Hotels With Pools in Hubei, China

This was my second stay at Marco Polo Wuhan. The location is excellent, right next to Li Huangpi Road, making it very convenient for shopping and drinks. The room size is also generous, providing plenty of space for two people. The concierge service was very enthusiastic and provided excellent service from check-in to check-out. I barely had to carry my own luggage, haha! I particularly love the pool. I always make sure to spend some time swimming whenever I visit. Although it's a bit small, it's a quiet and uncrowded place, which is a big plus. I'll definitely choose Marco Polo again on my next visit to Wuhan.

This hotel is too far from the city center, located in the outskirts of Wuhan. I booked it for a road trip and had a really bad experience; there's basically no service. The hygiene and facilities are just average, and they're lacking in everything. They don't proactively replenish essential items unless you ask. The front desk for check-in is on the 23rd floor, and the three elevators are shared, with no dedicated ones, which makes it very inconvenient for guests with a lot of luggage using a trolley. Overall, it's suitable for business travelers looking for a budget hotel. However, for older guests, I'd recommend looking for another hotel.

The room was a bit small, probably because the hotel is older, but it was fully equipped with everything you need. The Horizon Club offers made-to-order options for breakfast, which tasted great, though it was indeed quite crowded during the holiday. The location is super convenient—very close to the metro station, and right next to The MixC mall with plenty of dining and shopping options. Overall, a nice experience.

The hotel has a great location with a wonderful river view, overlooking the Yellow Crane Tower, the Yangtze River Bridge, and the鹦鹉洲 (Parrot Island) Yangtze River Bridge. The room facilities are good and meet Hilton standards. They even did a simple setup for our anniversary stay. The service is also excellent; deliveries are handled by a robot and brought up very quickly.

The scenery is nice and suitable for taking pictures, especially the sunset and sunrise. There were no stars in the sky that night we stayed. You can pick tea for free in spring, and the tea in summer is old. The navigation occasionally leads people to a small road, don't go, in fact, the whole way is an asphalt road around the mountain.

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Staying at the Westin again because I had to catch a high-speed train from the East Station the next day, and it's only a 10-minute taxi ride away. For over 700 RMB a night during the National Day holiday, it was incredibly good value for money. The facilities are new and clean, and stepping outside immediately offers beautiful scenery. A walk along the river on a sunny day was very pleasant, and there weren't many people around. Everything else was perfect, except for one minor issue: We arrived past 5 PM, only to be told that our room wasn't ready and we'd have to wait for about another hour. Having stayed in many five-star hotels, this was by far the latest check-in time I've ever experienced. After two discussions, another staff member at the front desk finally managed to get us a room, which was quite a struggle. We also tried the hotel's buffet dinner this time. The variety wasn't extensive, but the price was reasonable for the food offered. We were given a card to redeem for hairy crabs, but after waiting from 6 PM until 8 PM, we were told they were out and were given some oysters instead.

This guesthouse met my expectations perfectly. After an exhausting day at Enshi Grand Canyon, all I wanted was to lie down, and this guesthouse is super close, just a few minutes' drive from the visitor center. The owner even came out to greet us, making it easy to spot the place. The room had an amazing view and was very bright. The sofa was really spacious, perfect for lounging around. The complimentary snacks and fruit were a pleasant surprise – I even tried the stinky dried tofu and had a good laugh. We pre-ordered dinner, which was home-style cooking. Enjoying the beautiful scenery with a little wine, isn't that what a good trip is all about? The family room was huge, well-equipped, clean, and had a great wet/dry separation in the bathroom. Breakfast was also something to look forward to. My noodles were a bit salty, but I still polished them off! 😅 The housekeeper was always smiling, which made our stay very comfortable. I even took photos to praise them!

The hotel is very close to the airport, right opposite T2 terminal. However, for T3, you'll need to take a shuttle bus for a few minutes. It drops you off on the 1st floor, then you have to take an elevator to the 4th floor for check-in and security. With less than an hour, it felt a bit rushed, but the airport shuttle staff just kept saying there was enough time. We had to wait for one more person before the shuttle departed, and it was packed. I ended up having to use the express lane for baggage check-in. It's still somewhat convenient, I guess. If you're flying from T2, it's a decent option. But for T3, I'd recommend booking a different hotel, at least one that offers complimentary airport transfer services instead of relying on the airport's 5 RMB shuttle. The room was okay, but the soundproofing was quite poor, and the service was just average. Don't expect much from the front desk staff. Overall, if you're flying from T2, it's a relatively recommended choice.

The scenery of the homestay is very good, the photos are very good, and the room is also very wooden, which is very good. Although there are not many types of breakfast, they are all delicious. Fried rice is the kind of soy sauce fried rice at home. It is not a pre-made fried rice with white and not a few pulls. The sweet potatoes are also roasted. Soy milk is a mixed grain soy milk. It is very rich and delicious. The dumplings are also handmade, like the one packaged at home, not the kind of frozen packaging. In addition, the soup base is similar to the spicy taste of Chongqing noodles, and it feels very careful. The boss was very enthusiastic. We patted on the lounge chair after breakfast. In the morning, the lounge chair was a bit wet due to the fog. The boss immediately took a towel and helped us wipe both lounge chairs, hahaha. It's not in vain to come to O ～