5-Star Hotels in Zhoushan

After visiting Mount Putuo, I stayed at this hotel in Zhujiajian, and it was quite unique! It's right opposite the Guanyin Bodhisattva World, so the next day I could just scan my ID to enter, which was a good experience! The room was nice, and they offer a shuttle service. The minibar items were complimentary, and the auntie even brought milk and fruit.

The hotel's location is excellent; I could see the Nanhai Guanyin statue from my room. It's right on the beach, and walking to Nanhai Guanyin, Zhulin Temple, and Puji Temple is very convenient. The hotel service is great, with pier transfers and thoughtful, personalized service – definitely a highlight. Breakfast is mostly Chinese style, and the unique 'order-as-you-go' system every other day is a nice touch. The seafood set dinner was high quality, delicious, and good value for money. I also want to give a shout-out to the photographer at Chanpai; their photography skills were great, photo selection was quick, and I was very happy with the pictures. My only minor regrets are that the clear sound of the waves at night affected my sleep, and the room didn't have a wardrobe for hanging clothes.

The location is fantastic, facing the sea with mountains behind. The views from any side are stunning. While Voco is a five-star hotel, it's more design-oriented and doesn't have a swimming pool. The cleanliness is impeccable, and the service is on point. There's a private parking lot with plenty of spaces, making parking convenient and free. There are a few EV charging spots, which is nice, and public charging stations are nearby. Breakfast is just average; it's enough to fill you up. The restaurant isn't very large, and the outdoor terrace is a bit too hot in this weather. There's a bathtub for soaking, but the shower facilities are poorly maintained – the showerhead is loose. Also, due to the floor-to-ceiling windows, the TV in the room is oddly placed on the side. The air conditioning runs very quietly, and the cooling performance is decent.

On the day of my trip, there was heavy fog and rain, causing multiple changes to the ferry schedule. I really appreciate the executive, Li Fenjun, for her thoughtful reminders and assistance with coordination throughout: she gave me early warnings about cancellations, promptly informed me when services resumed, proactively arranged a shuttle when there was traffic control on-site, and even helped me clarify false information, ensuring I got on the vehicle smoothly. The hotel's location is excellent, close to a bus stop, making travel very convenient. A little tip: when returning from Mount Luojia, you can take the hotel's vehicle directly back without having to detour to Puji Temple. The entire trip went very smoothly, and I'm very grateful!

A very satisfying accommodation experience! The most praiseworthy thing is the hotel's butler service. I would like to praise the butler Guo Yue by name. He would contact us one day in advance to ask about our needs, and then tell us about the weather, clothing and the situation on the island. Because we brought a lot of luggage, we also arranged a dock pick-up service. After we arrived, the hotel staff were very enthusiastic to help us with our luggage and gave us a bed fence. You can contact the butler for everything during your stay. Guo Yue always responded to us immediately. The service was very good 👍🏻. The room was clean and tidy, and the breakfast was average. The hotel is right in front of the Fayu Temple pick-up point, which is very convenient to go anywhere. It is also very close to Qianbu Beach, just a few steps away.

The room was too small, and the toilet had a strange odor. They even tried to charge extra for my child's breakfast. It was one adult and two children, even if you consider it two adults, children are usually free! They didn't charge on the first day, but then tried to charge on the second. Are they just trying to swindle people? The breakfast was better than a guesthouse, but unlike a guesthouse, there's no dedicated car to take you where you want to go. I guess accommodation on the island is generally not as good as in the city. Five-star prices for three-star amenities. Accommodation in Putuo is getting more and more expensive, with more scams, and it's becoming less authentic. This year's accommodation is even more expensive than last year, and the service is really mediocre.

The hotel's decor exudes a classic elegance. The white furnishings are incredibly refined, and the calligraphy and artwork are tastefully chosen. The inscription at the entrance, ”常游究竟空” (meaning roughly ”Always wandering in ultimate emptiness”), adds a touch of Zen. The hotel's location in the heart of the scenic area is a huge advantage. Because of this, everything about the room was perfect, except for it being a bit small.

The hotel ambiance is cozy and inviting, the breakfast selection is extensive, and the staff are incredibly warm and attentive. A special shout-out to Ciro at the front desk, who was incredibly diligent and responsible. We accidentally misplaced our ID and were worried we might have dropped it in the elevator. After inquiring at the front desk, Ciro immediately contacted the relevant personnel to review the elevator footage, confirming it wasn't lost there. This put my mind at ease, and I returned to my room to continue searching, eventually finding it under the window curtain. A huge thank you to Ciro and all the hotel staff involved; we really appreciate your help and apologize for any trouble we caused.

This hotel boasts a prime location right on the coastline of Zhujiajian, Zhoushan. Our sea-view room offered expansive views, with the vast, blue ocean right outside our window. The scenery was particularly stunning in the mornings and evenings. The room itself was clean, comfortable, and well-lit, equipped with all necessary amenities, ensuring a great stay. The beach is just a short walk away, perfect for strolls and enjoying the sea breeze while taking in the magnificent coastal views. The service was attentive and thoughtful, and the environment was quiet and relaxing, making it an ideal choice for a leisure getaway. It's definitely a recommended option for anyone looking for a sea-view stay in Zhujiajian.

The experience of traveling to Zhoushan in spring is really great. I stayed at the Shangri-La Hotel. The service was very warm and the environment was very clean and tidy. I could see the sea from the room. The scenery was beautiful when I walked around nearby. I got up in the morning and went to the first floor to have breakfast, which was also very delicious. I especially recommend the seafood noodles, which is a local specialty and highly recommended.