Liangchen Future Hotel

On my way back to Hangzhou from Wenling, I suddenly decided to visit Guoqing Temple. I quickly found this pet-friendly hotel, and it was great! It's right on Zhuxi Old Street, so it's convenient to get anywhere, and the room was clean. The only downside was the breakfast, which was a bit disappointing, but everything else was satisfactory.

They had a welcome snack bag upon check-in, and freshly ground Americano coffee. The room was located on Zhexi Old Street, with plenty of dining options nearby and parking right next to it. The room itself was small but clean and tidy, and the front desk staff was very enthusiastic and helpful.

The hotel is right by the old Zhexi street, which is quite lively, and getting around is convenient. It's about a 15-minute taxi ride to Guoqing Temple. However, the bar across the river can be a bit noisy, and the soundproofing isn't great. The room was also quite damp and had a strange smell. Breakfast is from 7 AM to 9 AM, and you really need to go early, otherwise, there won't be much left.

The hygiene conditions were extremely poor. I didn't notice anything amiss on the first day, but on the second day I found cigarette butts on the balcony that hadn't been cleaned, and dead flies in my pillow. I slept with dead flies in my pillow all night. I requested compensation and a refund, but the hotel only agreed to deduct a penalty for breach of contract.

This is a hotel I picked randomly on a business trip. The location is good and the surrounding is prosperous. I will come again next time I have the chance!

The hotel is in the scenic area, which is very convenient for sightseeing and eating. Because the parking spaces are shared with the scenic area, it is difficult to find parking spaces during peak hours, but there are plenty of parking spaces at normal times. Because I have two kids, I booked a two-bedroom room. I didn't expect that the lights in the two rooms are controlled in a unified way, and there are spotlights installed above the bed. It hurts my eyes, and they can't be turned off individually. I'm speechless 😅 I guess the designer has never designed a hotel.