Apartments in Hubei, China

This was my second stay here and it was just as great as the first time. The service is excellent, and the facilities are all there. This time, my room was on a higher floor, offering an even better view. The location is super convenient – there's a supermarket and a subway station right downstairs, making it easy to get anywhere. This will definitely be my top choice again when I come back to Wuhan.

The room was clean and tidy, the location was super convenient for transportation, and the owner was very kind, generous, and enthusiastic.

This hotel is wonderful, beds and rooms are very comfortable and spacious. The staff were exceptional kind, especially Claire Shang, who was working at the front desk. She speaks fluent English and a number of the staff know English as well. Every time I have family or friends visit me, I get them a room at this hotel. Can’t recommend it enough. Plus the breakfast is cheap but yummy, and you can order specific dishes you want like an omelette or scrambled eggs. Plus local Chinese dishes. Also they have a cute robot that can bring amenities to your room if you need them.

I came from Canada due to my business trip, this is absolutely A Hidden Gem That Outshines Even the Hilton Below! I had an absolutely unforgettable stay at Wuhan Hanyang Beike Hotel—this place is a masterpiece of modern hospitality. If you’re looking for luxury without breaking the bank, look no further. Let’s start with the view: from my room, I had a breathtaking panorama of the Yangtze River, with a front-row seat to Wuhan’s cyberpunk-style skyline. The glowing bridges—including the Yingwuzhou Yangtze River Bridge, Yangsigang Bridge, and Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge—light up the night like something out of a sci-fi movie. To top it off, you can even spot the historic Yellow Crane Tower, blending the ancient with the ultramodern in a way that’s visually stunning and emotionally moving. The interior design of the hotel is unbelievably sleek and luxurious—we’re talking five-star finishes, modern lighting, spotless wood flooring, elegant furniture, and a spa-like bathroom that feels straight out of a high-end design magazine. It’s the kind of place that makes you stop and say, “Wow,” the moment you walk in. I’ve stayed at the Hilton, located just downstairs, and while it’s fine, Beike Hotel blows it out of the water in terms of value, design, and overall experience. You’re getting a top-tier, modern boutique stay at a fraction of the cost. The staff, especially the warm and professional Ms. Liu, were incredibly helpful, attentive, and kind—service was impeccable. If you’re a traveler who appreciates unique experiences, luxury on a budget, and a fusion of futuristic style with rich cultural heritage, this is THE hotel to book in Wuhan. I can’t recommend it enough. I will definitely return, and when I do, I won’t even consider staying anywhere else.

The room is quite spacious. It's a bit dated but clean. There's a snack street right downstairs, which is very convenient, and the lake view is also beautiful.

This is my second stay here, and the hotel is still very new with a great sense of design. The rooms are incredibly spacious, and I think it offers good value for money. Its location is also very convenient, being close to Hankou Railway Station. I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

Very spacious but feel like there could be a better use of space. View is amazing and location is great as well. The place could be cleaner but overall great stay worth its value! Only issue was that there was loud knocking sounds made throughout the day, not sure if there was construction or something else.

Very close to the subway station, especially convenient for the sister who check in is warm, enthusiastic, the decoration is very tasteful, it is also very easy to find, the transportation is very convenient, this boasting experience is very good, I still like the big screen projection to forget to take pictures and play photos to make up, the price is fair, will come again next time.

It's a bit like a small apartment with relatively complete facilities, including a refrigerator, washing machine, projector, sofa, wardrobe, etc. The scenery outside the window is also nice. There is a subway station downstairs and the commercial street is only a few hundred meters away. It is a very good experience. (Not a lie, but my true feelings)

The room was pretty standard, with a retro vibe and a view of Hankou city. Courage at the front desk provided excellent service. When checking in, she recommended the apartment's 'Green Apple Plan,' which offers a cultural and creative gift instead of daily housekeeping – a pretty novel idea! She also suggested Ronghua Street nearby for authentic Wuhan breakfast. The breakfast restaurant extending its hours until 10:30 AM on weekends was perfect for my late mornings, and they even had local hot dry noodles. My only minor wish is that the dining area were a bit larger. The gym having a punching bag and a table tennis room is a great touch, offering more options for guests who aren't into heavy lifting.