Hangzhou Hotels with Private Pools

"Every time I visit CP, I stay at the RS Hotel. It's about a twenty-minute drive from the main exhibition center, and not too far if you're heading to Xiaoshan Airport for makeup. Beibei at the front desk contacted me early for check-in and was very responsive to all my questions. The room is spacious with plenty of space to set up my belongings. Unlike my last stay, the air conditioning worked perfectly this time. The only minor drawback is some rust around the pipes, which I hope they can improve."

"Location: It's very close to Lingyin Temple scenic area, about a ten-minute walk to Gate 7, where there are fewer people queuing. If you need to go out, just send a message to Mr. Hei (the owner) or tell the front desk, and he'll arrange for a dedicated car to pick you up and drop you off in the restricted area – excellent service. After 5 PM, you can hail a taxi normally for entry and exit. Facilities: The room has underfloor heating, which is incredibly warm. The toiletries are all Aesop, the hairdryer is Dyson, and the shower has a constant temperature. The outdoor hot spring tub fills quickly and has no time limit for use – soaking outdoors in this weather is incredibly comfortable! I also really liked the partition design in their walk-in closet; there's a separate space for luggage and changing clothes, which is great! Food: Their breakfast is absolutely fantastic! They ask in advance each day whether you prefer Chinese or Western options. Although it's a set menu, the portions are generous enough to stuff you, and you can even have it delivered directly to your room at a set time, which is so convenient! The breakfast menu changes daily, and both the taste and quality are superb! 👍🏻 This was an extremely satisfying stay!"

"This garden-style hotel, tucked away in Manjuelong, was truly the biggest surprise of my Hangzhou trip. I couldn't resist writing a long review before I left. First, let's talk about the location and environment: The courtyard overlooks the Longjing tea mountains. In the morning, before the mist even cleared, the air was filled with the bitter fragrance of tea leaves and the damp scent of plants. It was so delightful! The hotel itself is a Chinese garden mansion, with corridors, ponds, and ancient trees – a new scenic view with every step. Inside, there are ink paintings and calligraphic scrolls, and the bookshelves are neatly filled with leather-bound classical books, showcasing excellent cultural taste. There's also a BBQ grill and a long dining table in the courtyard, making me think of DIY BBQ parties in spring and summer! 🥳 Now, about the stay and food: The rooms are very spacious and exceptionally comfortable. Solid wood furniture, silent air conditioning, and soft strip lighting exude quality. The bathroom features Marvis and Acqua di Parma toiletries, which even many luxury hotels don't offer. For breakfast, I pre-ordered abalone rice bowl, wontons, and local拌川 (ban chuan, a local noodle dish) with the butler, and it was incredibly rich. The side dishes included glutinous rice lotus root with osmanthus, fried fish fillets, and braised beef. For drinks, we had their own Longjing tea, orange juice, and lattes. You can even ask the butler to bring it to the courtyard to enjoy slowly while facing the tea mountains. It was very enjoyable! In the evening, there was a sweet soup before bed; my mom and I chose the white fungus and lotus seed soup. Service and details: The butler contacted us in advance to suggest local sightseeing routes. The room had excellent Longjing tea and a tea set, so we could brew tea ourselves in the courtyard in the afternoon and simply relax. The cleanliness was also meticulously maintained. A luxury guesthouse where you can eat well, sleep well, have fun, and enjoy incredible aesthetics. I highly recommend bringing your family here!~"