Suzhou Hotels with Infinity Pools

"A clean and affordable hot spring hotel with few guests. The service attitude was genuinely excellent – friendly, attentive, and patient. The hot springs were also good; the key is that there weren't many people, making for a very relaxing soak. Soaking in the winter is truly comfortable. We were warm and toasty, and it wasn't cold at all walking back from the outdoor pools. The breakfast was abundant with plenty of choices. However, a few complaints: The family room was advertised to have a sofa bed, but it was very small, only suitable for a child. Once unfolded, half was a hardboard and half a soft cushion, making it very uncomfortable to sleep on. The shampoo and body wash provided for showering at the hot springs were quite low-quality, and there was no conditioner. Also, the changing room air conditioning was insufficient, so it was quite cold while changing clothes."

"The Four Seasons Suzhou is, without a doubt, the pinnacle of hotels in China in my opinion. It's located in the prime Jinji Lake CBD, a truly expensive area, yet it's built entirely to resort standards, with low-rise buildings and abundant greenery everywhere you look. I don't think there's another hotel in the entire country that meets this standard right now. The hotel's decor and design are grand yet understated, a blend of Eastern and Western aesthetics, with every corner being photo-worthy. From the front of the main building, you can see the Gate of the Orient to the left and the Cultural Center to the right, capturing the most beautiful skyline on both sides of Jinji Lake. Even the standard rooms are a spacious 55 square meters, and the bedding and toiletries are incredibly comfortable to the touch. Both the breakfast restaurant and the Chinese restaurant use high-quality ingredients and serve exquisite, delicious food. In addition to a standard gym, spa, and two swimming pools (the outdoor one offers a fantastic view directly facing the Gate of the Orient), the hotel also provides travel photography services, bicycle rentals, and a children's activity center with classes. A family could easily spend 24 hours here and not get bored. In summary, while the Four Seasons Suzhou is 100% more expensive than thousand-yuan luxury hotels or popular B&Bs, the overall experience is definitely more than 200% better, making it truly good value for money (they occasionally have special packages). If your budget allows, I genuinely recommend staying here for a night."

"The location is very good, the infinity pool looks directly at Taihu Lake... The housekeepers are very enthusiastic, the room is very clean and comfortable, the hotel package should be considered the most complete of the entire Sanshan Island, cafes, bars, leisure and entertainment, dining are available, and will stay next time. Even summer weekend room rates are reasonable, recommended"

"Environment: I looked for a long time on Ctrip. This hotel was 580 when I booked it. It was basically OK for a room with lake view. It was not expensive. If you choose a room without lake view, it would be cheaper. I stayed on the top floor. The room was not big, clean, and the TV was a projector. There was a balcony with a good view. It was good for taking photos. There was a place on the second floor where you could take photos. It was also very good. Service: The service was very good. They called me one day in advance and added me to the group to send me the location and surroundings. Their house was a little hard to find, but the housekeeper would come out to pick me up. Check-in was also very fast. You could order coffee when you went in. When we left, they also gave us a souvenir, a box of tea. We will go to Hengshan Island if we have the chance."

"A resort with a super nice environment, a popular check-in spot, the hotel has its own Taihu Lake landscape area, and the hotel specially arranged a viewing tent, lounge chairs and lazy sofas, which are very considerate. We stayed in the Loft on the second floor of the resort. It is a two-story room type, suitable for large families. The room has floor-to-ceiling windows and faces Taihu Lake directly. The resort arranged afternoon tea fruit and bread for guests staying in the hotel during the holidays, which was very unexpected. There is a cafe in the resort, which is suitable for everyone to drink coffee and afternoon tea, and you can also have tea around the stove. Breakfast starts at 8 o'clock, the dishes are very rich, and considering that there are many guests on the holiday, the dishes can be supplemented in time. The sky is not good this holiday, it drizzles, and you can't play outdoors all the time. I want to treat it for a few days next time. PS. There are many farmhouses near the resort, and the price is fair"

"Experience home away from home for a small price! It's hard to believe this is in Suzhou! I have lower back pain, and their mattresses are more comfortable than many five-star hotels. Most importantly, it's clean, and the private hot spring uses recycled water. Very clean indeed. Recently, some willow catkins have been falling from the sky, very romantic! Quiet. I've been quite tired lately, and this place is perfect for relaxation. It's so quiet at night you could hear a pin drop. Not many guests, and they are very well-mannered. No loud noise. It felt like having the place to myself. The Dyson green hairdryer is adorable. I must mention the service: When I discovered that 8 people in the group were following me... 3 people delivered food, water, cold medicine, and a thermal blanket. It truly felt like I got my 20,000 RMB for free. The butlers all said they weren't good at taking pictures, but the photos were taken by them, haha. Afternoon tea was complimentary. The owner is very enthusiastic; the brand is an externalization of the owner's personality. I'll definitely bring friends here again. Hahahaha."

"The whole family is out this year. This famous hotel booked by my uncle is great... great... Hardware...software is star level Large floor-to-ceiling windows on the balcony... also tatami... the lighting is super perfect... the main thing is very clean We're all in the family... 9 rooms... Also terrace area... barbecue area... game area... chess area... singing area... Everyone has a place to play... Hahahahahaha Boss... The boss is intimate and has a surrounding... very polite The dishes are delicious too. By the way... and the pool... we've booked summer slots I recommend everyone"

"I lived in Tinglan's real first-line lake view bed room. The scenery outside the window was super beautiful. The room had a large lake view terrace and felt like it could stay for more than 10 people. Environment: The homestay has a sense of design. It is a blockbuster. It has its own swimming pool. My room has lake view, pool view, Mingyue Bay Ancient Wharf landmark view, sunset view, and homestay garden view. Satisfied, too atmospheric. Facilities: all kinds of front-line big-name furniture, comfortable and relaxing living, silk mattress, Kohler sanitary ware, Marshall stereo, L'Occitane washing and care. Service: Miss Butler is beautiful and welcoming, fruit coffee mini bar a lot of quite enthusiastic, the nightingale is delivered to the room will ask in advance the meal time is not disturbed, the measure is very meticulous. Breakfast is also delicious, full of varieties If you have enough time, you can stay for a few more days to experience the surrounding attractions, and I feel that I am not willing to leave for one night. The sanitation is very clean, it can be said to be spotless, like the cleaning aunt 👍"

"Hotels these days always talk about 'cost reduction and efficiency improvement,' but there's a prerequisite for that: it shouldn't come at the expense of service quality. Otherwise, it's just cutting corners. This hotel definitely gets full marks for its environment. The air in the mountains is fresh, and it's very quiet, with birds chirping and insects buzzing – very peaceful. However, the service staff are all temporary hires, so the service is a bit subpar. Let me give you a few examples: When I checked in, I was told there was a shuttle bus. At first, I didn't take it and walked up the stairs myself. After walking several flights, I felt quite tired. I saw a cleaning lady and asked her where to catch the shuttle. She immediately replied, 'Don't ask me, I'm just here temporarily to clean, I don't know anything.' I was sleeping soundly in the morning but was woken up by sunlight. I saw the sun streaming in from the bathroom window, and the bathroom door was transparent and didn't block the light. I noticed a roller blind on the bathroom window, an electric one, but couldn't find the switch. So I called the front desk to ask. The front desk staff said she didn't know where the switch was either and would have to send an engineering staff member to my room to find it. Eventually, I found the switch on an recessed wall above the bathroom vanity, but by the time I found it, my sleepiness was gone. Since I was awake, I went down for breakfast. There was a host stand at the restaurant entrance, but no one was there. I waited for a while, still no one, so I just went in. A lady in a black suit in the restaurant saw me and asked for my room number. I thought, 'You should at least seat me first before asking for my room number!' She casually pointed and said, 'Just find a seat yourself, any empty spot is fine.' Then she scurried off, no longer caring about the room number. After breakfast, I thought about visiting the nearby Yuyang Mountain Scenic Area. I asked the hotel front desk, and the staff member told me I could take the cable car to the top of the mountain for the views. She confidently told me the cable car station was right at the main entrance of the scenic area. In reality, the cable car station and the main entrance are completely different locations. The cable car entrance is about two or three hundred meters from the hotel, while the scenic area's main entrance is six or seven hundred meters away. If you want to take the cable car up the mountain, don't do what I did and go all the way to the main entrance before backtracking to the cable car entrance. Even a few hundred meters in hot weather can make you sweat profusely. It felt like the hotel staff themselves had never actually been there. I arrived at the hotel around 1 PM, and I wanted to ask if there was a room available for check-in. If not, I'd go out for lunch first. As soon as my car pulled into a parking spot in front of the hotel lobby, a man in a white shirt came over to shoo me away, saying 'Don't park here, don't park here!' in a very aggressive tone. I said I was just asking if there was a room available. He said, 'No room, no room, no room now,' very impatiently. I retorted, 'Oh, so you know everything, do you?' He rolled his eyes at me and walked away. That was my first impression of the 'white shirt' guy. Later, I saw him delivering fruit to rooms, delivering meals to rooms, he was everywhere. In the morning, I was sitting in the hotel lobby waiting for someone to go to breakfast together, and he came over and said, 'Go sit over there, I'm going to turn on the air conditioning, I need to close the doors and windows first,' his tone leaving no room for argument. When I was checking out, I saw 'white shirt' in the lobby helping guests with their luggage, seeming to enjoy himself immensely. I was so curious about what kind of job this 'white shirt' person actually had. Finally, I found out he was the hotel general manager. Well, that certainly fits the bill, a 'Labor Day' experience of life, I suppose. Finally, I'd like to tell the hotel that the bath towels and face towels in the rooms need replacing. They're supposed to be pristine white and soft, but they've become stiff and stained black. The chair covers on the balcony also need to be replaced; they're all torn. All things considered, for a price range of around a thousand yuan, this resort hotel is still worth staying at."

"#The service is very attentive and the landlord is very enthusiastic. #Health is very good#I am very satisfied with the room view, very beautiful"