Luxury Hotels in Wenzhou

"The room was great, very clean, and came with lots of little snacks. The service was excellent too. If I'm ever in Wenzhou again, I'd definitely consider staying here. Sometimes they even give you a fruit platter, which is a really nice touch. I didn't really take many photos of the room, but I thought this flower was quite interesting, thumbs up!"

"Facilities: The facilities are comprehensive, the pool is spacious, and the tennis courts and gym are also excellent. The Executive Lounge offers an unbeatable river view, and the lounge manager is very nice. Hygiene: The hotel is clean and tidy, and hygiene control is very well-maintained. Environment: Wenzhou is just too hot, otherwise everything else is great. The views from the windows are beautiful. Service: The manager at Shang Palace provides very thoughtful and professional service. The Director of Housekeeping and the Front Office Manager are very dedicated, working themselves during holidays and personally attending to guests. The room attendants remember guests' preferences for water and prepare plenty of bottled water in advance. Complimentary consecutive stay room upgrade (subject to availability): We were upgraded and well taken care of, thanks to Jerry, Director of Housekeeping, and Elaine, Front Office Manager. CNY 100 F&B credit: Shang Palace has a lunch set menu, which is quite a good deal."

"Facilities: Excellent, truly lives up to Marriott's standards. Hygiene: Very good, spotless and well-maintained. Environment: Great location right by the Oujiang River, with Vientiane City next door. Service: Fantastic. We had dinner at the hotel's Chinese restaurant; my dad can't eat seafood, so the staff even gave him a complimentary mango sago dessert."

"My three-day, two-night stay in Wenzhou was absolutely perfect! 1. For two adults and one child, the hotel provided two days of complimentary breakfast for the little one, which was very nice. 2. The breakfast was incredibly delicious, featuring Wenzhou specialties like 'pig offal noodles' (zhu zang fen), glutinous rice, fried rice, and rice noodles, as well as small seafood like pomfret and squid. Everything tasted great; the chef must be quite skilled. Among the many five-star hotels I've stayed in, this breakfast ranks in the upper-middle tier. 3. They offered complimentary desserts in the evening, which were also very tasty. Similar to point 2, the chef here must be very talented. 4. It's very close to the South Station, about a 10-minute drive. It's not very close to the city center, but precisely because of that, the price is a significant advantage. Similar five-star hotels in the city center are generally older and slightly more expensive. Trust me, the price difference is more than enough to cover taxi fares, and it's not far to popular attractions like Wuma Street and Jiangxin Island by taxi. Plus, the experience of a new hotel versus an old one is completely different. 5. Hotel staff always helped open car doors when we were getting in and out of taxis, making us feel right at home. They were always smiling. 6. The hygiene and environment were both excellent. In short, if you're planning a trip to Wenzhou, you can confidently book this hotel. I honestly spent ages comparing hotels before booking this one, and I genuinely recommend it!!!"

"This hotel truly excels in both its facilities and service! The location is excellent, not far from the high-speed train station, and close to dining options and attractions. As soon as we entered the building, a staff member at the ground floor counter proactively asked if we were hotel guests and directed us to the elevators for the lobby. The front desk staff were quick-thinking, clear-headed, and highly professional. Upon noticing a child was checking in, they promptly notified housekeeping to prepare a children's toothbrush and slippers. When we took the elevator from the 35th-floor lobby to our floor, we encountered a housekeeping staff member in the hallway. They proactively asked if we were guests of a specific room, and upon confirmation, informed us that the children's toothbrush and slippers had already been placed in the room. This speed of service is rarely seen even in today's five-star hotels and was truly impressive. After we checked out, we left two items of clothing in the room that we intended to discard. The hotel called us that same afternoon to inquire if they were forgotten items and if we needed them shipped back. After we confirmed they could be thrown away, a different staff member called the next day for a second confirmation before disposal. Such rigorous attention to detail is commendable. It could have been a perfect five-star rating, but I'm deducting points for an unpleasant experience during breakfast. The scrambled eggs I ordered were taken by another guest. They could check the restaurant's surveillance footage to see what happened. Leaving aside the unprofessionalism of not remembering which guest ordered what, a basic apology for a work error should be immediate, right? But the staff member at the egg station showed no apology and told me to wait another three minutes. I asked for their name three times, but they completely ignored me. I then reported it to the restaurant manager. After understanding the situation, the manager brought the staff member over to apologize and explained that they were an intern still getting familiar with their duties. This incident, early in the morning, really dampened our vacation mood. I hope they can strengthen relevant training in the future, so one intern doesn't negatively impact the hard-earned good reputation of the entire hotel team."

"The room was spacious and the bed was really comfortable. The breakfast spread was fantastic! Out of all the hotels we've stayed at since we started our trip in Guangdong, this was definitely the best one. We even extended our stay for another night! They also gave us complimentary fruit and biscuits, and on both days of our stay, they even brought us sweet soup! It was delicious."

"Just an 8-minute walk from the South bullet train station, and there's a covered walkway directly to it. They gave us a fruit platter, cookies, and a complimentary sweet soup for the evening. Our room was upgraded to the 20th floor, and the bedding was comfortable and very clean. My only minor gripe is why the shower glass is transparent… The breakfast was excellent and offered a good selection of local snacks. The glutinous rice was absolutely amazing, and the wheat cakes were delicious. I wish I had eight stomachs so I could eat more!"

"Located by the Oujiang River, near the Jiangxinyu Island ferry terminal. From the moment I stepped out of the car, a delightful aroma filled the air. The lobby offered floral tea, and there was a bellhop to assist with luggage. The river view room overlooked the Oujiang River. The room size was just right, the soft drinks in the fridge were complimentary, and the bathroom amenities were neatly arranged with soft lighting. There were plenty of charging outlets. The room provided bathrobes, an iron, comfortable slippers, and quality toiletries. There's a window in the room for ventilation. Breakfast offered a rich variety, blending Chinese and Western options with local specialties like glutinous rice, pork offal noodles, fish balls, lard cakes, and lamp-shaped cakes. The coffee even came with a to-go cup, which was a thoughtful touch. The staff were warm and responsive."

"Opting for the Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel in Wenzhou for this trip was a brilliant choice. This five-star hotel is conveniently located right next to Intime City in the city center, making getting around incredibly easy. Nearby, you'll find the Science and Technology Museum, the Museum, and the Grand Theater, which are great places to take children. The hotel also boasts a 24-hour gym and a free swimming pool, offering plenty of opportunities for exercise. For breakfast, they serve Wenzhou specialties like glutinous rice, fish balls, and pork offal noodles – a delightful blend of taste and local flavor. Our butler, Yunyun, provided excellent service. I'll definitely choose Kaiyuan Mingdu again the next time I visit Wenzhou!"

"I stayed here for four nights and five days. Let me start with the pros: The location is unbeatable, which was the main reason I chose this hotel. The service and breakfast were decent, no issues there. Now for the cons: The biggest drawback is how dated the facilities are. As soon as I entered the lobby, I noticed a distinct 'old smell.' Even the front desk staff's chairs were worn out, which gave a very poor first impression. Inside the room, the toilet was still a traditional manual flush, and so were the curtains – no smart amenities whatsoever, which feels incredibly outdated in this day and age. There were old stains visible everywhere on the room walls and floor, and many of the wooden furnishings were clearly aged, as was the hairdryer. The bathroom sink faucet leaked if turned on too high, and one of the window latches was broken, so it wouldn't close properly. I really suggest the owner invests some money to renovate this place! The current state of the facilities doesn't match its star rating, its prime location, or its price."