Hotels With Breakfast in Zhejiang, China

Facilities: Well-equipped with complete amenities. Everything is functional. Cleanliness: Spotless, recently improved. Environment: Comfortable, with cozy beds. Service: Extremely satisfied with the service attitude, I really liked it. Great, great. Convenient for getting around, easy and quick access to transportation, and very accessible. Fast, convenient, and easy to get to places.

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!

I booked Building 8. The stairs are quite steep, so I wouldn't recommend the upper floors for older guests. The toilet quality wasn't great; even after several repairs, it often wouldn't flush and needed a power reset for some unknown reason. It wasn't fixed by the time I checked out after three days. The hotel's location is excellent, right opposite Fushan Park, which is like the city's green lung! The breakfast was also good, with congee, preserved vegetable pancakes, cream puffs, meat buns, shrimp dumplings, noodles, and mini wontons – all very tasty. What deserves the most praise is the plate clearing service. The staff were friendly and prompt in clearing dishes, unlike some hotels where they push a noisy trash cart right next to the tables, which is quite unhygienic. The Shaoxing sweet soups are delicious; I ordered a Xiaoman (taro and red bean) to my room, and it was wonderfully relaxing. For the price, Shaoxing Hotel offers good value for money!

The developer manages the property meticulously, preserving the original charm of the old buildings beautifully. The guesthouses are uniformly run and fully equipped, making for a very comfortable stay. What truly deserves praise is the restroom: luxurious and impeccably clean, not only offering hot water for handwashing but also thoughtfully providing hand lotion. The attention to detail is truly impressive.

Is this hotel secretly Doraemon's pocket? They've managed to fit a whole universe into a tiny room! The location is absolutely fantastic, right in the heart of the old town. Wuma Street and Jiangxinyu Island are just a short, leisurely stroll away – perfect for a post-dinner walk. The room itself is definitely 'compact' – a testament to real estate being at a premium – but the amenities are out of this world! All sorts of smart devices winked at me, and with a single touch of a button, I could control everything. I especially have to praise the 'waterfall shower' – as a southerner, it was my first time experiencing the sheer thrill of a shower that felt like 'a thousand feet of falling water.' My loofah might as well retire! The most unbelievable part? There's even an electric massage chair tucked away in the corner! After walking twenty thousand steps, my legs were instantly recharged after a session – it was so effective, I wanted to take it home with me. And the food is just divine. I heard they offer complimentary breakfast, lunch, and dinner (though I only made it for breakfast). The selection isn't huge, but it's absolutely exquisite – the Wenzhou glutinous rice knocked my socks off! Mixed with fried dough crumbs and minced pork, it's a carb-lover's dream come true. Here's the kicker: unlimited free roasted sweet potatoes in the lobby! Who can resist that? Last night, I 'borrowed' five for a late-night snack, and this morning I grabbed a few more to munch on the go. Warm and sweet, it's all about that 'socialist薅羊毛' (taking advantage of freebies) joy. The service also gets extra points – not only were the staff all smiles, but there's even a complimentary laundry service! As a lazy person, I was thrilled; I almost wanted to send all my week's worth of dirty socks to be washed here. In short, this place uses its compact size to create endless joy. They truly understand space management!

I originally planned to book a Marriott or Hilton, but switched to Nanhu Hotel instead. It turns out that was a very wise decision. The hotel's location is superb, perfect for a run or a stroll. You really can't beat it. The design is also very nice; the rooms have a beautiful, spacious Chinese style. The air conditioning heats up incredibly fast, and the view of the pagoda outside is lovely. Someone pouring coffee at breakfast was a nice touch, showing they're moving towards international 5-star standards. However, the lamb noodles, which everyone raves about for breakfast, were just average for me personally. Also, I really liked the red boat-themed ceramic cups in the room and bought some from the hotel. The front desk helped me inquire, and two staff members from housekeeping went back and forth several times during the process – I really appreciate your trouble, thank you 🙏🏻. If I had to point out areas for improvement, the dinner at the hotel was good value and the taste was decent, but the service was a bit slow. The air conditioning made a slight noise at night, and there was a faint renovation smell in the room. But for people who aren't sensitive to these things, it should be fine.

A short trip at the tail end of the Chinese New Year holiday, staying at the Tianlai Hot Spring Villa for 2 nights. The lakeside view, warm private hot spring, mahjong table in the room, and the thoughtful butler and housekeeping staff were all great. Plus, the Moon Bay Food Court was super close, and the kids had a blast! The service during the Chinese New Year holiday deserves praise. Despite the large number of breakfast guests, it was organized and orderly, with efficient seating guidance and quick table clearing. The queue for the noodle station during peak hours must have made the chef feel both happy and overwhelmed! 😄 In the mornings, we hiked Renhuang Mountain to work up a sweat, spent the afternoons sunbathing and soaking in the hot springs, and evenings playing mahjong and cards. It was absolutely relaxing, and next time we definitely need to stay for more days! Hahaha.

We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The room was very clean and comfortable. The TV had a lot of very interesting shows including English language movies and movies with subtitles. The bar in the lobby is also very nice, the bartender makes very good MaiTais. Definitely recommend!

This hotel's hygiene is truly impeccable; the room was spotless and the bedding incredibly comfortable, making for a very pleasant stay. The service was also top-notch, with the front desk staff being absolutely fantastic 👍🏼. The hotel offers a convenient shuttle bus service to and from the airport terminal 👍🏼. Plus, it's very close to the hotel's subway station.

Cleanliness: The bathroom had a strong cigarette smell, even though I had requested a non-smoking room. This might be due to the room's proximity to the stairwell, which smelled heavily of smoke. Environment: There are many breakfast places nearby, which is good overall. However, the soundproofing in the room isn't great, and I could hear noise from the stairwell at night. Service: The attitude was acceptable. Facilities: The elevator's down button was broken, so I had to press the up button to get the elevator.