The Sun Valley Shiwujian Murren Glamping is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Sun Valley Shiwujian Murren Glamping is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Hangzhou. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Valley of the Wind, Cold Spring Bay, Hanghui Pavilion and Mountain Games. In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. Guests of this Hangzhou hotel can make use of the parking facilities. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards.
"Aside from the excellent service, everything else was just average. First, the location is only suitable for seniors to relax and retire, but the food is a bit inconvenient. Then there's the facilities. After all, it's been a long-established establishment. A friend warned me against it, but I hit a wall. The room didn't even have a basic TV, not even a basic screen projection screen. The internet connection was completely unavailable in the top room, and I used my own data for the entire two-day stay. The room was infested with bugs and wasn't cleaned properly, with cobwebs everywhere. Dinner was a double barbecue, which was even more of a letdown. The staff clearly mentioned that many customers found the set menu too long and not worth the price, but despite numerous complaints, they didn't offer any improvements, such as smaller portions and lower prices. I ended up not eating anything! ⁽ I returned the unopened portion to the staff, and only ate what was shown in the pictures, which cost 288! ⁾ Finally, the next day's breakfast was for breakfast. With two 13-year-olds, the children's meal was definitely not suitable. A typical large wonton bowl at home usually has 15 pieces, but two of us ordered about four small wonton bowls, which came to a maximum of 20! 20 small wontons for 2 people, and the adults hadn't eaten yet, so they gave him small ones. ⁾ In the end, we were told by the staff that they didn't eat like that. We had a meal plan and were directly rejected. None of the eggs could be peeled, and neither of the two children was full. It stands to reason that with so many accommodation experiences, breakfast should be all-you-can-eat, and sufficient stock is what the hotel should provide. In the end, we still had to rely on our own snacks to eat. Why did we leave after breakfast? It also felt average, and I would not recommend it to other friends. It really needs to be avoided. I have hit the wall myself, but it is still authoritative."