Hangzhou Hua Jia Shan Resort

A perfectly delightful stay!! We booked the Scenic Family Room, which was spacious with a fantastic view from the balcony. In the afternoon, we enjoyed tea with the kids, soaking up the sun and even napping, which was incredibly healing and refreshing after the stresses of work and study. When we had some free time, we took a leisurely stroll around the resort grounds, feeling completely relaxed. We even met an adorable yellow cat 🐈! It seemed to understand us, walking alongside the kids – quite amusing. I'd definitely consider coming back for another vacation!😇😇😇

The outdoor environment gets a 5-star rating, and the location is also a perfect 5. However, the room interiors are outdated and definitely don't reflect the price point – they're on par with a typical budget hotel. The breakfast offers a good variety and the taste is acceptable.

This was my second stay, and it's still an excellent choice for a trip. The hotel is like a natural oxygen bar, and every staff member is incredibly warm and attentive. The room was also great, very clean, and I could breathe in the fresh air right from the balcony. The breakfast had a rich variety. The lobby manager was very kind and approachable.

I used to stay at Yagu Spring, but recently Huajia Mountain Villa had a special offer, so I decided to give it a try. The hotel facilities are decent, and the breakfast is excellent. I'm very satisfied, aside from the lack of a swimming pool.

This hotel has its pros and cons, but overall it falls short compared to chain hotels at a similar price point. **Pros:** The interior environment is quite good, and the cleanliness is excellent. It offers all the expected facilities and services, setting a high baseline. **Cons:** 1. **Outdated Facilities:** The bed frame creaks, and the TV is an old, low-resolution model where you can clearly see the pixels. The room controls aren't smart; there isn't even a master switch. Before going to sleep, you have to manually turn off about ten different switches. 2. **Room Key Hassle:** I booked for two days, but the room key was only activated for one. In Building 2, there was no one on duty to help. I only had one room key on me, with the other inside the room. It felt absurd to have to go up and down twice, walking hundreds of meters back and forth to re-activate the key. I'm not sure if this was a mistake or if guests are expected to re-activate their keys daily. 3. **Disruptive Service:** Instead of putting complimentary items like welcome fruit and herbal tea in the room all at once during housekeeping, they kept knocking on the door to deliver them in batches, seemingly to show off their service. In reality, it was disruptive as we were frequently interrupted while having meetings in the room. Their intentions might be good, but the execution needs more thought. **Important Note for First-Time Visitors to Hangzhou (like us):** While this hotel offers a pleasant and quiet environment, it's also quite far from the city center. Every time you leave, you'll have to navigate the heavily congested Hubin Road. Reaching the city center takes at least 40 minutes, so this is something to seriously consider. If you don't have a car, taxis are practically your only transportation option.

This was my first stay at Huajiashanzhuang, and it truly feels like a private garden by West Lake. The environment is serene, allowing for peaceful, leisurely moments. The front desk staff were very welcoming and even provided complimentary drinks and fruit upon check-in. The hotel is conveniently located near Yuhugu Bay, Huagang Guanyu, and Prince Bay Park. The mini wontons and egg tarts at breakfast were excellent! I now have another great option for my next visit to Hangzhou.