Romantic Hotels in Wenzhou

10 out of 5 stars! A very clean, modern and well-equipped accommodation that can rival other hotels in the same price range. First of all, the place is extremely clean with beautiful traditional Chinese wood interiors and furniture. Each room has its own theme with a specific type of wood used as its furnishings. But the big surprise is that the bath is equipped with a smart toilet! This alone beats so many other hotels and already earns itself plus points. The bathroom door, shower and lavatory cabinet are made of stainless material. All very clean and well maintained. There are many restaurants serving Chinese food within the vicinity, with a lot of them also selling tea and raw honey. If you need to drink coffee, you'll have to walk to the cafe situated in the parking lot/bus stop that is around 3 minutes away. Dalongqiu entrance is a minute walk away which is extremely convenient. Hotel service is excellent. Would definitely stay here again if I get the chance to go back.

Super awesome B&B. The rooms are made up of small wooden cabins, giving it a resort atmosphere. Facilities: The room is not big, but the hardware is comparable to a four-star hotel. Cleanliness: The room was cleaned very well and the linen looked clean. The toiletries provided are also of good quality. Environment: When I wake up early in the morning, I feel like I am living in a forest oxygen bar and feel the real tranquility. You can also experience the uncrowded scenic spot before the large number of tourists come in. This is really great. There are no people in the photos you took. Service: The service is super great. They will take the initiative to help you pick up your luggage from the parking lot and ask you for your license plate number in advance to avoid being denied access to vehicles at the entrance of the scenic spot. Every waiter is super enthusiastic. If you stay in the scenic area, you will get tickets to Yongjia Academy as a gift. If you want to go to the Alice Cloud Corridor, you can get a 20% discount for hotel guests. A super experience

KaiChen Puju | My Mountain Retreat at Baizhangji, Where Moonlight Breathes... We drove to Wencheng, a renowned destination that was new to me – Liu Bowen's hometown and home to the famous Baizhangji scenic area. The host was already waiting for our arrival. Despite the drizzling rain, they helped with our luggage, carefully guided us, and even assisted with charging our car. This incredible hospitality instantly made the unfamiliar mountain depths feel wonderfully warm and inviting, just like home! Bluestone steps led us to a starlit courtyard. The moment we pushed open the wooden gate, a striking fusion of ancient village tranquility and modern pastoral elegance greeted our eyes! We didn't even have time to admire the night sky before stepping into our room. It was wonderfully spacious and comfortable, featuring a large desk by the window – perfect for brewing tea, painting, or simply letting inspiration flow. The host had thoughtfully turned on the air conditioning beforehand, ensuring a comfortable check-in experience. We quickly drifted off into a deep sleep on the plush, soft bed, enveloped by the fresh, invigorating mountain air, eagerly anticipating the next day's adventures! First thing in the morning, our host delivered coffee and a sumptuous breakfast directly to our room. Framed by the floor-to-ceiling window, the ethereal mountain mist and morning fog seemed to effortlessly steal into my heart, while filtered sunlight dancing through the bamboo blinds gracefully illuminated the washbasin. Baizhangji is just a short drive away! The area also boasts bustling souvenir photo shops and a vibrant snack street. After a day of hiking and sightseeing, the best part was looking forward to returning to our cozy guesthouse. The highlight, however, was dusk, when the entire courtyard's fish pond transformed into a captivating vessel for moonlight. Every corner exuded rustic elegance, allowing us to find joyful solitude and escape the city's hustle and bustle in perfect tranquility! Note: We confirmed it's only a 6-minute drive from the guesthouse to Baizhangji North Gate! Also, within 300 meters, you'll find a She ethnic restaurant, a riverside café, and an intangible cultural heritage noodle workshop, all typically open during peak season. Excellent and highly recommended!

The room was spotless, well-equipped, and incredibly cozy and comfortable! The host was incredibly welcoming and attentive, patiently answering all my questions and making my trip so much easier. I was also very grateful for the chilled watermelon and snacks provided. The food at their restaurant was excellent too, especially the spicy crayfish – it really packed a punch!

The room was spacious and quiet, the bedding was clean and comfortable, and the air conditioning was powerful. Located at the entrance of Jingming Valley, the setting is beautiful, with a walking path along the river. Morning and evening strolls offer breathtaking views of the mountains, which are even more beautiful during the flood season. It's close to Sanzhe Waterfall, and there's a scenic bus stop right in front of the attraction, connecting you to Lingyan, Lingfeng, and Xianglingtou in just one or two stops. I personally prefer this quiet location. The breakfast was nutritious and wholesome, meeting my needs perfectly, making it more reassuring than dining out. The host even picked me up on a hot day, which was very appreciated. They also provided detailed information about the scenic area, which was very helpful for my independent travels. My three-day stay was wonderful.

This was my second time visiting Nanji, and both times I've stayed at Xiangsi. I'm especially satisfied, even more so now with the upgrades. The service is excellent, and it's definitely the best accommodation on the island. The restaurant's breakfast is also very rich and delicious.

The price of the B&B is a bit expensive, but the service is good and they take the initiative to upgrade the room type. The hygiene of the B&B is good, but slippers are required to enter the accommodation and restaurants, which is not acceptable. No hotel or B&B has this requirement. When the weather gets cold, you should be allowed to wear shoe covers, but the B&B did not prepare shoe covers. In addition, the driver recommended by the B&B, Master Lin (**********), is very enthusiastic and familiar with the scenic spots and restaurants. Master Lin arranged our four-day itinerary and we are very satisfied.

The highlight of my trip to Yandang Mountain was staying at this gem of a guesthouse! Opening the window, I was greeted by mist-shrouded green mountains. I was awakened by birdsong in the morning, and sipped tea in the evening with the setting sun. It was my ideal idyllic retreat. The room was thoughtfully appointed, with solid wood furniture paired with cotton and linen bedding, and details like local bamboo weaving and greenery added to the ambiance, creating a rustic yet refined feel. The owner and his family were incredibly welcoming, not only sharing a hiking route to avoid the crowds but also preparing homemade dried bayberries and warm ginger tea, which was a truly heartwarming experience. The handmade rice cakes and freshly ground soy milk for breakfast were incredible, leaving me feeling energized for the whole day! The guesthouse is also incredibly conveniently located, close to attractions like Lingfeng Peak and Dalongqiu, offering a tranquil escape from the bustle of the city. I highly recommend this place to anyone seeking a relaxing and relaxing trip to Yandang Mountain, and I'll definitely be back!

Great location, wonderful view from the rooftop terrace. Staff were very welcoming and friendly. Would definitely return!

I went on a trip with friends, and we were quite tired when we first arrived at the store, since it was a road trip. Luckily, there were massage chairs at the reception center, and the young man at the front desk was very welcoming and even helped us turn them on. The environment here is quite refreshing, and the scenery is relatively quiet. It would be great for a morning run. The young lady at the restaurant bar was very friendly and reminded us that we had ordered too much food, which was nice. The Wenzhou mixed noodles were quite good and suited my taste. The smoked rabbit was also good; the young lady said it was a local specialty, I think it was called smoked rabbit. The medicinal local chicken was also very delicious. The portions at their restaurants are quite large, but thankfully you can take leftovers home. While eating, I also asked about the hot springs. Soaking in the hot spring water was quite comfortable, and there was also fish therapy, which was very soothing. However, some pools were not open. You could even see peacocks, which was fun! Before leaving, I asked the staff about the location of the spring. You really need some stamina to handle it, haha.