Hotels with Breakfast in Jiaxing

This hotel, built on the former site of Yida Silk Factory, is a sight to behold in itself. Tucked away in the heart of the town, it offers a serene and beautiful escape from the hustle and bustle. With the help of our lovely butler, check-in and check-out were incredibly smooth. Following video instructions, we arrived at the Wuzhen parking garage where our butler was already waiting for us, instantly easing any apprehension about visiting a new place for the first time. After entering the scenic area, we took a boat through the entirety of Wuzhen to reach the hotel, truly experiencing the unique charm of a Jiangnan water town from the water. The hotel's butler service truly lives up to its name; unlike many hotels with WeChat concierges who are often slow to respond, every request here was met with an immediate and efficient reply, which was incredibly warm and thoughtful. All in all, I highly recommend Yida as a five-star hotel in Wuzhen. It was definitely the highlight of our perfect trip to Wuzhen! My only regret is not asking for the name of our young, enthusiastic, and very helpful butler. I wish her all the best!

For our two-night stay in Wuzhen, we chose 'Jintang'. Upon arrival at the scenic area, we were greeted by the handsome and steady 'Xiao Fan' at the entrance. He arranged a sculling boat for us, which took us along the waterway directly to Jintang. Pushing open the two-story antique wooden doors, we were met with a striking combination of vermillion and emerald green. It was a perfect blend of the ancient and the modern. As I savored a cup of crimson hibiscus tea, Xiao Fan had already completed our check-in. He also set up our facial recognition for entering and exiting the scenic area. Xiao Fan then led us through the hall and around the landscape to our room. The room featured dark green wallpaper adorned with plum blossoms, complementing a vermillion bronze bed. With the tea snacks and afternoon tea on the table, accompanied by refreshing green tea, our three-day Wuzhen journey officially began. A big thank you to the thoughtful service from the lovely ladies and gentlemen at Jintang, and especially to Xiao Fan!

Staying at the Haining Hualuxe Hotel for my trip to Haining was an absolutely fantastic experience, a solid five-star recommendation! The hotel's new Chinese-style lobby is grand and elegant, the location is excellent, and parking is convenient. The rooms are clean and spacious, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and the smart facilities are comprehensive. The breakfast offers a rich variety, and the local specialty pastries are absolutely delicious. What truly stood out during my stay was Andy! His check-in process was efficient and professional, and he was patient and gentle. He proactively explained the hotel's amenities, breakfast times, and local attractions, providing incredibly detailed service. Communication with him was smooth throughout, and his responses were always prompt and genuine. He genuinely put himself in the guest's shoes to solve problems, and his professionalism and service意识 were truly touching. The thoughtful Chinese hospitality that Hualuxe is known for was perfectly embodied by Andy. All the staff throughout the hotel were warm and courteous; the concierge actively helped with luggage, the room cleaning was meticulous, and the accompanying pool and tea space offered an excellent experience. Whether for a business trip or a family vacation, Haining Hualuxe is the top choice in Haining. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Haining, and I highly recommend Andy!

Firstly, the butler service truly won me over. From a service perspective, it's easily a 5-star plus experience, and considering the price, it felt like an incredible steal. The living environment is superb, giving you the feeling of staying in a prominent household from the Republic of China era. Waking up in the morning, I genuinely thought I had traveled back in time! The breakfast was absolutely fantastic, far exceeding what you'd expect in an ancient town. I'd say it's on par with, if not better than, many five-star hotels I've stayed in. You can literally approach your butler with almost any issue you encounter in Wuzhen – it's truly amazing.

The service was exceptional, from being picked up at the parking lot to the smooth check-in process at the hotel. After check-out, we were also driven back to the parking lot. The hotel is quiet and elegant, and the rooms are very spacious. Most other hotels within the scenic area are quite small, so I chose this one and wasn't disappointed. We could see the tributary from the balcony, and my child even chatted with the old man cleaning the river. Overall, the stay was fantastic. The only issue was the sticky, squeaking sound the disposable slippers made on the tiled floor, especially at night, which disturbed my family's sleep. I'm not sure if it was the slippers or the floor, perhaps the floor cleaner wasn't rinsed properly. Also, the morning dim sum experience was just average; there wasn't much good food, and it was hard to find a seat. I assume the hotel's breakfast would have been better.

An absolutely wonderful stay! I honestly feel it was worth every penny, and the overall experience was fantastic. We were celebrating my boyfriend's birthday, and the front desk staff called ahead to confirm and make a note of it. They upgraded our room and even gave us a small cake (the lady at the front desk was so lovely, I wish I knew her name so the hotel could commend her, haha!). Plus, the breakfast selection here is huge, the pool is big, the service is excellent, and the room was spotless. It's definitely a place we'd love to visit again.

I was very satisfied with my stay. The room was clean and tidy, and the breakfast offered a rich variety of options. Some of the chefs also spoke English, which was a plus. It would be even better if the menu for dishes and drinks included English translations. The hotel's proximity to the high-speed rail station made getting around incredibly convenient.

Staying here, right in the scenic area, truly lets you experience Wuzhen. At night, the reflections of the lights dance on the water, and in the early morning, the cobblestone streets are completely empty. During these times, the ancient town is a hundred times quieter and a hundred times more charming than during the day. Our room was a small two-story duplex, with a spacious living room downstairs and a cozy bedroom upstairs. My favorite spot was curling up on the small balcony, watching the traditional sculling boats glide by on the river. The service was also incredibly reassuring. Xiao Shi, from before we even arrived until check-in, answered every question on WeChat quickly and in detail, making it feel like we had a local friend looking out for us. In the morning, I walked to a teahouse, sat by the river, and enjoyed a steamer of siu mai and a bowl of soy milk. This is probably the most gentle way to experience Jiangnan. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to truly settle in and enjoy Wuzhen.

Excellent value! This was by far the most comfortable stay I've had on a trip this year. The room itself was spacious and bright, and the beds in the twin room were a comfortable 1.5 meters wide. Breakfast was also very generous; in addition to standard hotel offerings, they had local Jiaxing specialties like *zongzi* (sticky rice dumplings) and *shaomai* (dumplings), so there was plenty of choice. I also checked out the hotel's gym and the kids' castle on the first floor, and both were pretty good. The best value, though, was booking the Anfu Lu cruise through the hotel. It follows the same route as Emperor Qianlong, and a professional guide led the entire tour. Everyone on board even got snacks. The whole journey was incredibly relaxing and pleasant, and I learned a lot of interesting things in a great atmosphere. A big thank you to the gentleman at the front desk – he was handsome and his service was excellent. He even went out of his way to heat something up for me late at night. Next time I visit Jiaxing, I'll definitely choose the Four Points by Sheraton again!

✅ Wuzhen Zheshui Resort Hotel · Authentic Stay Review Guest: 2 adults, 1 child (6 years old) Room Type: Signature King Room B (requires climbing one flight of stairs) Number of Nights: 1 night --- ⭐ Location: Truly super convenient The hotel is right inside Xizha Scenic Area. Step out of the lobby, cross a small bridge, and you're on the streets of Xizha. It's quick to go shopping, return to the hotel to rest, or take a boat. No need for much walking. --- ⭐ Room: Clean, comfortable, with thoughtful touches We stayed in the Signature King Room B, which requires taking stairs to the first floor (no elevator, so be aware if that's an issue). The room size is adequate; after placing our luggage, there was still plenty of space to move around, not cramped at all. The air conditioning is central, with four modes: off, low, medium, and hard. It's sufficient but not very precise. A thoughtful detail: The room includes mosquito repellent spray + electronic mosquito coils. It's a water town, so these are very practical. Overall, the room was clean and comfortable to stay in. --- ⭐ Check-in Process: Smooth, not difficult As instructed online: 1. Go to the Xizha Tourist Service Center to check in first. 2. While there, book the next day's 'zaochake' (morning tea session). 3. The entrance tickets were already included by the hotel, given directly to us. 4. Luggage would be delivered to the hotel. 5. We went into Xizha to stroll around first, then headed to the hotel. 6. Upon arrival at the hotel lobby, they arranged for facial recognition scanning, allowing us free entry and exit from the Xizha Scenic Area during our stay. The whole process was very clear and organized. --- ⭐ Zaochake (Morning Tea Session): Worth it, but book early We managed to book the zaochake (I heard there are only 200 free spots daily), so it's recommended to book early. The food served at the zaochake is prepared by the same chefs who make the famous snacks in Xizha – they finish making the zaochake food, then go to Xizha to open their stalls. So, if you've already booked the zaochake, there's really no need to queue specifically for those snacks in Xizha; it's the same food. --- ⭐ Dining: Didn't eat at the hotel restaurant, went to a guesthouse instead We didn't eat at the hotel. Based on a recommendation from a staff member at the tourist center, we went to Guesthouse No. 1 inside Xizha for a private home-style meal. The price was reasonable, the food was delicious, and it was the most satisfying meal we had during our entire trip to China. --- ⭐ Overall Impression In one sentence: Comfortable, polite staff, unbeatable location, and the zaochake was a highlight. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit to Wuzhen and recommend it to friends.