Qufu Hotels with Pools

The room was generally good, and the service attitude was good. I arrived early and they said they would try to arrange a room for me. When I arrived at 9:00 in the morning, they said they were already cleaning. When I came back at 1:00, they said they were still helping me find a better room. I don't know if it was due to low work efficiency or some other reason. Anyway, I waited for another 20 minutes before I was checked in. The facilities in the room were also quite new. There was a meal delivery service. The Xiang Palace restaurant downstairs had a high rating on Xiaohongshu, but it was not friendly to me who was traveling alone. I waited in line for nearly an hour outside, and finally it was my turn. Then they said wait a moment. I sat on the cold bench in the restaurant for more than half an hour, and they continued to ask me to wait a moment. Finally, I couldn't help but leave. The meal delivery service in the room was quite fast, but the Confucius Mansion Three-Course Soup, which cost 78 yuan per portion (the same price as in the restaurant), was only so small. I put a small pastry of ¥1 on the side for comparison. If I ate the same amount as in the dining room, I don't know if I had to order a pot for each person for that table of people. The hotel has a lot of activities, but most of them are for parents and children. Adults can go to the Confucius Museum, but the fee is ¥38/person, and there is free shuttle to Nishan Holy Land. The breakfast is very rich, with Chinese, Western and traditional snacks, and you can also eat tofu like the one in Xianggong Chinese Restaurant.

A short but nice stay in the heat of August. A bit of a wait to check in (30-45) but made up for in the good service. Who I presume to be the Food And Beverage manager (Jay) really went out of his way to make sure I was taken care of, both at the bar and in the dining area. His good English and attention to detail was very appreciated. Others in the dining area and room service were also quite friendly and accommodating. The hotel has a beautiful tea house and is located a very short distance to the Confucian temple. Recommended for service, architectural features, and convenience.

The hotel is built against the Nishan Mountain, with green mountains in the distance and gardens in the near. The room we booked did not have a balcony as shown in the picture. The room was very dark and depressing after being surrounded by greenery. After reporting to the housekeeper, he responded positively and upgraded the courtyard suite for free. All kinds of requests during the stay were arranged in the first time. It was a very humane housekeeper service model. Thanks to Zhang Jingjie and Ma Chaoli for their help. During our stay, we walked around the hotel. The hotel courtyard is divided into four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. The room types are really different, and the scenery is also a scene at every step. This trip, the children not only experienced the gift of enlightenment, but also saw the fruits of autumn and the gradual maple leaves at the Shuyuan Hotel.