Holiday Inn Hotels in Wuhan

This hotel was a last-minute pick, and it turned out to be surprisingly good! The room was spacious and comfortable. We're a family of three, and even though the two 1.2-meter beds couldn't be combined, we managed by pushing the sofa in between them, placing a pillow on top, and covering it with a bath towel. This effectively created a barrier to prevent our child from falling off the bed. You can take a free shuttle bus from the airport and then it's just a short walk. We had an early flight and didn't buy breakfast, but they thoughtfully provided a convenience breakfast bag for us to take away, which was excellent service. Honestly, this hotel, which cost only a few hundred RMB, was several times better than the hotel we later stayed at in Singapore, which cost thousands. Highly recommended!

No other hotel in Wuhan can beat the view of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge from here. When it first opened in the 1980s, it was called Qingchuan Hotel and was the tallest building in Wuhan at the time. Even now, this view is unparalleled and well worth the price. Facilities: As a Holiday Inn under the InterContinental brand, it's already newer than many Holiday Inns in other cities. I heard some rooms have been renovated, so it's not like what Ctrip says (renovated in 2012). The rooms are very new. Hygiene: Excellent. Environment: The lobby of this hotel feels very comfortable. You can walk through the lobby and elevator area to get to the riverside. In spring, you can even see cherry blossoms around the Qingchuan Pavilion area, which is very beautiful. Service: Parking is free, but it's a bit inconvenient to go downstairs to pick up food deliveries.

The room was clean, very spacious, and had no strange odors. It also had a balcony, which was great for drying clothes. My family and friends loved it, and we look forward to staying here again on our next visit to Wuhan. The only slight drawback was that the lobby's air conditioning seemed to be turned off after 10:30 PM.

The hotel is quite remote, on the edge of Wuhan. The only way to eat nearby is at the entrance of Wuhan Business School, which is 2/3 km away from the hotel. It is not very convenient to take a taxi. I suggest you take LoBo KuaiPao or DiDi. The room is relatively clean and spacious. After all, it is a new hotel. There is a gym that can be used for free, but the swimming pool is not open. The restaurant on the second floor is okay and the breakfast is filling. The overall staff service is good. The service manager Jason Xiaozhou is very enthusiastic and helped to upgrade the room with a balcony. Thank you very much.