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Suzhou, known as the "Venice of the East," is more about Chinese traditional gardens and architecture; it’s also a silk production city, a canal city, blending modernity with traditional elegance. With high-speed rail networks and the near-Shanghai location, Suzhou is a must-see for every traveller passing by.
Even Suzhou doesn’t have its own airport, its location and high-speed rail network making it easily accessible.
If you arrive late, staying near Suzhou Railway Station ensures your Suzhou trip starts smoothly.
Hotel Name | Distance to Station | Shuttle Service |
Jinke Grand Hotel | 1650 ft | Free Station Shuttle Service |
LOHAS Boutique Hotel | 6.3 miles | Free Station Shuttle Service |
Metro – Covering all hot spots around Suzhou (e.g., Humble Administrators' Garden, Pingjiang Road).
Taxis & Ride Apps – Didi is widely used and convenient.
Buses – Slower; best for short distances.
Boat – Best for admiring the canals, if you're a first visitor, take the chance!
Walking & Cycling – Ideal for exploring Suzhou's ancient streets. Shared bicycles are easy to get.
For first-time visitors – Central location, close to shopping malls, gardens, and ancient streets.
For urban luxury – High-end hotels, skyline, and Jinji Lake views at your window.
Humble Administrator’s Garden – A UNESCO-listed classical Chinese garden.
Pingjiang Road – A charming ancient street with tea houses and silk shops.
Suzhou Museum – Designed by I.M. Pei, blending modernity with tradition.
Tongli Water Town – A well-preserved canal village near Suzhou.
Total Properties | 539 |
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Number of Reviews | 2,171,777 |
Lowest Price | $14 |
Highest Price | $958 |
Average Price (Weekdays) | $78 |
Average Price (Weekends) | $88 |