Wenzhou Hotels with Wifi

One of the best hotel i've ever stayed at. What i like: - Good location. Just an alley away from the Wuma street, plenty of food nearby, plenty of shopping spots. Close to everything. - The smart room. it really lives up to the name, everything in the room is well thought out. plenty of outlets, plenty of storage space, the smart bidet, the vanity is well designed. The room is not big but it doesn't feel crammed. The TV is huge. And the best part is the massage chair! - Quietness. At first i was worried because the hotel is on the street, but you can choose room that is not facing the street. I was worried it's gonna be uncomfortable not having a window, but they design it cleverly. They create an indoor corridor with fluorescence light so that you can feel like facing outward and not totally jammed in the room. For someone who prioritises quietness, I really like this part. - Breakfast and snacks. The breakfast line is more than sufficient, there are so many things to eat, fresh noodle, fruits, yogurt, steamed buns and so on. And throughout the day there're free snacks in the common area like ice cream, sweet potato and snack bags. These details really make the stay more pleasant. They even served fruits to your room daily if you didn't pick it up at the front. - The staff. They are really hospitable, for this small hotel, i didn't expect much but they have great service. From checking in, a staff walked you to the room and explain everything. They greeted us every time we go in and out. - Facilities. There's even a small gym in the hotel. Free water bottles. And a computer you can use. Overall, there's nothing i can complain about this hotel. If i ever go to Wenzhou again, i will definitely stay here.

Perfect for business travelers! The facilities are comprehensive and practical, with a gym, self-service laundry, private office areas, and professional meeting rooms – everything you need. The internet is stable, and the environment is quiet, allowing you to balance work and life efficiently. The overall experience was very professional and thoughtful.

Overall, it was decent, and I'd come again. Although the room wasn't much to look at, the service was excellent, and I slept really well. I mainly trust Kaiyuan hotels. The room design is more business-oriented (and a bit ugly). The layout is mostly functional but has some oddities; the bathroom and bedroom are practically 50/50, making the space feel a bit cramped despite the room being quite large. However, this kind of space gave me a sense of security, and I slept very well. The curtains aren't automatic, which probably reflects the hotel's age. The location is excellent. Being on a high floor, the night view is beautiful (daytime is just okay), even if it's mostly buildings. The staff were enthusiastic and the service attentive; they'd deliver a bathtub liner or makeup wipes if you asked. The glutinous rice at breakfast was delicious. They have an impressive array of egg dishes – 'The Egg Family's Loyal Devotion,' 'N Ways to Prepare Eggs,' 'The Hotel That Respects Eggs the Most' – along with bread and pastries, though those were just average, which explains why no one mentions them. The freshly made local specialty breakfast items were indeed better. I'd suggest they heat the hot milk more; it was barely warmer than room temperature, to be honest, and the taste suffered. Why use waxy corn for the milk corn? It had no flavor, and I suspect the milk was watered down. All the stir-fried dishes were quite good, a little oily. I especially liked the stir-fried cabbage, which was slightly spicy and refreshing. They even gave me a departing gift, which was a nice gesture – some snacks. Thank you. The room's lighting was just okay; the bedroom wasn't great for taking photos with the window view, but the bathroom mirror was fine for selfies. It has a separate toilet and shower, along with a bathtub. You need your card to access the upper floors. Robot delivery is available. The door lock felt quite secure. The room's soundproofing is decent, though you have to close the door with quite a bit of force, so you might hear neighbors closing theirs.

Staffs are very good. They are very helpful and service minded. The room is very clean but the toilet's door is transparent. The location is near to Longwan International Airport. It takes around 10-15 mins to the airport. Hotel is a bit far from restaurants. There is vending machine in the lobby. You can find some beverage and instant noodles.

The hotel's proximity to the South Railway Station is a plus. We booked a twin room, and a heads-up for business travelers sharing a room with a colleague: there's no door to the toilet, which can be awkward when changing after a shower. The frontline staff were alright. However, it seems the hotel and management are more interested in making money! I was traveling with two adults and two children (one 1.45m tall, one 1.25m tall) and booked for three nights. I asked if breakfast could be complimentary for the children. Initially, the staff said the taller child would be considered an adult, as anyone over 1.4m is charged 72, and children over 1.1m are 36. They offered one complimentary breakfast for the older child, and I'd pay 36 for the younger one on-site. I was fine with that, but upon reconfirming, I was told the 'complimentary' breakfast for the older child was only for one day. I asked the dark-skinned, slim, glasses-wearing male manager at the lobby why, despite staying for three days, only one day's breakfast for one child was complimentary. He said the hotel's authorization was only for one day and that for the other two days, they could only offer me some bread and drinks. I felt brushed off and certainly didn't feel like the hotel appreciated my three-night stay.

The room was clean and the latex mattress and pillows were unusually comfortable. The room was very quiet, I didn't expect to sleep happily until dawn during the trip. Dry and wet separation is done very well. The shower is large and very comfortable. The TV is a big projection, but we don't watch TV and videos, so it's useless. The front desk and service staff are very welcoming. An extra bath towel and a pack of paper towels were sent soon. Breakfast is cost-effective, 28 yuan a piece, not 48 in Trip.com . In fact, even 48 a piece, the price is very good. There are shrimp, glutinous rice, green dates, very delicious. Recommended.

I booked this hotel for my friend who was coming over. The hotel was very clean, parking was convenient, the service was excellent, and the bed was very comfortable; he didn't feel tired at all while sleeping.

Service: The front desk staff, a young man with glasses, was very enthusiastic and answered all my questions. Thumbs up! The cleaning ladies on the floors were also very friendly. Thumbs up! Hygiene: I found a foreign object, a piece of paper (not sure where it came from), in my breakfast rice noodles. The restaurant manager didn't explain what it was and just took it away, only offering to recook the noodles or provide wontons instead. This was a really bad experience and instantly ruined my appetite. The picture shows the elevator when I was checking out. As a mid-to-high-end hotel, the inspection hatch in the elevator shouldn't be left open like that. Given that the price increased by about 50% during the event (my booking price was 1166 RMB), the hotel should at least provide the basic hygiene and safety that a 600-700 RMB hotel would offer, instead of just raising prices and failing to deliver even basic hygiene and safety guarantees. Additional: This Marriott executive king room only provides two bottles of mineral water. It's the stingiest Marriott I've ever stayed in! The mini-fridge was completely empty. This is the first time I've seen a hotel where you have to contact staff just to use amenities.

The best: incredibly helpful staff and impeccable cleanliness The most outstanding quality of this hotel is undoubtedly the extremely helpful and attentive staff. In every situation, from check-in to simple requests, they were courteous and ready to assist , always striving to resolve any need. This aspect makes the stay very pleasant from a human perspective. Another strong point is the general cleanliness of the premises, which is truly impeccable and worthy of note. The difficulties: a language barrier and the smell of smoke However, I ve encountered two significant hurdles: 1. Language barrier: No staff member speaks English. Communication was only possible through gestures, translation apps on our phones, and a lot of patience. This can be a problem for managing specific requests or non-routine situations. 2. Smoke smell in the room: Finding a room that did not have a persistent smell of tobacco smoke was a real challenge. It would be advisable to have better-designated and deodorized non-smoking rooms. In summary: I recommend this hotel mainly to those who have no language issues and are not sensitive to the smell of smoke, as the genuine courtesy of the staff and the excellent cleanliness are valuable qualities. For others, it's best to be prepared for these two issues.

Room was quite small, but bed was good. No water bottle was provided. The receptionist said, they don’t have supply of water! Toothbrush, comb was on the reception desk, you have to go there in order to bring those to your room. Room floor was old, and wooden color almost faded away. Air conditioner was working, but it was making weird sound as it was an old A.C. Washroom wasn’t properly cleaned, had so much dust near the closestool. Also, the washroom door’s screw was loosened, so it felt like it’s gonna fall.