Romantic Hotels in Zhejiang, China

Staying at this hotel during our trip was incredibly convenient and stress-free! The room cleanliness was top-notch. The staff were all very kind and attentive, even proactively offering recommendations for things to do. What I loved most was the dining options. The 24-hour McDonald's on the first floor was super handy for quick bites, and the restaurant on the third floor served delicious food. Plus, there's a whole street right next to the hotel packed with local eateries and specialty restaurants, so you don't have to go far to find something to eat. Everything for food and drinks was right there, making it excellent value for money.

The hotel is massive. As soon as you step inside, the spacious and bright lobby immediately catches your eye, with its grand and elegant decor. The service truly lives up to its five-star rating; from the moment we arrived, the staff greeted us with warm smiles and professional attitudes. They proactively helped us with our luggage and guided us through the check-in process, which was efficient and seamless. Room service was also excellent; just a call to customer service, and staff would arrive promptly with a friendly demeanor. I also have to mention the hotel's environment. The landscaping is outstanding, with lush trees providing ample shade. We could access the South Lake scenic area just by scanning our room key, which my parents particularly loved. They couldn't stop praising it, saying they felt very comfortable staying here. Overall, whether it's the size, service, or environment, Nanhu Hotel is definitely worth the price. I'll certainly bring my parents back again; each season should offer a different experience.

The biggest advantage of this hotel is the exceptional service from the staff. They made us feel right at home. They proactively upgraded our room, asked about our needs and sleeping preferences, and even informed us about potential construction noise nearby, offering good alternative solutions. The room itself was spacious with a good layout. Overall, I was very satisfied. It would be even better if the hardware facilities could be further upgraded. Five stars.

This hotel is perfect for families with kids. They offer a shuttle service to and from the scenic area, and it's also conveniently located right next to the entrance. The breakfast spread is fantastic – I highly recommend taking advantage of the hotel's breakfast. Afterward, you can check out Zaocha Ke, where you can order individual breakfast items à la carte... it's not too expensive either.

Staying at Er You Homestay in Wuzhen truly showed me the gentle charm of a Jiangnan water town. Tucked away in an alley next to Xizha, it offers a peaceful retreat amidst the bustle, just a few minutes' walk from the scenic area entrance. This is super convenient for tourists, as you don't have to lug your luggage over cobblestone paths. As soon as I stepped in, I was captivated by the New Chinese style. The warm wood furnishings, coupled with an elegant tea area, exude the delicate grace of Jiangnan. The room was spacious and bright, the bedding incredibly soft, and thoughtful details like a smart toilet and projector really elevated the experience. Opening the window, I could smell the fresh, humid air of the water town. What truly warmed my heart was the owner's service. She called in advance to remind us about check-in, helped us with our luggage, and patiently recommended several local eateries known only to residents. Breakfast was a delightful Jiangnan-style spread; the pickled radishes with congee were unforgettable. Even if we missed mealtime, she thoughtfully kept food aside for us.

Facilities: The facilities are relatively old. The shower water in the room kept fluctuating between hot and cold. The telephone was unusable due to a damaged cable, which made calling the shuttle very inconvenient. We booked the Far Mountain Family Room, and the reservation stated it could accommodate three adults, but all the supplies were for two people. When we requested an extra toothbrush cup, we were told the room is for two adults and one child, so there were only two sets of adult toiletries. They kept emphasizing that they could give me a cup, but only a plastic one for children, which was quite frustrating. Although it's advertised as child-friendly, I saw almost no mother-and-baby facilities. Compared to some of the more popular family hotels nowadays, the difference is significant. Hygiene: The second floor of the Far Mountain Family Room was much smaller than expected, and there were small bugs in the room. At breakfast in Lumingxuan, the floor was slippery, and I almost slipped several times. A child at the next table even fell down. Environment: The air in the manor is fresh, and there are many animals and birds living here. Small animals often roam on the paths, creating a very pleasant atmosphere. The giraffes are the biggest highlight and quite interesting. However, feeding all the small animals comes with a fee, ranging from 20 to 30 yuan for a small portion, which is really tiny and not good value for money. Service: Breakfast with the giraffes is a major attraction at the Giraffe Manor. We went in the morning hoping to queue for a window seat, but the management was chaotic. There was no queue; finding a window seat was entirely up to luck. Some people would stand by a table or place their bags next to people who were already dining to wait for a spot. There were also people live-streaming on their phones, selling hotel packages in the restaurant, which greatly affected the dining experience. My child needed warm water for milk, but they only had boiling water. When I asked for a bottle of mineral water, the server said the restaurant wasn't part of the hotel and would charge for it. As a family-friendly hotel, the contrast between the live-streamers praising it and the reality was striking. Almost all the entertainment activities in the manor close at 5 PM, so evenings can be quite boring. The scenic shuttle bus is very slow, especially when it rained that day. Staff told us it would arrive in two minutes and we could go downstairs, but we waited with our child in the rain for more than five minutes. In short, every time they said it was coming, it always took a long time to arrive. Welcome fruit: Very fresh and delicious, my child loved the cherry tomatoes. Room MINIBAR: It didn't match the pictures on Trip.com. There were no golden sprouts or other items suitable for young babies. I heard the supplier changed, but the pictures on Trip.com haven't been updated. Summary: The hotel's scenery and outdoor environment are excellent. It's spacious, the air is fresh, there are many small animals, and the giraffes are super cute. If you love small animals and want to get close to giraffes, I recommend coming here. However, for the 1799 yuan we paid for the Far Mountain Family Room this time, I feel it wasn't good value for money. Almost all activities within the scenic area are charged, and some of the complimentary items in the package were free anyway. The most expensive was feeding the small animals; 30 yuan for about 10 carrot sticks, roughly the length of a finger. The internal management, service, and environmental hygiene all need improvement.

The service was excellent. Luggage can be checked in and out, and the process is well-managed through a mobile app, allowing you to track its status at any time. Checking in felt a bit like a lucky dip, as all the Wuzhen guesthouses are part of the same complex, and you don't know which specific building you'll get. However, it turned out to be a wonderful surprise! Our guesthouse was right behind Zhaoming Academy, centrally located in Xizha and not too far from the exit. All the guesthouses are old buildings, and the interiors are beautifully decorated! The best part was not only that the guesthouse was surrounded by water on two sides, but our room was also right by the water. Lying in bed, watching the rippling patterns on the ceiling and listening to the birds chirp was incredibly relaxing. The air conditioning was already turned on before we arrived. Breakfast was fantastic; we sat outside by the water, surrounded by flowers. There were also some services we didn't use, like the free shuttle buggies within the scenic area, which you can call for when you're leaving. But we didn't end up using them.

Honestly, when my friend and I got out of the taxi, the staff were already outside the hotel entrance to greet us and help with our luggage. During check-in, they offered us flower tea, mango, and roasted sweet potatoes, making us feel completely at home. The front desk lady was consistently warm and thoughtful, even helping us with our bags. When we left, they also gave us a parting gift. I truly feel they lived up to the hotel's motto: 'Providing heartfelt and humanistic service.' It was a fantastic experience.

Hangzhou is nice, full of trees and historical sites. The hotel was recommended by the trip planner. Nice cosy rooms. Spacious, and comfortable bed & pillows. There are some nice touches to the room, and the blue was quite pleasing. There is a shower & bathtub as well. Toiletries are provided. The buffet selection is quite good and quite tasty. We only stayed for 1 night. The staff did help with the bags when we arrived. Check in was seamless but they speak limited English though. Overall nice hotel and reasonably priced. Can’t comment on the location much as we used a driver. The hotel is located at the corner, about 10-15 mins from Qinghefang Street by car.

When I visited Huzhou before, my Huzhou friends proudly told me that the Sheraton Huzhou Taihu Lake Hot Spring Resort was the city's calling card and its pride. Due to time constraints, I couldn't stay there then, but I decided I had to experience it someday. This time, taking advantage of my trip back to China, my spouse and I finally fulfilled that wish. The Sheraton Huzhou Taihu Lake Hot Spring Resort exceeded our expectations in every way! What particularly impressed us were the dazzling 'Ring of Light' show, the multi-themed outdoor natural hot springs, and the incredibly rich and varied breakfast. Of course, the luxurious and comfortable room, its impeccable cleanliness, and the polite and attentive service from the butler and staff also left us full of praise. As overseas Chinese from Japan, we can say that even in Japan, hotels of this caliber, with such excellent service, are not common. I will definitely recommend the 'Moon Hotel' to my Japanese friends. Our heartfelt thanks to the Moon Hotel for providing us with such a thoroughly satisfying experience.