Marco Polo Wuhan

Although the hotel is a bit old, it still maintains a near five-star standard. It's spacious, bright, clean, and comfortable. Both dinner and breakfast were exquisite, and the coffee and desserts were also good. The views are absolutely stunning. Ba Gong House is just a few steps downstairs. The soundproofing was excellent, and we slept very well. The only minor downside was that the iron in the room was faulty and kept leaking, so I couldn't use it. Although they offer a free ironing service, the staff informed me that I wouldn't be able to pick up my clothes until 9 or 10 AM the next day.

The river view is beautiful, and the location is great, very close to Lihuangpi Road and the riverside, so you can just stroll downstairs. However, there's no subway nearby. The hotel doesn't offer twin rooms with a direct river view. On each floor, there are only two 180-degree direct river view rooms. Although they are back-to-back, their doors are at opposite ends of the hallway. If a family books two 180-degree rooms, it's quite a hassle to meet up, as you have to walk a long way around. Your only option would be to pay extra to upgrade to a 270-degree river view room. There's only a single armchair by the window, and no small coffee table. When enjoying the river view from the window, there's nowhere to put your drink – you have to put it on the windowsill... If there are two of you, you'd have to drag the bench from the end of the bed over? The ergonomic chair was incredibly uncomfortable, and I found a layer of dust in the middle while trying to figure out how to adjust it. Both the ergonomic chair and the single armchair felt dirty. Perhaps it was peak season, but there were no perks or complimentary items. The 105 yuan 'Summer Enjoyment' voucher was also pretty useless, as it could only be applied to certain double set menus priced at 299 or 399, for example.

The hotel is right by the Yangtze River, making it super convenient to enjoy the night river views and take the ferry. The rooms are spacious and clean, and the pool and gym are meticulously maintained. The pool water is crystal clear, which the kids absolutely loved, and the staff even thoughtfully provided water guns for them.

Excellent service, clean and tidy rooms, and a convenient location. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time!

The location is unbeatable. It's right next to Lihuangpi Road, and the Bagong House is just beside it. Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street is a 20-minute walk away. The young lady who checked me in, the security guard at the entrance, and the young man who checked me out (not at the front desk) were all incredibly nice. The downside is that there's no parking lot, no parking spaces at all. Parking was extremely difficult, which made me hesitant to drive out during my two-day stay. I ended up taking taxis every day, which was very inconvenient. Also, the air conditioning in the room wasn't working well. Someone came to check it, but couldn't find any issues, and it was just too hot. The hot water was also very problematic. When I got back at midnight, if I only turned on the hot water for a shower, the flow was incredibly weak. If I added a little cold water, the flow would improve slightly, but then the water temperature would drop, which was very inconvenient. Showering was particularly uncomfortable these past two days. The hotel is old, and its facilities are outdated. Even the elevator requires you to swipe your card and then press a button; most hotels now just take you to your floor directly after swiping.

This is my second stay here, and the location is absolutely fantastic! There are plenty of coffee shops nearby, and Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street is within walking distance. Plus, the riverfront is right across the street! The kids' amenities are great, making it perfect for families with children. The only minor issue was that I couldn't find any ventilation in the room.

The hotel facilities and hygiene were excellent. I called for room service several times, and they always delivered items quickly with a great attitude. My room had an amazing, spectacular river view day and night. Downstairs, there are plenty of restaurants and attractions, and getting a taxi is convenient! I'll definitely choose this place again next time!

Facilities: It's definitely an old hotel. The outlets by the bed and in the bathroom weren't working, so I had to use the five-hole socket for the electric kettle to plug in my hairdryer. Cleanliness: Not bad, it was actually quite clean. Environment: The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic! You step out and you're right on Lihuangpi Road, with lots of great restaurants and unique cafes nearby. You can eat and drink well just by walking around, which was my favorite part. Plus, you get beautiful views of the Yangtze River from the room.

The hotel's location is excellent, right by the riverside in Jiang'an District. It's surrounded by bustling streets and alleys like Li Huangpi Road, full of local delicacies such as hot dry noodles and Hubei cuisine. Along the street, you can visit famous architectural sites like the Soong Ching-ling Former Residence. In the evenings, a walk along the river is incredibly refreshing and pleasant. The room felt much larger than its estimated 46 square meters. The original design was simple yet practical, with a very reasonable layout and a bright overall color scheme that made me feel relaxed and happy. Upon check-in, the front desk proactively upgraded me to a deluxe room with a partial river view, which was a delightful surprise. This hotel was the best experience and offered the best value among the four hotels I stayed at during my trip from Changsha to Wuhan. Five-star rating, a big thanks to the front desk and service staff. Just one small suggestion: the spin dryer in the swimming pool changing room should ideally be replaced. It takes over an hour to dry clothes, and the effect isn't great. I'd also recommend replacing the bath towels.