Spa hotels in Huzhou

Rooms & Facilities: Spacious, modern, clean rooms with excellent views (e.g., Fenix Lake from higher floors) and updated bathroom layouts . • Breakfast & Dining: Self-serve buffets with both Chinese and Western options; generally well-liked (). • Location: Conveniently close to Deqing West Railway Station, shopping mall, open green spaces, and near Moganshan — making it great for families and leisure travelers . • Cleanliness & Comfort: High marks for property upkeep and sanitary conditions . • Family-Friendly: Welcomes children with amenities like extra beds; ideal for group stays

Unfortunately, our stay coincided with heavy rainfall – reportedly the worst since the hotel opened. Due to the weather and general environment, there was a noticeable dampness and earthy smell in our room, and the lighting was dim. Oddly enough, this created a cozy atmosphere perfect for a rainy day, which my child found quite charming, haha. We stayed in the rammed earth 'Wild Boar' area. The downhill stairs leading to our room during the downpour were quite dangerous, very slippery underfoot. We had to be extremely careful going up and down, and my partner even took a tumble. We reported this safety concern to the front desk when checking out. I'd strongly advise against this room type for elderly guests or families with young children during rainy weather. As for dining, KK French Restaurant was very much to our taste, and breakfast was good too. The Chinese restaurant, however, tended to be a bit salty. Regarding hotel activities, you can just show up at the scheduled time for non-paid activities, no reservation needed. For pottery, I'd recommend booking in advance as their capacity is limited. The shuttle service's response time was generally slow. The串串 (mini-train/cart?) was adorable and well-behaved.

The hotel is divided into a main building guest room area and a villa resort area. I've stayed at Banyan Tree Lijiang and others before, and my impression was always of low-rise courtyards hidden among the mountains and forests. So, I was quite surprised to see this nine-story main building rising above the trees. After reaching the top, I could overlook the entire lush green forest and also enjoy the sunset, which helped me accept this resort hotel. The hotel environment is excellent, and the outdoor swimming pool offers a fantastic swimming experience! I participated in the outdoor Eight Brocades Qigong every morning for two consecutive days, and the instructor, Yueyuehong, was wonderful! The crape myrtle tree outside the breakfast restaurant is so beautiful, with peacocks leisurely strolling around, creating a strong mountain and wilderness ambiance. There are many aspects of the service that deserve consideration. Most of the staff are young and new, many still students or recent graduates, lacking experienced mentors. Our butler, Summer, would send daily WeChat messages, and her attitude was sincere, clearly trying hard to earn a five-star review. Most of the staff were also willing to serve guests wholeheartedly, but there were obvious deficiencies in on-the-job training and service details. Often, they had good intentions but lacked the ability to execute. For example, at the noodle bar in the breakfast restaurant, a noodle order I placed was taken by someone else, and the staff didn't know how to mark orders for specific guests or proactively resolve the issue in time. The hotel promotes an eco-friendly concept, but some service details failed to convey this concept well to guests, sometimes even misleading them. However, I did encounter a truly exceptional front desk employee. When a small situation arose and a guest was slightly displeased, she observed the situation, showed outstanding adaptability, skillfully resolved the problem, and turned an unpleasant situation around, significantly adding to the hotel's value. I later learned she was an experienced staff member, which explained her adept handling of the situation. It truly made me appreciate the value of seasoned service professionals, and I hope the hotel cultivates more such employees. I secretly peeked at her name tag: Ren Shuhong. Overall, the trip was still enjoyable. Considering the environment, the highlighted experiences, and the performance of this excellent front desk staff member, I am willing to give a five-star rating.

Since I stayed at both Naked Stables and Naked Castle, and booked Naked Stables through their official mini-program, I'll provide a comprehensive review of the rooms, environment, dining, and service to offer more reference points for your choice. **Rooms:** At Naked Stables, I stayed in the rammed earth hut on the hilltop, and at Naked Castle, I had a cliff-view suite. In terms of rooms, the rammed earth hut felt a bit dated, while the cliff-view suite offered a superior view. **Environment:** Before visiting Naked Castle, I absolutely loved Naked Stables. Even after 15 years, its 'wild luxury' concept still leads the pack. However, after going to Naked Castle, I grew to prefer its hilltop scenery, which offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the mountains. **Dining:** At Naked Stables, we dined at Tian She, and at Naked Castle, we ate at the Paotailou Chinese Restaurant. Tian She at Naked Stables was a clear winner; their home-style dishes were exceptionally well-prepared. In contrast, Paotailou Chinese Restaurant had no distinctive features and wasn't even particularly tasty. **Service:** Relatively speaking, Naked Castle provided a more detailed service with a one-on-one butler, Xiao Yang, in addition to their official customer service. However, both resorts lacked standardized training. For instance, regarding departure gifts, which were clearly included in the booking, Naked Stables didn't offer one during check-out. After I brought it up, they gave me one cup, and then another when I mentioned that others received two. Naked Castle, on the other hand, asked me to choose a color beforehand, which was great. But then why were the sizes different between the two resorts? I found that very odd. The smaller size given by Naked Castle was less practical. I experienced travel photography at both, from the same company. I preferred the photos from Naked Stables, and their customer service was also more accommodating and polite. **Friendly Reminders:** The round bed in the rammed earth huts at Naked Stables only has a bathtub and no shower, so choose carefully if you're not a couple. The mountain road to Naked Castle can be challenging for new drivers, so please drive safely. Also, Naked Castle had many insects at night that I'd never seen before. Furthermore, for a luxury hotel priced over 3000, it's unheard of for the mini-bar to separate non-alcoholic beverages and snacks, making only the soft drinks free. It's either all free or nothing. Why offer some items for a fee and some for free, then place them together and expect guests to scan codes to figure out which is which? Guests paying this price typically don't mind spending a bit extra on food, but it's truly a hassle…

Our family stayed at Wangshanju, and the overall experience was fantastic, exceeding all our expectations! ✨ The hotel is nestled in the mountains, offering a serene environment like a natural forest oxygen bar, full of negative ions. Our original plan was mainly rafting, but we ended up spending two leisurely half-days at the hotel because we simply didn't want to leave. The kids loved the outdoor pool, and the gondola rides and Hanfu photoshoots created a wonderful atmosphere. After dinner, we'd hike up the mountain; the view from the top of the tea mountain was absolutely stunning. The breakfast selection was sufficient, but the service was the real highlight: the staff were young, energetic, attentive, and incredibly friendly. We were assigned a dedicated butler upon check-in who thoughtfully checked in with us daily, striking the perfect balance of being helpful without being intrusive. It was truly heartwarming. This is definitely a hidden gem of a resort, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to families traveling together~

This is basically the Anji version of Nara! The guesthouse has various themed hot springs, and you might even stumble upon free-roaming deer – super therapeutic! ❤️🩹 We booked a private hot spring room facing the mountain, and the view was absolutely stunning. The room came with a projector, and the entire guesthouse is surrounded by bamboo forests. Waking up to bird song and the sound of the stream in the morning was pure bliss. The breakfast wontons were incredibly delicious. Definitely another reason to visit Anji!

This is a very pleasant trip. The B&B is only one kilometer away from the Yunshang Grassland Scenic Area. The room is neat and clean. Due to the hot weather, the front desk housekeeper has turned on the air conditioner in the room, so it is very cool when you enter the room. The kitchen is clean and the boss lady cooks delicious food. What is unforgettable is that I left my jade pendant in the hotel when I left the hotel. Within half an hour, I received a call from the housekeeper telling me that the cleaning lady found the jade pendant I left in the room while cleaning. Since I was far away from the hotel, the housekeeper Promise to send it back by express delivery. I received the intact jade pendant the next morning, so excited.

The natural scenery here is absolutely impeccable. The location is uniquely privileged, nestled against mountains and surrounded by forests. Opening the window reveals endless stretches of mountain wilderness, lush greenery, and expansive views. It's easy to capture healing, atmospheric photos everywhere you look. The mountains are tranquil and serene, and the air is fresh. The observation deck, outdoor trails, and other natural landscapes are meticulously crafted. Solely based on the environment and scenery, it's truly exceptional, perfect for tourists looking to escape the city and get closer to nature. However, the accommodation experience shows a clear drop-off. There are many oversights in the maintenance of the hardware facilities. Some outdoor leisure facilities, like the gym and pool, show signs of aging and damage, and several details are worn, urgently needing unified repair and upkeep. The indoor furnishings and soft decor lack a sense of design, and the overall taste in the public areas, in particular, feels rather crude, failing to match the sophisticated feel of the mountain wilderness. Furthermore, the accompanying activities are piled up without any clear focus, significantly detracting from the experience. I recommend streamlining redundant activities and keeping only those unique features that align with the mountain and forest theme. The scenery alone is worth a special trip. If the facilities could be improved, the soft furnishings optimized, and the activities streamlined, the overall experience would be significantly enhanced.

The service was incredibly attentive and warm. The front desk staff patiently answered all our questions, and any requested items were delivered promptly and efficiently – truly heartwarming. The staff were all very kind and friendly. The front desk was thorough in their explanations, and requests for water or other items were met with impressive speed. The front desk was also incredibly enthusiastic and helpful, offering excellent tips for exploring Changxing. Everything, from timely deliveries of supplies to their overall attitude, showed great warmth and care.

Traveling during the off-peak summer season meant fewer crowds, which was nice. However, I felt the room's price didn't quite match its standard. In my room, there was an unsettling stain on the wall near the TV – it looked like either soy sauce or blood – which was pretty gross. The bathroom was tiny, making even grabbing a tissue difficult. On the plus side, housekeeping kept the room clean. The open-air corridors, though, were extremely hot. Breakfast was average, neither good nor bad. The commercial street downstairs, which was recently renovated, only opens on weekends. For over 600 a night, I didn't find it particularly good value for money. However, the front desk service was excellent, and I'd like to commend them for that.