Spa Hotels in Wuhan

During my stay, I especially want to thank Danna, a hotel staff member, for her thoughtful service and professional demeanor. From check-in to check-out, she was consistently patient, meticulous, warm, and attentive. She promptly responded to inquiries and needs, handling them appropriately. She was diligent, responsible, and communicated with politeness and grace. She not only focused on service efficiency but also fully considered guests' feelings and privacy, making us feel incredibly secure and comfortable. The entire stay was made even smoother and more enjoyable by her dedicated service. Her professionalism and service awareness were truly outstanding. She was a wonderfully comforting presence that significantly enhanced this trip. Highly recommended, and I look forward to seeing her again next time.

I came to Wuhan for Chinese New Year and stayed at the Qingshan New Century Hotel because my friend lives nearby. It seems like a new hotel, and all the facilities are excellent. The breakfast was also very rich, and the staff were all incredibly friendly. My only complaint is the open-plan bathroom, which I really didn't like, but that's a design issue. The hotel service was fantastic, and they even offered a shuttle service to Wuhan Station, which was a pleasant surprise.

AlyxPerkz provided excellent service, proactively upgrading my room. They also promptly resolved an issue with the bathtub at night. I was extremely satisfied with my stay, especially since I was traveling with my child for a US visa appointment and Wuhan was so hot that we mostly stayed at the hotel. We visited the swimming pool three times. I must commend the lifeguard who was on duty last night; he was incredibly kind to the children while we were swimming, playing games with them and watching them swim. As a parent, I felt completely at ease. Yesterday, I encountered a staff member in the hallway – unlike most hotels where they just offer a greeting, she quickly walked over and pressed the elevator button for me, which made me feel a bit embarrassed.

Great location, excellent staff, I would like to thank especially Cora Cheng and Jay Liu, as they always helped me with my orders.

Traveling solo, I'd heard Wuhan was a bit of a 'hotel desert,' and unfortunately, that turned out to be true. First off, the front desk attendant was very friendly and upgraded my room, which was great. However, there were some issues with the room's cleanliness – I could definitely smell that damp, musty carpet odor, though it wasn't a major problem. The hotel has no exterior views, which is negligible, but it's *very* close to residential buildings, so I practically kept the curtains closed the entire stay. On the plus side, the butler service was very responsive, and the underground parking was spacious and easy to use. Breakfast was à la carte, and the Eggs Benedict was quite tasty. Overall, it was an unremarkable stay. I hope they can improve their user-friendly amenities, like providing phone stands.

We found it super convenient coming from Hankou Railway Station; the hotel is right by the metro entrance. The staff were warm and polite, and the room hygiene was excellent! We stayed for 2 nights, and the cleaning staff were incredibly thoughtful. They even tidied up our randomly placed small items perfectly! Even our reusable bags were folded neatly into squares – it left a strong impression!

Traveling with my family, the hotel's location was excellent. The river view room offered stunning views of several Yangtze River bridges and the Yellow Crane Tower, which my parents absolutely loved. The room service was very thoughtful; seeing that we were brewing tea, they proactively provided extra bottles of water and even placed paper covers on our teacups. My child's T-shirt, which was casually left on the sofa, was also neatly folded. Huang Rui, the lobby manager, actively inquired about our needs and offered us a late check-out, which perfectly solved the awkward situation of having nowhere to go between lunch and our high-speed train.

The hotel lobby has a fantastic retro-artistic vibe; the whole setup is very cozy, and you feel comfortable the moment you walk in. The room was clean and tidy, ensuring a quiet and peaceful stay. The service was warm and attentive, and the location is also excellent, making it convenient for getting around. Overall, the experience was great, and it offers good value for money. I would definitely choose to stay here again next time.

The location is super convenient, directly accessible from Exit D of Guanggu Avenue Station on Metro Line 2. The lobby retains the design of its predecessor, The Puyu, with a whole wall of bookshelves and bronze elements from Chu culture, giving it an 'ancient tomb chic' vibe that's both sophisticated and tasteful – perfect for photos. The room itself is spacious. The dark wood paneling, while a bit dim, adds a touch of quality. The bedding is soft, and the soundproofing is good. The bathtub and double sinks are a big plus. Breakfast is definitely a highlight! They have all the classic Wuhan breakfast dishes like Re Gan Mian (hot dry noodles), San Xian Dou Pi (three-delicacy tofu skin), and Mian Wo (fried doughnut). The freshly cooked noodle station is bustling with activity, and the Western cold cuts and freshly ground coffee are also excellent. You'll definitely be full before you head out for the day! The overall service is attentive; the front desk even gave me a complimentary upgrade to a higher floor room with a view. I highly recommend this hotel for both business trips and leisure. I'd definitely come back for a second stay! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Rooms: This hotel is old, after all. I stayed here 19 years ago and had an excellent impression. I didn't expect to be so disappointed this time compared to back then. The glass top of the coffee table next to the sofa in the room was just resting on it and was very unstable. My son leaned on it lightly and almost cut his hand. Thumbs down. I don't know if it was the bedding or the room, but there was a musty smell. This is what I absolutely cannot stand. I guess it's probably similar throughout their rooms. I ended up using my own disposable pillowcases. However, the soundproofing was good, and it was far from the elevator, so I slept quite well. Service: Definitely not good, and certainly no feeling of being 'home away from home,' just cold and indifferent. The business traveler next door got an upgrade, but I didn't, even though I mentioned it to the butler who contacted me in advance. I can understand, though; an individual guest probably can't compete with business accounts. Pool: It was better than I remembered, but... the pool doesn't provide water or towels. You have to buy them yourself. I was speechless. Isn't this your hotel? But then again, the hotel's prices are indeed low, so I'll just put it down to being cheap. Parking: There are charging stations, which is a plus. What left the deepest impression... the matcha toast at the lobby bar. I really liked it, it was delicious.