Explore 2-Star Hotels in Shaoxing

The twin room is perfect for four people, very clean and hygienic. The location is super convenient, and the service is excellent. It's very close to Lu Xun's Former Residence, Cangqiao Direct Street, and Shuigouying Food Street, plus there are plenty of dining options nearby.

This hotel is great – affordable and comfortable. The breakfast is really good, making it excellent value for money whether you're traveling for business or leisure. The location is also very convenient, with easy access to both public transportation and driving.

Everything was so good location is perfect to reach markets around you. Their service is good but if you are a Muslim, their food will not suitable for you but they provide good foods and a coffee every day.

The new store has opened. The boss and the young men and women at the front desk provided great service and gave us some Wangzai milk. The sister Xiaotian at the front desk was lovely and enthusiastic. The room was clean and hygienic, there was self-service laundry and complete facilities. There was a breakfast supermarket downstairs which was very convenient. I had a comfortable and relaxing stay at the Hi Inn, so I stayed in Shaoxing for a few more days.

The location is perfect, within walking distance of nearby attractions and trendy shops. The front desk service is also good, and the price of 198 RMB per night is reasonable. If convenience and value for money are your priorities, this place is recommended. However, if you have high hygiene standards, think twice. There is no private parking on-site; you need to park in the public parking lot across the street. Parking spaces are plentiful and inexpensive.

It was a pleasant experience staying at this hotel. First of all, the location of the hotel is very convenient, close to major tourist attractions and transportation hubs. The hotel manager was very friendly and professional. He answered my questions enthusiastically and lent me his own electric mosquito coil. The guest room is very clean and was cleaned by the store manager and my mother. The decoration is simple and elegant. There is also the fragrance of flowers in the corridor. The bed is soft and comfortable. I was able to have a good rest. This hotel provides excellent service and comfortable accommodation. Will come back next time. I will recommend this treasure hotel to others without hesitation. The manager said that the old windows should be renovated in a while to better isolate the noise, which is great👍🏻.

I always stay here for business trips. It's quiet and clean, with new facilities and attentive service. There are plenty of restaurants and shopping malls nearby, which is very convenient. The decor is nice, the amenities are comprehensive, and the room has no strange odors.

I came to Xishi's hometown for a May Day trip. It was great to be able to book a hotel room at the usual price. The front desk service was good. There was free parking at the door, but there might not be much space during holidays. Bread and milk were delivered after checking in, but you had to go to the front desk to get them yourself.

First of all, the hotel service is very good. The front desk and the boss are very polite. Because of some urgent matters, they even provided free late check-out. Secondly, the decoration style of the house is very tasteful, the room is very warm, and it is very convenient to travel to the surrounding attractions. There is a subway just a few hundred meters away. Shaoxing Yintai City is diagonally opposite, which is very convenient for eating, drinking and having fun. Friends who come to Shaoxing for tourism can completely trust this hotel to stay.

Facilities: There is no sign on the light of the light, and every time you press the switch, it is like opening a blind box. Hygienic: Hygiene is relatively poor. Although there are disposable slippers, I don't dare to use them when I see slippers in the room. There is suspected mouse shit on the chair in the room. I don't know what dirty things are on the side of the bathroom. . .