Weixiaoxiguan
I brought my elderly mother to Hangzhou and we stayed at the Zixuan. We were very satisfied! The facilities, service, dining, and room types were all excellent. What I loved most was the wonderful combination of 'luxury + wild charm'. The luxury offered convenience and comfort, while the wild charm nourished our spirits and minds, and the pervasive aroma of essential oils served as the link between the two. Sleeping amidst the serene greenery of Yuhu Bay, with the sound of rain pattering on the roof and steps – endless misty rain, freely falling blossoms, winding paths leading to secluded spots, and moss-covered green steps. Drinking tea in the hotel's courtyard was simply delightful. Flower Harbor Viewing Fish, Leifeng Pagoda Scenic Area, Prince Bay Park, the southern entrance of Su Causeway, and Majiawan Pier are all within walking distance. Turtle Pond, Yuhu Bay, and Yu Qian Temple are very close by. If you're young, you can even walk to Quyuan Garden (Curved Courtyard and Lotus Pool in Summer) and Maojiapu. Getting to Hupao Spring is also easy; it's just a three-stop bus ride from Wuzhuangyuan Archway in Yuhu Bay. My mother had a relaxed, unhurried, and enthusiastic time, and I was so happy to be able to enjoy the beautiful Hangzhou spring so leisurely with her! I saw a couplet at Pinghu Qiuyue (Autumn Moon Over the Calm Lake) that read: 'If you want to compare West Lake to Xizi, then invite the bright moon to wait until next year.' This made me think: next year when I come to Hangzhou, I'll stay here again.
Highly Recommended:
Jiexiang Lou's 'sweet and sour spare ribs', 'steamed yellow croaker with scallions', 'soup-soaked pea shoots', plus there's a surprise after dinner at Jiexiang Lou~
Xiaoqing SPA, my mother slept very well after her treatment.
Pay attention to the table arrangements and tea table floral arrangements – they are very unique.
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