Spa Hotels in Ningbo

The hotel service was excellent. Check-in was fast, and the room was spotlessly clean with no strange smells. All the facilities were complete and in good working order. The environment was quiet, so I wasn't disturbed by any noise. The staff were gentle and polite, and they resolved any issues promptly. There are plenty of dining and entertainment options nearby. My stay exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend it!!!!!!!!!!!

The hotel's facilities and environment are quite good, but the service severely falls short of the price. I didn't experience much service at all. There were more managers than service staff. As a consumer, I paid a premium for the service on Chinese New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, but there was absolutely no service to speak of. The management team outnumbered the servers; they just stood there giving orders instead of providing service. We had to pay a deposit for dinner and were given a strict dining time, yet after waiting for over an hour, not all the dishes had even arrived. The ice-cold egg tart made me wonder if it was a hotel specialty. A bunch of managers stood around pointing fingers, but not one of them noticed the service issues, leaving all customer complaints to a group of temporary staff. I came here to relax and enjoy the Spring Festival with my kids, not to find hotel problems and experience workplace politics.

1. The main advantage of the hillside rooms is the private hot spring. Other facilities, however, are quite a step down from the main Junlan building. The amenities are pretty old, and the bathroom design is poorly thought out—no mirror above the sink and no hooks or racks for towels. It fell short of my expectations. 2. The hotel lacks a kids' club, and the outdoor facilities aren't designed with families in mind, making it unsuitable for guests with children. Plus, the outdoor farm and other areas are really old, run-down, and poorly maintained. 3. Breakfast was just average, nothing special. 4. There was no butler service, and everything was just standard. They even asked for a good review, but honestly, I didn't experience any exceptional service. 5. Overall, the experience was quite mediocre. Especially the first few hillside rooms, which lack a balcony and a sofa, are very small and offer poor value for money.

The hotel boasts elegant and grand decor, and the room amenities and bedding are incredibly comfortable. The food is also delicious, and I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance. My only suggestion would be to improve the lighting in the restaurant, especially for the small tables by the window. Currently, there are only ceiling spotlights, and if they don't align with the tables, it leaves the dining area in darkness. This prevents the dishes from being properly highlighted, diminishing their visual appeal and taste, and also detracts from the overall ambiance.

What was the best hotel in Yuyao. The service and amenities are still excellent though the hotel is getting work and dated now. With competition from the newly opened Hilton nearby I’d expect they’ll need a refurbishment program in the near future.

This time, I brought my pregnant wife for a two-night stay at the Cordis Hotel Ningbo Dongqian Lake, and overall, it exceeded our expectations, especially thanks to Annie. Location and Environment: The hotel is right by Dongqian Lake, and the gardens have a charming Jiangnan aesthetic. An evening stroll by the lake was incredibly therapeutic. Room and Facilities: We had originally booked a different room type, but after Annie learned my wife was pregnant before our check-in, she proactively upgraded us to a room in the Baby Bella building. The room was very quiet, had excellent natural light, and the bedding was comfortable, allowing my pregnant wife to rest very well. The entire building offered high privacy and easy access, which is very friendly for travel during pregnancy. Dining and Service: Breakfast was abundant, with both local specialties and Western options. The service was consistently excellent, especially Annie, who meticulously coordinated our needs before check-in. During our stay, she helped us with the room upgrade and arranged for a quiet area. Her thoughtful and attentive service throughout made us feel very at ease. Recommended for: It's suitable for families with children, couples, and those traveling with seniors or pregnant women looking to relax. Nearby attractions like Xiaoputuo and Hanling Old Street are just a short drive away. Special thanks to Annie for all her attentive service before, during, and after our stay, which made this short trip during pregnancy exceptionally warm.

The hotel is not far from Hanling Old Street, and it's a pleasant stroll there. I arrived around 12:00, but the room wasn't ready yet, so I left my luggage and went out for a bite to eat. At 14:00, they called to say the room still wasn't ready, so they kindly upgraded us to a family suite, which was a nice surprise! 😊 The hot springs were incredibly clean, and there were many pools, which I really liked. In the evening, they offered complimentary 'goodnight milk,' and there were welcome fruits in the room upon arrival. While the hotel facilities are indeed a bit dated, the service is excellent. I raised a minor issue, and before checking out, the front office manager proactively called me and even gave us a souvenir. The exceptional service definitely made up for the older facilities. I would choose to stay here again next time I visit Ningbo.

A vacation is essentially about finding a different place to sleep, and Ninghai Anlan is definitely a great spot for that. The hotel is nestled atop two lush green mountains, and having the hot spring right in your room, where you can relax while soaking and gazing at the mountains, is incredibly enjoyable. The hotel offers a variety of activities you can sign up for, though most of them come with a fee. I had dinner there on the first night. While they offered river and seafood, the dishes were quite sweet, probably to cater to the many guests from Suzhou, Wuxi, and Shanghai. I personally don't care for hotels where you need to be shuttled everywhere. For my room, breakfast and dinner required a shuttle to the hotel lobby, and then another car to the restaurant. I suggest the hotel consider offering some simple breakfast options in the area where I stayed, giving guests a choice that doesn't involve so much back-and-forth. I wonder who thought that building a scenic hotel on a mountain and then relying solely on buggy shuttles was a good idea; shuttles only lead to dissatisfied guests, never satisfied ones. This is an honest review, but ultimately, it's a fantastic hotel for a quiet getaway – perfect for having coffee, reading a book, sleeping in, and truly relaxing.

I finally got to experience the much-anticipated Park Hyatt Ningbo for the first time, and it was a perfect trip from start to finish. I absolutely have to give a special shout-out to the duty manager, Jim! Jim proactively contacted me before I even arrived to confirm my travel needs, which was incredibly thoughtful. Upon arrival, he specifically upgraded us to a Deluxe Courtyard Twin Room. The courtyard was secluded and tranquil, and the room's layout was elegant, making our stay incredibly comfortable. Throughout our entire stay, he would frequently message us to check in, asking if our meals and activities were enjoyable. When we had questions, he responded super quickly. His service was attentive yet discreet, never feeling intrusive. As for the hotel itself, it's nestled by Dongqian Lake, with white walls and dark tiles, perfectly embodying the ambiance of a Jiangnan garden. Every step offers a picturesque scene, perfect for photos. The room hygiene and quality of amenities were also top-notch. It was truly Jim's meticulous and personalized service that made this first stay so full of surprises and made us feel right at home. I genuinely recommend it to friends vacationing in Ningbo. Next time I'm back at Dongqian Lake, I'll definitely be staying at Park Hyatt Ningbo again!

This was definitely the 'beggar's version' – clearly my status isn't high enough, there's a definite 'RMB smell' to it. My husband, with his higher status, always gets welcome fruit, and even the mini bar has at least three drinks. As someone who tries to snag freebies, I can't help but laugh at myself; it just proves that good stuff isn't cheap, and cheap stuff isn't good. Next time, I'll have to let my family member book the room. After I posted on Xiaohongshu, the butler called that same afternoon. This kind of after-sales service is rare. I've said all I needed to say. Dinner at Qianhu Pavilion was even more expensive than the room itself. I'm speechless with myself. 😅