Spa hotels in Ningbo

The Bali staff are very polite and friendly. They went out of their way to help me with my stay. The rooms are quite large and the beds are very comfortable with plenty of pillows. The shower had plenty of water pressure which is always nice. I want to call special attention to 2 people that were especially helpful and kind and really went above and beyond for hotel staff members in my view. This includes Fang Rui who helped me with ”all” my laundry and one of the manager's who name is Zhou Jianing made sure my stay and room requests were handled very quickly and easily.

This hotel is super conveniently located right next to the elevated road, making it a quick 10-15 minute drive to the city center. Choosing this high-rise hotel was absolutely worth it. From the window, you get a panoramic view of Ningbo's night lights – the evening breeze paired with the city glow creates such a wonderful ambiance. The public leisure areas are fantastic; the indoor ball pit is stress-relieving and cozy, while the colored clay area is perfect for whiling away some time. Outside, there's a flat lawn with a slide, making any activity enjoyable. The room hygiene is meticulous, and the staff are incredibly gentle and respectful, responding quickly to any requests. The recreational areas perfectly blend fun and relaxation. I highly recommend this hotel for your travels and stay!

The room was very spacious, and the sofa in the living room folded out into another bed, so all three of us slept very comfortably. There's a dedicated walk-in closet, which was convenient for hanging clothes, and the luggage rack greatly facilitated using our suitcases. We didn't get to use the private hot tub outside the room as we were always out, so I can't comment on it. The window on the hot tub's wall is open-worked with plants outside, so mosquitoes and other insects might fly in. Be sure to keep the balcony door closed. There are two bathrooms in total. The shower room is inside the bedroom and is quite spacious, but you need to make sure the showerhead is pointed towards the inner wall, or water might spill out. The room lighting was very bright, and so were the bathrooms. The fruit provided by the hotel was also very fresh. Hotel staff were polite and always smiled, greeted, and checked in with us whenever we encountered them. The breakfast buffet offered a rich selection, especially great for those who enjoy Chinese breakfast. The steamed buns and flatbreads were made fresh on the spot; the pork buns were delicious, and the auntie making them was very enthusiastic. There was also a live station for noodles and wontons. Western options, apart from bread and cakes, were a bit weak, which suggests the hotel mainly caters to Chinese guests. The location along Dongqian Lake is convenient for getting in and out, and parking is also easy with a dedicated attendant. The manager overseeing it is very responsible; we saw him diligently working every day. Overall, I feel this hotel is diligently managed and operated, making for a reassuring and comfortable stay.

As a long‑established property, Langham offers acceptable facilities. Its location in central Eastern New Town is excellent, with restaurants, entertainment venues and great transport links nearby. One downside: front‑desk employees generally have poor English and speak too quietly. Key information including minibar fees and other service charges was not explained clearly, which brought us some unnecessary unpleasantness.

I booked a city-view executive king room, but was upgraded to a lake-view executive room upon check-in – what a pleasant surprise! The hotel is located by the lakeside park, with excellent greenery. The overall environment is quite good and perfectly met my expectations for a relaxing getaway. The executive lounge offers 24-hour soft drinks with card access. Perhaps because of this, there's no minibar in the room. The afternoon tea had a few small desserts, but the taste was pretty ordinary. Dinner included pan-fried fish, fried rice, braised pork trotters, and salad – enough to fill you up, but nothing spectacular. There were a few cocktails available. If you want to try local cuisine, you'll need to venture out. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of choices, and the sea urchin wontons were incredibly fresh – a must-try!!

I've stayed at the Pacific Hotel Yuyao many times. It's located along the Yaojiang River, and I really enjoy my daily walks along the river. The hotel service is consistently excellent, much more professional than many newly built five-star hotels, especially when it comes to the small details. The breakfast is particularly abundant and features many local Yuyao specialties, which is very comforting as a descendant of Yuyao. All the staff are very friendly and always willing to help. It's my top choice when visiting Yuyao; it would be even better if they had larger family rooms.

The hotel service was excellent. Check-in was fast, and the room was spotlessly clean with no strange smells. All the facilities were complete and in good working order. The environment was quiet, so I wasn't disturbed by any noise. The staff were gentle and polite, and they resolved any issues promptly. There are plenty of dining and entertainment options nearby. My stay exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend it!!!!!!!!!!!

Facilities: Excellent Cleanliness: Spotless Ambiance: Superb Service: Outstanding Booking the two-night package at Landison Dongqian Lake Resort was a real find! The package included daily breakfast for two, one dinner, and hot spring tickets – it was comprehensive, great value, and had absolutely no hidden costs. The hotel is nestled between mountains and water, with its white walls and dark tiled roofs creating beautiful garden scenery at every turn; a stroll here is incredibly therapeutic. The rooms are spacious and bright, meticulously cleaned, and the soft bedding ensured a good night's sleep. The breakfast buffet offered a wide selection of both Western and Chinese dishes, including local specialties and freshly made noodles. The complimentary dinner featured fresh ingredients, with the lake-caught dishes being particularly flavorful and generously portioned. The hillside hot springs have numerous pools and a tranquil environment, perfect for soaking away travel fatigue. The front desk and housekeeping staff were warm and attentive, and the resort even offers a shuttle service for easy transportation within the grounds. With dining, accommodation, and hot springs all in one place, the overall experience was impeccable. It's perfect for both a relaxing getaway and family trips. I truly recommend it to anyone looking to holiday in Dongqian Lake!

The hotel is located on a mountain. After checking in at the lobby, we had to transfer from a shuttle bus to an electric cart to reach our room. Our butler, Jason, had already upgraded our room, and the moment we stepped in, the view was absolutely stunning. The room itself was spacious and bright. The hotel environment is serene, upscale, and grand. Throughout our stay, Jason was attentive and thoughtful, always available when we called. The only downside was the hotel's gym equipment, which was rudimentary, with just one treadmill, one stationary bike, and a few dumbbells. This really doesn't align with a high-end hotel.

I visited last year and was very satisfied, but my experience this year was just so-so. I'm not sure if they're cutting costs and increasing efficiency, but they seem to be skimping on the air conditioning. The lobby wasn't cool at all; I was actually sweating while checking in. The corridor leading from the lobby to the guest room buildings had almost no AC, and it was very hot. The elevator also lacked AC and was sweltering. The windows in the guest floor hallway were closed tight with no AC, and there was a strong musty smell. The room itself had a musty smell upon entering. If you try to open the balcony door for ventilation, the AC stops working. I'm not sure if they used too much disinfectant on the bed linens, but my skin felt very itchy while sleeping, to the point of waking me up in the middle of the night. The hotel's pest control is also inadequate; I still got many mosquito bites even after applying repellent. Plus, the toilet paper in the room was paper-thin. The overhead shower needs fixing; the water sprayed everywhere. They've cut costs so much that there are only two bottles of mineral water in the room. There was only one pack of tissues, so after washing my hands in the bathroom, I had to go to the room to get paper, which was ridiculous. The only things that haven't declined are the service at the Chinese restaurant and the staff at the go-kart area.