Romantic Hotels in Hubei, China

I was very satisfied with my stay at the hotel. The front desk staff were really friendly and welcoming. It's super close to the subway station, which made getting around incredibly convenient. The room itself was well-equipped, even coming with its own fridge and washing machine. Overall, it was a great experience. They also offer a self-service breakfast and free coffee. I highly recommend it – 5 stars!

First off, when we checked in, the front desk upgraded our room to one with an amazing view – big applause for that! 👏 Secondly, the rooftop terrace wasn't open during our two-day stay. Coincidentally, we ran into the hotel's general manager, who very enthusiastically invited us up to the terrace. Even though it was closed, the GM offered to open it up just for my partner and me, so we could sit and enjoy the scenery. My partner was absolutely touched, haha. However, the reason I didn't give a perfect score was this: The air conditioning only blows hot air! Hot air! Hot air! No matter which mode we selected, it was always warm air. We asked the staff, and they said it was centrally controlled for heating. But they didn't account for Wuhan's weather or the ceiling height in our room. We ended up sleeping with the balcony door open every night just to get some cool air in; otherwise, the room was incredibly hot and stuffy, making it very uncomfortable!!! We couldn't even use the air conditioning for our entire stay, and at night, the heat would literally wake us up. This is my first time giving a hotel's facilities a bad review. I'm sorry, but it was genuinely very uncomfortable.....

The lobby is incredibly grand, and the facilities are decent; it has everything you'd expect. The bedding quality is excellent! The bathroom has a ton of little odds and ends, essentially a small item pulled from each pretty little box. It lacks a sense of brand identity and is quite a distance from being a luxury hotel. I used the Black Diamond ”One City, One Room” benefit, and upon checking in, I noticed the executive room amenities were L'Occitane. The butler mentioned that only suites currently come with Acqua di Parma, but they still provided it for us. The executive lounge, as pictured, is good for a quick bite, and the fruit selection is quite rich. Free hotel parking is a really nice touch. The butler's response speed wasn't great.

The cleanliness is quite good! The location is excellent with charming views. It's in an old building, with rooms up to the 5th floor, offering a vintage touch. They offer complimentary afternoon tea, a cup of coffee, and an 18% discount at the Sumai restaurant, which is quite a good deal! The self-service breakfast is acceptable. There's a self-service laundry room on the 4th floor, which is convenient, but you might want to avoid staying in room 8417, which is directly opposite the laundry room. Rooms with balconies face the pedestrian street, so it can be a bit noisy during the day, but fortunately, it quiets down after 9 PM. Overall, I'm quite satisfied!

This time, I chose LingShe 1927 for a relaxed trip with friends, and it lived up to expectations – a very satisfying stay. The moment I pushed open the door and stepped into the hotel, I was captivated by the curved archway and the play of light and shadow, like walking into an art gallery. The hotel's butler service was thoughtful and very approachable. They offered exquisite afternoon tea and heartwarming late-night snacks. The hotel's environment and facilities are understated luxury and cozy. The seventh-floor terrace is absolutely stunning; enjoying afternoon tea, bathed in sunlight, feeling the river breeze, and sipping wine or coffee while admiring the riverside night view is incredibly pleasant! Plus, a professional photographer provides free shoots, and you can get great photos just by snapping away in any corner of the hotel.

This was my second stay at the Fairmont Wuhan, and the service was excellent. They called ahead to ask about my check-in needs, but I was on a plane at the time and couldn't answer. The front desk was very thoughtful and upgraded me to an Executive King Room. Karina kindly helped arrange a late check-out until 4 PM, which perfectly met my travel needs. The lobby is spacious and bright, and the concierge staff are very professional, always proactively helping with car doors and luggage. The room has a minimalist black and white design, very American-style and grand. The bedding was super comfortable, and I managed to overcome jet lag in just one night. The toiletries are Grown Alchemist, which are great and smell wonderful. The location is also excellent, very close to Tianhe Airport and Hankou Railway Station.

The hotel's location and room amenities are absolutely fantastic. I stayed on the 22nd floor, which offered expansive views. Waking up to a sunrise over the river and later enjoying the illuminated Yangtze River Bridge and Yellow Crane Tower at night added so many delightful surprises to my trip. The area around the hotel has a vibrant local atmosphere; if you're not in a rush, a ten-minute bike ride takes you to Wuhan Doupi King on Xidajie, and a short walk further unlocks Guiyuan Temple, one of Wuhan's most revered temples. Finally, a shout-out to the hotel service – I called the front desk for an extra blanket in the early hours, and the response was incredibly fast. A truly pleasant stay!

## Review **Ambiance:** Excellent. **Service:** Outstanding! Absolutely impeccable, everyone was incredibly thoughtful. **Cleanliness:** Spotless. **Facilities:** The bed and pillows were incredibly comfortable! We booked both the 180-degree and 270-degree executive rooms, and both were fantastic. The river view was lovely, and the panoramic views were superb. The shower had great water pressure. **Executive Lounge Privileges:** Definitely worth it. The desserts in the lounge were exquisite and delicious, and the evening drinks were also very good. **Breakfast:** Quite ordinary; I wouldn't recommend paying extra for it. **Lunch:** We tried the Hong Kong-style buffet at Cui Xiang, which was pretty good and offered great value for money. We also ordered their拌面 (mixed noodles) with fried egg and rice wine in our room, and it was unexpectedly delicious. **Location:** Very convenient. Li Huangpo Road is right downstairs, and it's about a 1.2 km walk to Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, so a taxi ride is very cheap. Getting to Yellow Crane Tower, Gude Temple, or the Provincial Museum takes about 25 minutes by taxi, costing around 16 RMB. Overall, highly recommended! I would definitely choose this hotel again if I revisit Wuhan!

I'll simply say that this is one of the best hotels I have stayed at. Value for money, design of my liking, exceptional service, excellent location are a few of the reasons why I highly recommend this hotel to anyone planning a vacation in Yichang. I would like to mention the exceptional service given by Ms. Xiaolin, Ms. NiuNiu and Ms. MiaoMiao. They went the extra mile to make our stay a memorable one. Room was a good size, cleaned everyday with complementary snacks and drinks replaced daily. Breakfast was really good too, we looked forward to it everyday for the 5 nights we stayed here. There is a laundry area you can use anytime you wish, a gym and a nearby park you can enjoy overlooking Yangtze river. It was easy to go around too, we booked Didi taxi even late at night and encountered no problems. We hope to stay here again next time we visit Yichang!

The hotel's location is pretty good, with plenty of dining options downstairs. The front desk service is also quite good. I've stayed here multiple times, and it's definitely worth recommending. I'll choose this hotel again next time I'm on a business trip to Huanggang.