Hotels With Pools in Zhejiang, China

My stay at the Hilton Jiaxing this time was absolutely fantastic! Even before I had fully stepped into the hotel, I was greeted by the warm enthusiasm of staff member Mona, who proactively helped upgrade my room – setting a wonderfully positive tone right from the start. The room itself was cozy and elegantly furnished. Its spacious layout, starting from a generous 42 square meters, ensured I never felt cramped. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offered a superb view; at night, the glittering city lights were a beautiful sight to behold right from my bed. The in-room amenities also reflected high quality: a 55-inch HD LCD TV, a separate shower and bathtub, and international brand Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries – every detail exuded a touch of luxury. Executive Rooms and Suites even come equipped with a capsule coffee machine and a variety of teas, truly demonstrating an understanding of guests' needs. The hotel's dining options were also a delightful surprise! Yu All-Day Dining restaurant offered an extensive breakfast buffet with a complete array of both Chinese and Western dishes. Local Jiaxing specialties like 'rouzong' (savory sticky rice dumplings) and Nanhu water caltrops, along with mini pan-fried buns and tofu pudding, all tasted fantastic. The freshly-made Eggs Benedict and pan-fried dumplings are definitely a must-try. Adjacent to the restaurant, there's a playful children's dining and play zone, which families with kids will surely appreciate. The Chinese restaurant on the 2nd floor specializes in local Shanghai and Cantonese cuisine, boasting a serene and elegant ambiance perfect for family gatherings or business dinners. Afternoon tea at the Silk Lobby Lounge was exquisite and delicious; paired with a signature cocktail, it created a wonderfully relaxing experience. The Executive Lounge's afternoon tea and Happy Hour were equally impressive, offering a wide variety of hot dishes, desserts, and fruits, all of high quality. The leisure facilities were also comprehensive. The fitness center on the 2nd floor features a variety of equipment, and the indoor heated pool has crystal-clear water. After a swim, you can unwind in the sauna. Furthermore, the hotel boasts an excellent location in Nanhu District, surrounded by all sorts of dining, entertainment, and shopping options. Wanda Plaza is just a short walk away, and it's not far from Nanhu Scenic Area, Yuehe Ancient Town, and Jiaxing South High-Speed Railway Station, making travel incredibly convenient. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Jiaxing, and I will definitely choose this hotel again next time!

The room was quiet, cozy, and comfortable, with an elegant ambiance. The service was excellent, and the front desk staff were warm and attentive. The hotel is located within the scenic area, very close to the entrance, making it convenient for exploring. The room rate included two admission tickets and an elegant afternoon tea for two by the river.

The Shangri-La Yiwu is the best hotel I've stayed at recently. The breakfast, in particular, was abundant and delicious, and the service was excellent. Miss Yin was especially outstanding. I'll definitely be back to stay here again.

The location is superb, the environment is first-class, and the views are excellent. I stayed on the 12th floor with a lake view, overlooking Taihu Lake, which offered a fantastic perspective (though sometimes the wind was a bit strong, so I couldn't stay on the balcony for too long). The hotel's decor is magnificent, and facilities like the swimming pool and gym are good. Breakfast was plentiful and varied; it rotated during my two-day stay. The room itself was generally acceptable, but the carpet was a bit old, and there was a noticeable damaged spot that hadn't been repaired. Service was hard to describe. After check-in, a butler added me on WeChat and I told them I wanted to check in around 1 PM, and the butler said they would relay the request. However, at the front desk, I was told the room wouldn't be ready until 3 PM (though in reality, it was available a bit earlier). A fruit plate was delivered after check-in. My Trip.com order included a daily dining package. The front desk staff seemed to misinterpret it, telling us it was one package per order (we stayed for three days and two nights). I must praise Trip.com; after communicating with them, the hotel reluctantly agreed it was one package per day (meaning two packages for a three-day, two-night stay) and told me I could just go directly to the restaurant as it was included in the order. But did you think that was the end of it? When I went to Shuyu Chuan for dinner, the owner asked for meal vouchers, so it took a long phone call to sort it out. The next day, before going to Mian Baifu, I first went to the front desk to get vouchers and mentioned the issue at Shuyu Chuan. The front desk still didn't give me vouchers, saying I could just go directly. And sure enough, the same thing happened; the owner also asked for vouchers, leading to another ten-minute phone call. I've never seen such service at a five-star hotel. If they were so unwilling, why didn't they just cancel that bundled order? Furthermore, regarding the package issue, it was me who called Trip.com to coordinate and resolve it, yet the butler on WeChat still acted as if she had helped me obtain some special privilege. The order also included a daily entry to the 25th-floor Xuan Bar (starting at 7:30 PM, including two soft drinks and snacks). I must commend the staff there; the Xuan Bar also had a pool table, and we had a great time.

I recently stayed at the Marriott Executive Apartments, and my experience was extremely disappointing. I booked through Trip.com, which clearly stated that all guests from all regions and countries are welcome. However, upon arrival, the hotel failed to inform me of a discriminatory local policy that caused significant problems during my stay. Late at night, the police came into my room unannounced, creating a highly stressful and uncomfortable situation for both me and my partner. This was not only an invasion of privacy but also caused emotional distress. At no point during booking or check-in did the hotel provide any disclaimer or warning about such policies that could affect guests. For a global brand like Marriott, I expected professionalism, transparency, and care for guests’ safety and dignity. Instead, I felt misled and unsupported. If the hotel is aware of restrictions that may impact certain guests, they should be upfront about it before booking, not leave travelers to face such distressing surprises. I will not be staying here again and cannot recommend this property to others. Clear communication and respect for guests are basic expectations, and unfortunately, this hotel failed on both.

My friend and I visited Ningbo to watch a movie, and it was my first time staying at a Shangri-La property. We booked a room with Horizon Club access (executive lounge), and I have a few honest remarks for everyone's reference: 1. Service: Before check-in, no concierge contacted me regarding my needs, which was quite surprising. Other hotels in Ningbo of a similar price range that I've stayed at, like the Sheraton and Hilton, always contact guests in advance. Even after checking in, there was no WeChat contact from a concierge. To request room service, I had to either scan a QR code on the table or make a phone call. 2. Check-in: Since no one contacted me beforehand, I had noted my check-in preferences in advance, hoping for a room upgrade if available. In the past, on Ctrip, there were two scenarios: either the hotel would reply saying an upgrade depends on same-day availability, or they would confirm the upgrade. This time, I received a confirmation that the upgrade was arranged. However, upon check-in, it wasn't mentioned, and the room assigned had a musty smell with a locked window that couldn't be opened for ventilation. My happy expectations quickly soured. I think it's better to just say upgrades depend on availability rather than making a promise and not delivering; it's truly astounding. 3. Package: The package included K11 consumption vouchers, but again, no one informed me how to use them. I eventually had to go down to the front desk to ask. Moreover, they couldn't be collected at the hotel; I had to go to the mall. Once there, I was told that tickets for tomorrow's movie could only be booked on the same day, making my trip a complete waste of time. It was truly awful. 4. Horizon Club: The Horizon Club was the only highlight of this stay. The ladies at the lounge were all smiling and attentive, and the view was excellent. Happy hour was incredibly rich and filling, the best I've experienced in so many luxury hotels over the past two years. Breakfast was also very good, with all the expected food categories available. To sum it up: If you're coming for the food and scenery, go for it. Otherwise, I'd say skip it. And it's best to book a room with Horizon Club access, or you might experience poor service like I did this time. What's even more ridiculous is that while I enjoyed good service at the Horizon Club, my friend, who isn't a Shangri-La member, was pressured into applying for a membership card. It's truly a bittersweet moment. Given this attitude, they might as well set up a proper concierge service.

Marriott never ceases to impress—it was absolutely amazing from start to finish. The cleanliness was unmatched; every corner of the room and facility was spotless and well-maintained. The staff were incredibly polite, helpful, and professional, making every interaction feel warm and seamless. But what made this stay extra special was that I proposed during this visit—and everything about the experience contributed to making it perfect. The smooth service, calm ambiance, and attention to detail made it a truly unforgettable moment for us. Highly recommend the Marriott for anyone looking for both luxury and heartwarming hospitality. Thank you for making this milestone so beautiful

Facilities: Comprehensive Hygiene: Very clean Environment: Excellent Service: Superb Quzhou is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province. We stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton for a self-driving trip during the National Day holiday. Parking was convenient and free, the service was warm, and the accommodations were comfortable. We were extremely satisfied. The hotel is very close to historical and cultural attractions like Quzhou Ancient City Wall, Shuijingmen Scenic Area, Kong Family Temple of the Southern Branch, and Quzhou Museum. We went exploring in the evening, and the ancient city was bustling with activity – it was fantastic!

The hotel's location is great, and the views are truly wonderful. The children's play area is more suitable for younger kids. We happened to check in when the hotel was hosting a competition, and it was a mess...kids running everywhere with no one to supervise them. Breakfast was decent, neither good nor bad. However, this is the first time I've checked into a hotel where they didn't confirm any specific information with me – no mention of whether I'd booked breakfast, or the breakfast times and location. Our room was missing essential toiletries upon check-in, and after we arrived, we had to wait several hours before being told a room was ready. So, why were essential items missing after such a long wait? The service definitely needs improvement.

I stayed for two nights in total. On the first night, I checked in quite late. They assigned me a room on the second floor of Building 8. I immediately felt it was very inconvenient, with no elevator, dragging luggage and a child. Luckily, a hotel staff member helped me carry everything up. The room facilities were outdated, and I found the room door was damaged the next day. The decor was very old-fashioned. However, I must say the service was excellent. On the second day, I discussed it with the front desk, and they helped me move to a room on the second floor of Building 6. The interior design and facilities were definitely upgraded, and there was an elevator. The second room was much more satisfactory!