Quzhou Grand Garden GINLAN JIA Hotel is located at No. 209 Huangshan Avenue, Kecheng District, Quzhou, Zhejiang Province, enjoying a prime location adjacent to the Quzhou West Railway Station high-speed rail hub. As a member of the GINLAN JIA brand under Ssaw HOTELS & RESORTS (SZ301073), the hotel embraces the group's development philosophy of "high-end customization + local culture", seamlessly integrating Quzhou's profound Nan Kong ("Southern Confucian") cultural heritage with modern minimalist aesthetics.
With a total construction area of approximately 42,000 square meters, the hotel combines accommodation, dining, conferences, and leisure facilities, featuring 229 premium guest rooms, 10 distinctive Chinese-style private dining rooms, an 800-square-meter pillarless ballroom, as well as a lobby bar, all-day dining restaurant, fitness center, and other supporting amenities. Adhering to its culinary signature of "Taste of Quzhou" and the service philosophy of "Hospitality as Grand as Scenery, Grace as Fluid as Ripples", the hotel is committed to providing guests with a stay experience that balances cultural charm and modern comfort, making it an ideal choice for business receptions, wedding celebrations, and group events.
"I used a voucher for two nights in a parent-child room over the Qingming Festival. The room was really spacious and right next to Quzhou West Station. However, since there aren't many trains from Quzhou West, I didn't notice any significant noise.
The room's cleanliness was also good, and the cleaning staff were very friendly. I asked them to change the bed sheets and duvet cover once during my stay, and they were very accommodating.
Breakfast wasn't incredibly lavish, but the freshly made pancakes were delicious.
Each night's voucher included a family meal, which we had on our arrival day and departure day. It consisted of braised pork, scrambled eggs with tomatoes, and some greens – a simple meal that was sufficient.
Quzhou is a great city, and the local cuisine is delicious. It's not so spicy that it's unbearable. However, if you're visiting during a holiday, definitely take the high-speed train! It's truly a hub connecting four provinces, no exaggeration!"