The Blossom Hill Hotels & Resorts · Qiushuli is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Huzhou will find that the Blossom Hill Hotels & Resorts · Qiushuli is a fantastic accommodation choice. Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 8km from Huzhounanxun Railway Station and 29km from Jiaxing Nanhu Airport. Guests will find Xiaolianzhuang and Jiaye Library, Ditang Ancient Course and Qiushuli Villa just a short distance from the hotel. This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. This Huzhou hotel offers parking on site. Our guests consider this hotel to have excellent service. For guests traveling with families, this hotel is consistently one of the most popular choices.
"I chose this hotel for my late August trip to Nanxun. It's considered one of the more upscale options in Nanxun Ancient Town, being the private residence of Liu Chenggan, the owner of Jiayetang, whom Lu Xun once playfully called 'the foolish young master.' Such witty remarks among literati often carry a hidden admiration. Given that it's the former mansion of a descendant of the Liu family, one of Nanxun's 'Four Elephants,' the ambiance is naturally exceptional; the hotel itself is an attraction worth exploring. The location is also excellent, just north of Zhang Shiming's Former Residence and very close to Liu's Ladder House and Xiaolianzhuang, with Nanshi River right outside. It seems that the southern part of Nanxun Ancient Town generally has more wealthy mansions, while the northern part has more common people's homes. The hotel service is also very thoughtful, and the staff are very friendly. They even added me on WeChat and sent me an electronic map of the scenic area, which was very helpful for touring. Every evening, they delivered freshly brewed sweet soup. The room facilities are also great, with a fully stocked mini-bar including drinks and fruit. The most interesting feature is the room door; it seems to be the original old door, refurbished. Outside, it has a ring knocker, and inside, a wooden bolt – just like the doors in my childhood home. For an 80s-born individual with rural upbringing, it evokes a strong sense of nostalgia. And there's no need to worry about soundproofing; at least, I felt it was perfectly fine. Breakfast was also good, semi-buffet style, with freshly made wontons and lamb noodles, and other self-serve options. I believe that accommodation and dining significantly impact the overall travel experience, and this hotel certainly enhanced my two-day visit to Nanxun. It's highly recommended."