Hangzhou Hotels with Parking

I was very satisfied with the room. The bathroom and shower room are separate, and it's just a short walk from the subway exit to the hotel. Also, the guy at the front desk during check-in was exceptionally warm and welcoming, though I forgot to ask his name. The receptionist and staff member on duty during my check-out today were also very helpful and provided great service.

I've stayed here many times, and the service is always excellent. This time, it was a family trip, and my husband arrived at the hotel first. The hotel was busy, but the staff helped upgrade our room type. Special thanks to Benson & Sandy for their thoughtful service. The concierge staff were also very proactive in helping with our golf bags and luggage. I'll definitely be back for my next golf trip!

This hotel used to be an InterContinental (perhaps a benchmark in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai region), but after the InterContinental brand pulled out, the owner operated it independently under the name 'Free InterContinental Palace'. After the InterContinental de-branding, the hotel significantly increased its recreational activities, adding tennis courts, sound healing, and more. Among the resort hotels in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai area, places like the Xihu State Guest House and Fuchun Resort are quite large, but this hotel's actual scale is even more astonishing. Besides the hotel's own area, the entire Xianshan Peninsula is essentially its public space: in early summer, there are bayberry orchards, and in autumn, the mountains are covered with tangerine trees. You can hike to the top of the back mountain (about 2-3 km), and there's a hidden small 'canyon' in the mountains. If you don't want to dine at the hotel, there's a 'farmhouse restaurant' next door (Xianshan Restaurant). A few hundred meters from the entrance is the lighthouse area, which used to be a pebble beach and has now been converted into a coffee shop/bar. As for the hotel's own hardware, it's roughly on par with the international resort hotels in Yalong Bay around 2010-2012 (Qiandao Lake InterContinental/Hilton/Sheraton all opened around the same time). It's very well-maintained, old but not dilapidated. Compared to the minimalist, trendy new hotels of the past two years, hotels from this period have much more character. Most people come to Qiandao Lake to escape the summer heat, but October-November is when Xianshan Peninsula is at its most beautiful. The tangerines are ripe, the lake water is exceptionally blue on crisp, clear days, and by November, a few ginkgo trees in the hotel turn golden. This hotel also has some special advantages: for example, breakfast is served until 11 AM and includes a dedicated children's dining area. From 9 PM to 11 PM, there's a late-night canteen offering various snacks and instant noodles from all over the world (literally every type of noodle from everywhere!). The concierge team's service is also very attentive and prompt. What can I say? Perfect weather, perfect hotel – 100 out of 10 points! 🥰

The room was very clean and quiet. The breakfast provided by the hotel was simple and delicious. The hotel is very close to the subway station; just take the elevator up from the exit and walk about 50 meters to reach the hotel. Wulin Night Market is nearby, and there is a great pastry shop right downstairs.

Overall, I had a very satisfying stay and definitely give it 5 stars! The hotel is in a fantastic location, very close to the West Lake scenic area and Yintai in77—just a ten-minute walk away, making it super convenient to explore the West Lake. The room facilities are very new, and it was clean and tidy, making for a very comfortable stay. The breakfast offered a great variety, tasted good, and left me quite satisfied. For this location, the hotel offers amazing value for money and really exceeds expectations. All in all, I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area, and I would definitely consider staying here again next time!

The room was very dark. While it's supposed to be for sustainable development, this level of darkness was really unnecessary. And why can't friends stay at this therapeutic hotel? I really don't understand why all the rooms are double rooms. Although they're all detached, they're much smaller than I expected, with practically no room to move around in the bedroom. In the dead of winter, the bedroom wasn't warm enough; with a heater, I was constantly tripping over it when getting up at night. The separate tea room was also unnecessary; it would have been better to convert it into another bedroom. My friend said the water was incredibly cold when showering. Getting a taxi from the hotel was difficult. The hotel seemed to have one or two cars, but most of the time they were busy taking guests around... so there was no way to visit the nearby estates and reservoir. The hotel's activities were at fixed times, and if you couldn't join, you had to miss them. Because we couldn't go out, we could only eat at the hotel. The food wasn't cheap, but the taste was really mediocre—just like homemade stir-fries with ready-made sauces, lacking any appeal in terms of color, aroma, or flavor. I was drawn to the hotel because of its overall nice theme, but the price was really too high and it didn't achieve the goal of relaxing and healing at the hotel.

The room has a charming, antique feel with a distinctive incense aroma, creating a rich cultural atmosphere. There's even a calligraphy experience available in the room. The mattress is very comfortable, and everything is clean and hygienic, especially the bathroom. Breakfast was incredibly varied, and the pastries were particularly delicious. I also want to thank the hotel staff for providing me with an extra complimentary breakfast.

I stayed in a mountain view room, and the hotel package I bought was incredibly good value. It included a buffet dinner for two, where we had hairy crabs and lots of seafood – I might have eaten a bit too much, haha. The breakfast buffet was also very generous, with excellent pastries and delicious freshly made 'shou zhua bing' (hand-grabbed pancakes). The beef noodles were good too. Getting around was super convenient, with a bus stop right outside the hotel. I went to Lingyin Temple early in the morning and then to West Lake in the evening – a fantastic experience!

During my recent stay, the front desk staff, Xiao Wang, was incredibly warm and attentive. The check-in and check-out process was efficient and quick, and she was patient and thorough in her communication, answering all our questions with kindness and politeness. Her service was thoughtful and professional, leaving us with a great impression. Thank you for your excellent service! We'll definitely consider staying with you again if we have the chance.

Overall, it was decent. My special-offer room was fine, but space was limited – no room for a suitcase, and even a backpack was a tight fit. Soundproofing was average for a hostel, neither good nor bad, and really depends on the other guests. Facilities-wise, I'd rate them as upper-average among the hostels I've stayed in. There were generally enough sinks, showers, and squat toilets. However, most of the faucets in the wash area only had cold water. I finally found one with hot water, but it was scalding, and there was no temperature control, which was a bit disappointing. The drying area was also quite small, and the shower slippers provided were messy. I've stayed in other hostels where disinfected slippers were clearly separated and neatly arranged, so this wasn't ideal. The mattress was a bit soft, okay for a night or two. On the plus side, it's very close to the subway – literally just a few steps from the station exit. Considering the location and the good ceiling height in the private room which didn't feel cramped, it's acceptable for a short stay.