Romantic Hotels in Zhejiang, China

The hotel's location is fantastic, really close to the second parking lot, making it super convenient for getting in and out. The room decor is modern and comfortable, and the hygiene is excellent. Opening the balcony door, you can watch the bustling crowds on the Misty Rain Corridor directly across. You can enjoy tea, chat, relax, and take in the beautiful scenery of Xitang all at once. Because we booked two nights, the owner even gave us complimentary Xitang tickets. This meant we could enter and exit the scenic area freely for several days and visit all the small attractions within Xitang. If we ever got tired from exploring, we could just pop back to the hotel for a quick rest – it couldn't have been more relaxing! It was so much better than the usual rush of a one-day tour. Xitang is definitely a worthwhile place to visit, and staying here is an absolutely perfect choice for your trip to Xitang.

Extremely satisfied! I've stayed at the West Lake State Guesthouse and Xizi Hotel multiple times, and this time I visited Shaoxing Hotel, a state guesthouse in a tier-three city. I found it to have its own unique charm, and the check-in experience and value for money were on par with, if not better than, state guesthouses in provincial capitals. If you explore carefully, you'll discover many novelties. Plus, the enthusiastic staff shared many historical anecdotes with us. While the scenery might not have the natural advantages of a provincial capital's state guesthouse, the views near Dai Cafe are absolutely stunning, and Fushan Park is just a stone's throw away. Fan Wenlan's Former Residence is elegant and serene, exuding a pleasant cultural atmosphere. The hotel's Lingxiao Pavilion is classic and quaint, and the Duoshijinliang Bridge has a unique and beautiful design, maintaining an ancient, refined style. The sculpture in the center of the hotel lobby combines ancient and modern elements, making it very interesting. The crystal chandelier is also different from others, with a beautiful name: 'Listening to the Rain on Fushan'. The staff shared all these details with us as if they were cherished treasures. Shaoxing is a city rich in culture, and its state guesthouse is naturally a shining pearl within it. So, our two-day stay was a rich experience. The 68 RMB breakfast was incredibly rich, delicious, and nutritionally balanced. I bought a hotel package, which was great value, including a black-awning boat tour and a complimentary dinner. It also included three quick-edit photos from a travel photography session. The dinner was lavish, with a full sense of ceremony. The new travel photography service was also excellent. My scheduled date was fully booked, but the extended date brought rain and a significant drop in temperature, and I was due to check out. The travel photography customer service helped me arrange a session for 5 PM on my desired day, and the photographer efficiently captured beautiful photos before dark, quickly and skillfully. Both the photographer and the stylist were wonderful, working tirelessly and demonstrating high levels of skill and emotional intelligence.

The apartment exceeded my expectations; I really loved it. The window view was beautiful, and the furnishings inside were very comfortable. I appreciated the separate wet and dry areas in the bathroom and the full-length mirror. The service was also excellent and thoughtful, with many little extras provided, even facial cleanser and setting spray. They even gave us two bottles of water at checkout. The price was reasonable too. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit.

I highly recommend staying here. The hotel's location is excellent, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere, and the subway station is very close by. The room was clean and tidy, and the bed was super comfortable, allowing me to get some much-needed rest during my trip. The facilities are complete, there's plenty of hot water, and basic toiletries are all provided. The hotel staff were all very friendly, warm, and polite, and they were able to promptly resolve any issues I had. While the breakfast selection wasn't huge, the food tasted good and met basic needs. What I was most satisfied with was the hotel's value for money. To have such an experience in this area feels incredibly worthwhile. Next time I visit this city, I will definitely choose to stay here again.

I had a great stay at the Sheraton in Huzhou, which sits right on the beautiful Taihu Lake. The hotel itself is a major attraction, and every room comes with amazing views and excellent facilities. The villas are especially impressive, each one has its own hot spring and a private swimming pool, which makes the experience even more relaxing. The hot spring area at the hotel is super comfortable, and the night light show is absolutely spectacular. Walking around the lake and around the hotel feels peaceful and enjoyable. A special thanks to Ms. Lucy Liu from the front office. She speaks good English and acted almost like a personal butler during my stay. She helped with everything, planning the hot spring visit, suggesting nearby boating options, and offering support whenever needed. Her kindness really made my stay even better. This hotel is great for solo travelers, couples, and families. Highly recommended!

I was lucky enough to be assigned a room on the second floor with a fantastic view – tea plantations, West Lake, and mountains in the distance. The room was spacious, with a relatively classic decor, and the bedding and linens were clean and comfortable. The faucet in the bathroom was a bit awkward to operate, making me wonder about the manufacturer's design choices. The bath amenities and lotion were Guerlain, which is a nice bonus. Overall, the service was good; there's a shuttle cart within the complex, and upon check-in, a staff member escorted me to my room and helped with luggage. The 4 PM guided tour of the grounds was also a great addition, and quite a few people attended. The hotel's location is excellent, with many attractions nearby. The hotel's own complex is a scenic spot in itself. Besides its incredibly beautiful environment, it boasts a rich and valuable cultural history, from the cross-industry legendary life of Wang Zhuang's founder, Mr. Wang Tiyu, to Chairman Mao's 27 stays after liberation, and its role as a G20 summit reception venue.

Facilities: This is a family-friendly hotel. We spent almost 24 hours entirely within the hotel. I'd suggest adding a swimming pool or some small water attractions. That way, it would be great for summer and encourage guests to stay an extra night or return later. Cleanliness: It was okay, generally acceptable. It would be even better if the two bedrooms each had their own bathroom. Room: We booked the Fawn Room on the second floor. It has two bedrooms, with the living room located outside. The terrace is quite large; perhaps during the design phase, they could have considered reducing the terrace size to expand the living room, which would be more suitable for families needing activity space. The room's flooring also felt a bit old. The air conditioning worked very well, keeping the room warm even in winter. Environment: It's situated on its own hill and features giraffes, capybaras, red-crowned cranes, and a separate petting zoo area (with otters, sloths, giant tortoises, parrots, squirrel monkeys, peacocks, owls, etc.). It's pleasant to just wander around, and the air is quite fresh. It would be even better if the water in the mountains was running water. Service: Since it's in the mountains, you need to call for a car transfer to go out for meals or activities. The response was quite prompt, and the shuttle service was efficient. Food: The hotel buffet was decent. While the variety wasn't extensive, the taste was good. There weren't many options for dinner, and it wasn't very suitable for babies who have just started solids. I suggest the hotel add some baby-friendly options like sweet potatoes and corn. Overall: A one-night stay is very good and suitable for children. However, for babies a few months old, a stroller isn't ideal due to all the ups and downs; a baby carrier would be much more convenient.

The environment here is undeniably great; the garden is huge. However, the lakefront of the State Guesthouse is on West Li Lake, so the view isn't as expansive as Central West Lake. We stayed in Building 8, which has a free shuttle service within the park right outside, and a paid business car service for external trips, which was very convenient. Most rooms are far from the restaurant, making them very quiet. However, some rooms in Building 8 have courtyards facing public areas, offering less privacy. The toiletries provided were L'Occitane Almond miniatures, and they were replenished promptly. We had a buffet dinner once, and the food was decent. The daily fruit delivered to the room was also very sweet and delicious. Downsides: There's a curtain in the bathroom that can be lowered, but even with the curtain down, you can still see clearly into the bathroom from the bedroom, which I found odd. The underfloor heating in the room was very hot, and the air conditioning couldn't be set to cool. I asked the front desk for a fan, but it was still too hot to sleep, so I had to leave the balcony door open and the thick curtains drawn to let in cool air. There didn't seem to be any body lotion in the room; I looked everywhere and couldn't find any. When I called the front desk, they immediately offered to send one over. The buffet breakfast was genuinely bad, not even meeting basic five-star standards. The bread pudding had a very strong eggy smell.

So glad I chose this hotel for my Wuzhen trip. The hotel itself is incredibly comfortable, quiet, and relaxing – you could easily spend a whole day here without getting bored. It's the perfect choice for a vacation. My stay was excellent, and I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Wuzhen.

Came to Hangzhou with my family to watch a game, specifically chose to stay at the Intercontinental, and our 3-day experience was great. It was quiet and comfortable. Even though there are many rooms, the service was well-organized. It was very convenient to go to the Olympic Sports Center for the game (later found out the subway was even faster than a taxi). There are also various shopping malls nearby for dining and strolling, which was very convenient. Previously, when I came to Hangzhou, I only stayed near West Lake, so this time, staying in the new urban area was a really good experience!