I stayed here again, and once again, it was a fantastic experience! They actually upgraded my room for free to one with a bathtub, which made me incredibly happy! The front desk lady was so lovely! I originally planned to stay for two days, but then Typhoon Dolphin hit, and I couldn't go anywhere. I didn't want to risk taking a high-speed train during a typhoon, fearing cancellations or subway closures, so I extended my stay twice, totaling five nights. I also visited the Jiangnan Water Town Museum. To be honest, Linping's historical depth isn't quite on par with Shaoxing; it was merely a borderland between the ancient Wu and Yue states. The Jiangnan Water Town Museum itself is very grand and beautiful, but the exhibits aren't very extensive. I couldn't hike Linping Mountain either due to the rain and typhoon. Since the attractions were uninteresting and it was typhoon season, staying at the hotel became the most delightful part of my trip. I felt like a young lady from a TV drama, soaking in rose petal baths, listening to music, and enjoying the view every day. My skin even became smooth and soft! The hotel provides bath salts and disposable bathtub liners, so you don't need to buy them. Just bring a swimsuit because you can pull the curtain in the bathtub room to enjoy the city night view. The bathtub itself was clean, but I still scrubbed it with shower gel and disinfected the drain and shower hose with alcohol. My best friend said the bathtub looked brand new. However, the bathtub room doesn't have a symmetrical speaker setup. To ensure you can hear in the tub, there's one speaker by the bed and one above the bathtub. The sweet spot for balanced stereo sound is actually by the bathroom door. If you're looking for true stereo sound, you'll need to book a room with left and right balanced speakers. When the weather is cooler and there's no typhoon, I'd love to come back and hike Linping Mountain again; it's a gentle mountain and not very high.
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