Huzhou Hotels with Wifi

"Facilities: The facilities are relatively old. The shower water in the room kept fluctuating between hot and cold. The telephone was unusable due to a damaged cable, which made calling the shuttle very inconvenient. We booked the Far Mountain Family Room, and the reservation stated it could accommodate three adults, but all the supplies were for two people. When we requested an extra toothbrush cup, we were told the room is for two adults and one child, so there were only two sets of adult toiletries. They kept emphasizing that they could give me a cup, but only a plastic one for children, which was quite frustrating. Although it's advertised as child-friendly, I saw almost no mother-and-baby facilities. Compared to some of the more popular family hotels nowadays, the difference is significant. Hygiene: The second floor of the Far Mountain Family Room was much smaller than expected, and there were small bugs in the room. At breakfast in Lumingxuan, the floor was slippery, and I almost slipped several times. A child at the next table even fell down. Environment: The air in the manor is fresh, and there are many animals and birds living here. Small animals often roam on the paths, creating a very pleasant atmosphere. The giraffes are the biggest highlight and quite interesting. However, feeding all the small animals comes with a fee, ranging from 20 to 30 yuan for a small portion, which is really tiny and not good value for money. Service: Breakfast with the giraffes is a major attraction at the Giraffe Manor. We went in the morning hoping to queue for a window seat, but the management was chaotic. There was no queue; finding a window seat was entirely up to luck. Some people would stand by a table or place their bags next to people who were already dining to wait for a spot. There were also people live-streaming on their phones, selling hotel packages in the restaurant, which greatly affected the dining experience. My child needed warm water for milk, but they only had boiling water. When I asked for a bottle of mineral water, the server said the restaurant wasn't part of the hotel and would charge for it. As a family-friendly hotel, the contrast between the live-streamers praising it and the reality was striking. Almost all the entertainment activities in the manor close at 5 PM, so evenings can be quite boring. The scenic shuttle bus is very slow, especially when it rained that day. Staff told us it would arrive in two minutes and we could go downstairs, but we waited with our child in the rain for more than five minutes. In short, every time they said it was coming, it always took a long time to arrive. Welcome fruit: Very fresh and delicious, my child loved the cherry tomatoes. Room MINIBAR: It didn't match the pictures on Trip.com. There were no golden sprouts or other items suitable for young babies. I heard the supplier changed, but the pictures on Trip.com haven't been updated. Summary: The hotel's scenery and outdoor environment are excellent. It's spacious, the air is fresh, there are many small animals, and the giraffes are super cute. If you love small animals and want to get close to giraffes, I recommend coming here. However, for the 1799 yuan we paid for the Far Mountain Family Room this time, I feel it wasn't good value for money. Almost all activities within the scenic area are charged, and some of the complimentary items in the package were free anyway. The most expensive was feeding the small animals; 30 yuan for about 10 carrot sticks, roughly the length of a finger. The internal management, service, and environmental hygiene all need improvement."

"There are many B&Bs in this area, and this one is truly great value for money. It's quite close to the South Gate of the ancient town. The B&B even has an elevator 🛗. There's a balcony on the sixth floor where you can wash and dry clothes, and from the terrace, you can see willows and a small river, which is really pleasant. Nanxun is incredibly beautiful, lovely whether it's raining 🌧️ or not. I'll definitely be back!"

"When I visited Huzhou before, my Huzhou friends proudly told me that the Sheraton Huzhou Taihu Lake Hot Spring Resort was the city's calling card and its pride. Due to time constraints, I couldn't stay there then, but I decided I had to experience it someday. This time, taking advantage of my trip back to China, my spouse and I finally fulfilled that wish. The Sheraton Huzhou Taihu Lake Hot Spring Resort exceeded our expectations in every way! What particularly impressed us were the dazzling 'Ring of Light' show, the multi-themed outdoor natural hot springs, and the incredibly rich and varied breakfast. Of course, the luxurious and comfortable room, its impeccable cleanliness, and the polite and attentive service from the butler and staff also left us full of praise. As overseas Chinese from Japan, we can say that even in Japan, hotels of this caliber, with such excellent service, are not common. I will definitely recommend the 'Moon Hotel' to my Japanese friends. Our heartfelt thanks to the Moon Hotel for providing us with such a thoroughly satisfying experience."

"Traveling with a friend and her two kids, we chose Changxing Station as it's less than a 2-hour high-speed train ride away. Actually, taking a taxi from Huzhou Station takes about the same time and distance. Whether it's Chimelong, Disneyland, Universal Studios, Kaifeng, Nantong, or now Huzhou, I always feel like I get my money's worth! This review was typed manually, not AI-generated. Pros: 1. **Convenient High-Speed Rail Access:** It's about a 50-minute taxi ride from either Changxing or Huzhou High-Speed Rail Stations to the hotel. 2. **Proximity to Attractions:** The zoo is a mere 5-minute walk away, with KFC right next door and then the zoo itself. 3. **Easy Access to Ancient Town:** The ancient town is a 6-minute taxi ride to its West Gate. While there, we treated the kids to Pizza Hut at full price – their Hawaiian pizza was surprisingly better than other branches. As someone trying to eat low-sugar and low-fat, I couldn't resist having two slices! 4. **Comfortable Beds:** The duvet was perfectly comfortable and not too hot, the bed was silent, and they provided bed rails to prevent children from falling. The twin beds could also be pushed together. 5. **Excellent Service:** The toothbrushes were good quality. If you need extra bottled water, just ask! The hotel staff provided outstanding service, going above and beyond to ensure guests' comfort and satisfaction within their capabilities 👍. The housekeeping staff were gentle, enthusiastic, and maintained appropriate boundaries – thank you! 6. **Great Balcony View:** The balcony offered a good view. While there was an occasional animal smell, I'm used to it since some parts of the zoo itself smell even worse 😄. 7. **Sufficient Itinerary:** One day at the zoo and one day at the ancient town was plenty. My friend and I split up on the second day because she wanted to visit 'Nanxun Ancient Town'. I stayed with the kids at the zoo hotel. I had originally planned to stay at an ancient town hotel but decided it wasn't necessary. After watching most of the fireworks (which finished around 8:40 PM), I just took a taxi from the West Gate, got off across from the zoo, and walked 3 minutes back to the hotel. 8. **Breakfast Department Deserves Special Praise:** The food was delicious, and the selection included high-protein dishes like boiled fish fillets. I tried the Chinese dishes, sushi, steamed buns, wontons, and boiled fish fillets. Even the milk was skimmed, with an option to add sugar, showing that the chef understands health and balanced nutrition. The service was excellent – enthusiastic, accommodating, and always with a smile. There was also a special area for children's handmade food. On Friday, the breakfast chef was patient and loving. On Saturday, however, the chef seemed stressed and didn't smile at all – perhaps they have a fear of children? 😄 9. **Thanks to Butler Xiao An:** Thanks to her, any minor issues were promptly addressed and recorded for future hotel improvements. My off-peak stay was very satisfying, and booking through Ctrip truly provided 'all-the-way support'. 10. **Shout-out to the Zoo's 'Meng Hu' Milk Tea:** The Hong Kong-style milk tea at the zoo had great service. 11. **Clean Zoo Restrooms:** The zoo restrooms were regularly cleaned and well-maintained. Areas for Improvement: 1. **Slow Wi-Fi** 2. **Toilet Seats Lacked Soft-Close Feature** 3. **Some Rooms Had Strong Unventilated Decor Smells:** The smell was even stronger in Nantong (not animal odor). 4. **Poor Soundproofing:** We could hear neighbors unplugging things and even slightly raised voices. 5. **Leaky Bathtub, Pungent Slippers, and Low-Quality Shampoo Scent.**"

"This guesthouse is a real gem! The decor has an antique charm, and you can tell the owner is a cultured individual, with many designs balancing artistic flair and practicality. The rooms are spacious and tidy, and the location is right by the ancient town's river. The backyard offers a tranquil escape from the bustling front, and there are public spaces like a tea and coffee area, lounge, and dining room. Breakfast was rich and exquisite, and the afternoon tea featured Nanxun's special three-course tea. We even had red bean soup in the evening, and the farewell gifts were wonderful – very thoughtful. The staff were all incredibly warm and dedicated to meeting guests' needs. We stayed in two rooms: Youmo, which has a window directly facing the river, and Youqu, which has its own private bathroom; both have their unique charms. A small suggestion would be to add frosted glass to Youmo's bathroom for more privacy, and to make the extra bed's mattress a bit thicker. The backyard also has a calligraphy practice area and silkworms, showing great attention to detail. Highly recommend!"

"The young couple who run the hotel are very welcoming. The bedding in the room was clean and had no strange smells. The hotel offers entertainment like billiards, anime projections, and board games, so there's plenty to do even if you don't go out. The backyard is beautifully decorated and creates a cozy atmosphere. We had a great stay."

"As a five-star hotel, my stay didn't meet expectations. Both the hardware facilities and service details have significant room for improvement. 📍Firstly, the hardware facilities are outdated, and the attention to detail is poor. 1️⃣Poor room experience: There was a noticeable toilet odor in the room, and the soundproofing was extremely poor. I could clearly hear the sound of water pipes and noise from the adjacent room. The family room I booked came with a bunk bed, but the top bunk was uncomfortably low, making it easy to hit your head and posing a safety hazard. The sliding door in the shower had the direction labels reversed, indicating a lack of attention to detail. The balcony door couldn't close properly, affecting both usability and safety. 2️⃣Severely outdated equipment: Electronic devices like the hairdryer and TV were old models, leading to a poor user experience. 3️⃣Disappointing breakfast experience: The breakfast restaurant had a strong greasy smell. After eating, my clothes carried a noticeable odor, which affected dining comfort. 📍Secondly, the service was perfunctory and lacked warmth. While there were no glaring service errors, the entire process felt overly formulaic. From check-in at the front desk and reporting room issues to encountering cleaning staff, the personnel consistently lacked proactive and enthusiastic service awareness, falling short of the service standards expected of a five-star hotel. Overall, the hotel only met basic accommodation standards and showed a clear gap compared to other five-star hotels. I hope the hotel will prioritize facility renovation and service optimization to genuinely enhance the core guest experience."

"After retiring, I often get the urge to revisit places I went to when I was younger. So, on a whim, I came to Nanxun and stayed at Wutong Xiangxie Hotel. I've stayed at these kinds of budget hotels countless times, but this one was by far the most comfortable. The room wasn't huge, but it was spotless. The sheets and duvet were pristine white, and the towels felt brand new, which made me feel very secure using them. The manager, in particular, noticed I had only ordered one breakfast (I must have misunderstood something) and thoughtfully gave me a complimentary second one so I wouldn't be in a difficult situation. The reception staff also prepared coffee, red date tea, green tea, and even cold boiled water for each guest, truly making you feel at home. The breakfast had a great variety and was clean and hygienic. The service staff were warm and attentive. I'll definitely be recommending this place to my friends!"

"The room was clean and tidy, the environment was beautiful, and the service was warm and thoughtful. It's a quiet oasis within the scenic area. I'll definitely come back again."

"The room was spacious. The hotel lobby had penguins and some shows, which are great for toddlers, but older kids might not find them as interesting. The price isn't cheap, and we had to pay an extra 50 yuan for our child's admission. We didn't end up watching any shows inside the entertainment complex. Later, we took a taxi to a wetland park, which was much better – natural, quiet, and comfortable. The entertainment complex was incredibly noisy, with speakers and performers everywhere. The performers felt very amateurish and uninteresting. Our room on the 1907 side didn't quiet down until 10 PM because of a loud music show, making it hard to sleep. The overall experience wasn't great. They even tried to give us a gift at checkout for a good review. To be fair, watching the fireworks across the way from the big lawn next to the hotel was pretty good; the high-altitude fireworks were worth it."