Boutique Hotels in Zhejiang, China

Facilities: Comprehensive Hygiene: Very clean Environment: Excellent Service: Superb Quzhou is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province. We stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton for a self-driving trip during the National Day holiday. Parking was convenient and free, the service was warm, and the accommodations were comfortable. We were extremely satisfied. The hotel is very close to historical and cultural attractions like Quzhou Ancient City Wall, Shuijingmen Scenic Area, Kong Family Temple of the Southern Branch, and Quzhou Museum. We went exploring in the evening, and the ancient city was bustling with activity – it was fantastic!

This hotel stay truly exceeded my expectations! Not only were the views from the window stunning and pleasant, but the service was also incredibly thoughtful and memorable. From the warm and attentive check-in at the front desk, to the housekeeping staff who promptly responded to requests and kept the room spotless during my stay, even the restaurant staff were meticulous, proactively recommending dishes and refilling tea and water. The entire experience was top-notch, and I will definitely choose this place again for my next trip!

The hotel facilities were better than I expected, not as old as I thought, and very clean. I requested a high floor but was given the 22nd. Combs are eco-friendly and need to be requested. The room smelled heavily of smoke. They said they'd bring an air purifier, but when the staff delivered it, they were quite annoyed, scolding me for not telling her everything I needed at once, claiming she was very busy today. I was quite shocked by that. Did you tell me in advance that there would be no comb? I checked in with children, did you proactively offer kids' toiletries? How was I supposed to know you'd give me a smoky room? The smell was still very strong when I returned at night, making me dizzy. After reporting it to Trip.com customer service, I was moved to another room. After I complained about the service, they offered a complimentary children's breakfast. However, the one time we went to the first-floor restaurant for breakfast, we were stopped and asked to pay for the children's meal. The first-floor breakfast was mediocre anyway; no tea bags, and the tea itself was so diluted it had no color. I must praise the staff at the 24th-floor lounge, though. They were very proactive in asking what we'd like to drink, and a special thanks to a gentleman with glasses who, even during a busy morning, went down to the first floor to get us beef noodles. The sunset views from there are truly stunning.

Location: Situated north of Nanhu Lake in Jiaxing, the hotel boasts its own 'Eight Scenic Views' and beautiful garden design. From the back exit, you can directly access Haogu Pagoda. A pleasant stroll along the lake will take you past attractions like Lanxiu Garden, Chenggong Embankment, and Shaoyuan, eventually leading to Huijingyuan. From there, you can take a boat (the only place offering a 20-yuan ferry) to Huxin Island, and finally, head to Nanhu Tiandi for a meal. Service: The hotel maintains strict quality control. They thoroughly checked the cleanliness, which meant our room was ready a bit late, but they compensated us with an upgrade. Honestly, there isn't much difference between the garden view and lake view rooms. In fact, the garden view room was closer to the elevator, which was even more convenient for our family with a baby. Facilities: The swimming pool is a bit on the small side, so we didn't end up using it. While there's a workshop-like activity for kids, the lack of a dedicated children's play area is a shame. However, the hotel grounds are quite spacious, and our baby was very happy running around. Cleanliness: This was truly excellent, 10086 out of 10! The breakfast selection was also extensive. We didn't try the other restaurants, so I can't comment on those.

I came to Shaoxing during the full bloom of the Chinaberry trees this time, and when it came to where to stay, there was no doubt – Shaoxing Hotel. I'd walked past it from Xixiaolu to Xiaohe Zhijie at the end of last year, and this Jiangnan-style garden hotel immediately went onto my 'must-stay' list. Shaoxing Hotel is beautiful both inside and out, with stunning scenery everywhere. All the staff are incredibly friendly and greet you warmly. On the day I checked in, the front desk even upgraded me to the second floor of Building 2, facing Fushan Park. The sanitary facilities are, needless to say, exceptionally clean, featuring a smart toilet and a multi-function shower with several massage jets. The sink area also has separate strong and weak voltage outlets for hair dryers and men's razors. The breakfast restaurant is downstairs. I passed it multiple times during the day and evening. It offers Shaoxing specialties, and the food is quite good. After breakfast, you can head to Fushan Park across the street for a panoramic view of the city. Shaoxing Hotel isn't just about its beautiful environment and excellent service; it also boasts a fantastic, central location in Shaoxing. You can walk to Xiaohe Zhijie, Cangqiao, and Lu Xun's former residence. I've compared this over my two visits to Shaoxing in the past six months and have already recommended it to several good friends.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a seven or eight-minute walk from Hubin Yintai. Since I arrived quite late, the front desk staff was very kind and upgraded my room. It originally didn't have a window, but now it does! That was really great, the view is nice, and the room is very clean with complete facilities. The lighting controls are well-designed and user-friendly. I slept very soundly, and the toiletries were also good. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in town.

Came with my kids, and it's great for ordering takeout; the robot delivery is super convenient, and sometimes a staff member brings it, and their attitude is good. The environment is also pretty nice. The only downside is the breakfast buffet, which is really bad and has very few options. Luckily, it wasn't crowded, even on a Sunday, with plenty of empty seats when I went at 9 AM. I suggest adding some chicken nuggets, which kids love, or prawn crackers. Everything else was fine, but the floor is really slippery, so be careful. Shery provided excellent service, and I'd come back again. Yesterday, I saw penguins at Nanhu Tiandi and absolutely loved the 'Sui Yin Ji Liang' there. Anyway, it's better than the Four Points by Sheraton, where you have to go downstairs yourself to pick up takeout, and the air isn't as good, though it is a bit more value for money.

This hotel is located in Tonglu's old town and reopened this year. Upon arrival, staff guided me through check-in, escorted me to my room, and provided an overview of the hotel and its facilities. They proactively addressed potential issues, which was a nice touch. 👍🏻 The hotel thoughtfully provided a lovely selection of fruits, snacks, and drinks. Breakfast, served on the 4th floor, offered a wide variety of choices and even had river-view seating. Enjoying breakfast while watching boats on the Fuchun River was a wonderful way to start the day! Since the reopening was a bit rushed, there are still some minor details that could be improved. After check-out, staff assisted with luggage and inquired about my stay, asking for any areas for improvement. I provided feedback on these details, hoping they maintain their excellent qualities and continue to enhance their service. PS: I forgot to take photos, only captured one breakfast shot: wonton and wo tofu. Wo tofu is said to be a Tonglu specialty, and I really enjoyed it – very much to a Zhejiang person's taste. I also had the hotel's buffet dinner. Guests staying at the hotel receive a discount. The chef personally carved roasted meats and chatted while doing so, which was very nice.

Once you enter Wuzhen, no other Jiangnan town will compare. It's not just a classical ink painting with its small bridges, flowing water, white walls, and black tiles; it also boasts profound historical and cultural heritage, vibrant modern artistic energy, and a new lease on life thanks to smart technology. What ancient town can truly rival Wuzhen? Choosing a guesthouse within the scenic area brought many pleasant surprises: ① Free Wi-Fi covers the entire scenic area, with stable signal everywhere. ② Luggage can be directly handed to the host for transport, making the whole trip light and hassle-free. ③ Enjoy exclusive breakfast benefits for early risers, offering an authentic local experience. ④ The accommodation fee includes a 150 RMB ticket to the West Scenic Zone and shuttle bus service. During your stay, you can re-enter and exit the scenic area multiple times using facial recognition, making travel convenient and worry-free. The graceful waterscape combined with attentive service makes for a truly happy and comfortable experience. Wuzhen is absolutely amazing! Wuzhen guesthouses are absolutely amazing! Perspective determines outlook, outlook guides choices, choices dictate actions, and actions ultimately shape one's future. May Wuzhen's gentle water town charm remain, may time be peaceful, and its ancient allure endure!

The hotel's location is excellent, with a Line 1 metro station just a 2-minute walk downstairs, perfect for early morning flights. The breakfast offers a wide variety, including a noodle bar and coffee, which is far beyond the standard for mid-to-high-end chain hotels at this price point. I'll definitely stay here again next time I need to catch a flight from Xiaoshan Airport.