Hotels With Wi-Fi in Zhejiang, China

The hotel staff were very warm, attentive, and gentle. The hotel is quite close to West Lake scenic area, and they have robots delivering meals, which my kids loved. They can also guide us to our rooms. The smart rooms have Xiao Du (a smart assistant) which you can use to control things like closing curtains and turning on the TV. The hotel's overall environment is also very good. My experience was pretty satisfying.

It's hard to believe you can book such a great and clean hotel in Hangzhou for just over 200 yuan! I accidentally booked a room without a window, but thanks to the fresh air system, it didn't affect my stay at all. The housekeeping staff replenished the tea bags daily, and there's a smart assistant (Xiao Du) available. The front desk staff were incredibly helpful and patiently guided me on how to upgrade my room. Borrowing an umbrella and tape was also very convenient. The location is unbeatable – it's within walking distance to West Lake, Hubin Yintai, and Hefang Street. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Hangzhou.

I heard about the 'Toilet Lid Hotel' in Huzhou, and after a quick search online, I was instantly captivated. I booked a 3-day, 2-night package. Arriving in the evening, the scenic drive along Taihu Lake was breathtaking. Looking at the 'Toilet Lid' building in the distance, nestled by the lake, it truly looked like a sparkling pearl on Taihu Lake, absolutely stunning. Upon arrival, we first drove around the hotel to experience the charm of the 'Toilet Lid' up close. Once at the hotel, a butler was waiting to escort us to our room. Everything was perfectly arranged, making us feel right at home. They even upgraded us to a suite with a huge balcony, which was wonderful for enjoying the beautiful Taihu Lake views. I always appreciate the style of Sheraton hotels; even if the facilities are a bit older, the amenities, service, and breakfast are consistently excellent. I recommend going to breakfast a bit earlier for a wider selection. The travel photographer was also fantastic, and I absolutely loved the photos she took.

Stepping into the lobby of Shaoxing Hotel, I finally understood what it means to find luxury 'hidden' in Jiangnan. It’s not the ostentatious, gilded kind, but rather white walls and dark tiles, winding paths leading to private courtyards, like a meticulously preserved Jiangnan garden. Passing through moon gates, circling around rockeries and ponds, Fushan Mountain is just a stone's throw away, with lush tree shadows stretching right to the windows. The front desk didn't hand me a room card, but a heavy brass key tied with a silk ribbon, feeling as if it could unlock the gates of some ancient mansion. The elevator walls were adorned with ink paintings, local masters' renditions of Shen Garden – the willow branches in the painting still drooped, as if you could hear the sighs of Lu You and Tang Wan. Suddenly, I realized that a five-star rating isn't displayed on a wall; it's hidden in the details – the weight of that brass key, the warmth of a handwritten note, the uncontainable pride in the tea master's eyes when talking about tea. The next morning, I was woken by birdsong. Pulling back the curtains, an old man was practicing Tai Chi in the courtyard, each movement slow, much like the pace of this city. Breakfast was at the buffet, and beyond the Western options, there was a dedicated Shaoxing snack station – freshly fried stinky tofu, freshly wrapped ai jiao dumplings, and freshly cooked Ciwu Dajian noodles. The chef, a local auntie, muttered as she cooked, “The broth needs to be ample, the noodles firm, and the toppings freshly stir-fried for the best aroma.” When leaving, the front desk asked if my stay was enjoyable. I said it was excellent. Even after driving a long way, I looked back and could still faintly see the white walls of Shaoxing Hotel standing amidst the tree shadows. It’s not flashy, not showy, just like this city – reserving its best for those willing to slow down.

Absolutely beautiful! The room decor truly captures the essence of Jiangnan. I initially thought staying by the water would be damp and cold, but stepping into the room completely changed my mind. It was warm, very clean, and incredibly cozy. The service at Wuzhen Xizha is excellent; they even handle luggage transport. After checking in at the visitor center, you can go explore, and your luggage will be delivered to your accommodation by staff. Thumbs up! 👍 You can capture stunning views right from your room, and the breakfast is plentiful and well-balanced – so delicious! I'll definitely come back if I get the chance. Thank you! 🌹

Staying at the Huzhou Giraffe Manor Hotel during the May Day holiday was an absolutely amazing experience! Our standalone cabin was nestled in a bamboo forest, and opening the window revealed lush greenery and the fresh scent of plants filling the air. The most unforgettable part was the giraffe breakfast – seeing their adorable long necks poke into the dining area for a close-up interaction was incredibly therapeutic. The travel photography service was excellent; the photographer was professional and patient, perfectly capturing heartwarming moments with the giraffes, along with the bamboo forest and other cute animals. Every photo looked like a fairytale come to life. The park also offered a variety of animal interactions, with cute raccoons and capybaras, and the butler service was thoughtful and attentive. This is definitely the place to go for a May Day family trip, offering both natural wilderness and excellent service. Highly recommend returning!

I have to say, a five-star is still a five-star. We originally booked two nights at another hotel, but after one night, we just couldn't stand it. We checked out the next day and went straight to Hilton. From the moment we entered the lobby, I knew we made the right decision. The room was clean and tidy, the service was warm, and our child didn't even want to leave the hotel, just wanted to stay there. Breakfast was also quite rich. All in all, everything was pretty good.

The room was spacious and clean, and the hotel's location was excellent. We could walk to popular attractions like the ancient city and the Ten Thousand Buddha Pagoda. However, there were a few downsides: First, the breakfast selection was quite limited. Second, the night light in the room was too bright, which seriously affected our sleep. Third, when we asked for a few extra bottles of mineral water, we were abruptly told there would be a charge (though they eventually gave them to us for free). Finally, there was no proactive communication from customer service before check-in, nor did anyone reach out to offer assistance via WeChat after we checked in.

A great place for a weekend getaway! The service was excellent; they even helped us with our luggage to the room. A special thanks to Xiao Dong for their service. We were upgraded to a lake-view room, and the balcony offered a stunning view with quaint bridges and the lake. After settling in, we walked along Nanhu Lake to Nanhu Tiandi for dinner and stumbled upon a bread festival, which was a lovely surprise and we got some great finds. Back at the hotel, we found that turndown service had been provided. The next morning, after breakfast, we headed to Haogu Pagoda. I actually wanted to go there on the first afternoon, but we couldn't find the small back entrance, and neither could several other groups who came looking later. We eventually realized it was blocked by illegally parked cars. I hope the hotel can put up a sign there to explain this. After descending the pagoda, we took another stroll around the hotel grounds to enjoy the garden scenery before leaving. We skipped Yuehe and Zicheng, which were mentioned online, as we had to head back in the afternoon, and having been to Xitang, I didn't feel the need to visit another water town; once a year is enough for me. I actually prefer places like Nanhu Tiandi. Of course, for those with more time, it's worth exploring all these places.

Traveled alone and decided to stay a night here for the room's king-sized bed for some extra comfort after 9 days of walking around Hangzhou for events and sightseeing. Demi was prompt in her responses and was able to answer my questions quickly. Check-in process was smooth and the room is clean. Amenities are good, bed is comfortable and hoarding 4 pillows at once is certainly a comforting experience after a lot of travel. Room is quiet and you can barely hear sounds from the corridor unless someone speaks really loudly. There's no bathtub, and my room has a view of Hyatt Regency. Gym is also decent and quiet. There's also a weighing scale that generates your report if you happen to be interested. Breakfast is decent. I didn't get to eat much due to a loss of appetite but the fried mushrooms were nice. The watermelons however, did not look appetizing but other guests seemed to enjoy it. Overall I think it's nice since it's really convenient. If you're arriving you should see the hotel when you're coming out from T4; if you're coming here by metro then take the elevator down and you should see it in walking distance. Signage is not exactly great but it's not too difficult to navigate around. I'd still consider staying here again if I'm returning to Hangzhou with with an early departure flight.