The hotel boasts an excellent location at the start of Southern Song Imperial Street. My primary reason for choosing it for my Hangzhou trip was its proximity to the subway; the Ding'an Road subway station is just a two-minute walk away, making getting around incredibly convenient. After checking in, I discovered numerous dining, entertainment, and shopping options nearby, all within the Southern Song Imperial Street scenic area itself. This allows for an immersive experience of both the historical charm of people strolling the Imperial Street during the Southern Song era and the blend of modern architecture and cultural heritage. The hotel is also close to West Lake and De Shou Palace, which are stunning when the evening lights come on. There are many photogenic spots around, making it perfect for tourists.
While the room isn't huge, the quality is high. The hairdryer and toiletries clearly show thoughtful attention to detail, and all the facilities are good, with excellent air conditioning. The breakfast the next day was also very comprehensive. The Chinese and Western buffet had all the usual favorites like noodles, rice noodles, siu mai, soup dumplings, soy milk, and fried dough sticks, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The self-service coffee in the back hall was particularly refreshing and invigorating. There's also a gym and a laundry room on the basement level. Since there weren't many people, I didn't have to wait to use the laundry facilities, which are available all day. There's even a garment steamer for ironing clothes. The hotel staff provided excellent service, responding promptly to guest requests. Disposable toilet seat covers, earplugs, and soap were available (to be picked up at the front desk), which was very convenient. The front desk also offers luggage storage. All in all, it's a very comfortable and cozy hotel to stay in.
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