luggage. Hygiene: Very clean. It's a renovation of an original local house, still with a wooden roof. Environment: Riverside, the environment is great! It's located in the core area of Baijianlou, offering an excellent experience. Facilities: Tidy and well-equipped.

Skipped the Chinese New Year crowds and checked in on Lantern Festival, so it was wonderfully quiet and uncrowded. Even though it's in the city center, it doesn't feel old, cramped, or damp at all. From the exterior to the rooms, every detail is excellent. The biggest surprise was how comfortable the bedding was; it was clean, soft, and I had a great night's sleep. Woke up feeling great in my back, waist, and neck – I'm seriously considering getting one of those pillows! As I was leaving, I checked the bed for anything I might have forgotten and found the duvet was still warm. It's also incredibly lightweight yet super insulating. The owner really put thought into their product selection. Even on a gloomy morning, I saw the cleaning staff meticulously tidying up the rooms, working up a sweat. I'd definitely recommend this place to friends and would happily stay here again if I get the chance. It's also super convenient for walking or cycling to nearby attractions, and there's a bakery and a popular cafe right outside the door, so you can easily enjoy them.

Our stay and experience were excellent. We've traveled to many places with our 14-month-old, and our trip to Zhoushan was by far the most relaxing. The hotel has a large lawn where our child could play freely, and Dongsha Beach was also a hit with the little one. We had to take a shuttle to get to our room, but it was always on time, and our child loved riding it! 😄 The hotel also offered a complimentary travel photoshoot, which turned out great. Our child was very cooperative, and the photos were lovely. The only downside was that adding extra photos was a bit expensive, so we only picked three. It would be great if they could be more affordable in the future. We'll definitely stay here again next time we visit Zhoushan!!!

酒店位置優越、風景美麗，是真正的海景房。酒店設施豪華齊全，環境優美，早餐也很有特色。特別是管家小周，服務熱情周到，主動接送、幫助拎行李，還帶我們參觀了全新的酒店，介紹了各種房型和內部設施，又參觀了温泉內部設施。給我們帶來非常美好的感受！

What a pleasant surprise! This hotel is a hidden gem. It's tucked away and a bit hard to find, but their service is top-notch. They contacted us the day before, asking about our travel plans and if we were bringing elderly, children, or pets. Since we always travel with our furry friend, their pet-friendly policy was a huge deciding factor. The hotel is nestled within an old residential area, blending in perfectly without any sense of incongruity – it felt like discovering a new world in a bustling district. The surroundings are surprisingly quiet with low foot traffic. Even better, it's incredibly close to all the popular attractions, which meant we didn't have to trek far to enjoy the sights, while still having a peaceful retreat at the hotel. This was definitely the highlight for our family. The courtyard, with its charming bridges and flowing water, had a lovely spring-like vibe, perfect for artsy photos. After a long day of exploring, instead of going straight to our room, we relaxed by the pool, soaking up the sun – so serene and utterly relaxing. The room was spotlessly clean, and I loved the subtle, pleasant fragrance. The color scheme in the room was particularly appealing, both stylish and cozy. With the pool right outside the window and plenty of sunshine streaming in, it was incredibly comfortable. The breakfast was quite varied, featuring many local specialties. The 'yinggao' (rice cake) was absolutely delicious; I ate three pieces myself! The handmade 'xiaohuntun' (mini wontons) prepared by the auntie were also incredibly fresh and flavorful – you could tell the ingredients were top-quality. P.S. It was a bit busy during breakfast, and the wontons and pumpkin 'miangeda' (dough drops) were made fresh to order, which was a very thoughtful touch. Although they accidentally gave our bowl of miangeda to another guest, they quickly prepared a new one for us. We totally understand that mistakes happen sometimes, and we still really enjoyed it. We visit Shaoxing frequently and will definitely be back if we get the chance. We highly, highly recommend this hotel!

Stepping into this courtyard, time takes on a tangible form. Sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled, ink-wash patterns on the white walls. Sitting quietly under the eaves, a cup of clear tea completely relaxes the mind. The room offers a view right outside the door; at night, you hear the bamboo rustling in the wind, and in the morning, the scent of fresh grass. The best part about this place is that it makes you forget you're traveling – it's as if you've returned to a long-unvisited, leisurely hometown, rediscovering the tranquility and ease that life should inherently have.