Hotels with Rooftop Pools in Ningbo

"Review: we find very pleasant the stay in the Hyatt Centric, specially they are amazing with dogs , our dog has been welcome for everyone , the new room is very bright and clean, the hotel is amazing and we really recommend it. The area around the hotel is perfect for walk with dogs and with kids very peaceful and beautiful landscapes. Thanks to Manger:Danny,reception girls:Lila and Estella Thomas sarney and Evi sarney"

"Stayed in the hotel for two nights. We would like to note the high level of service. Clean and quiet room, air conditioner, bath. All questions were answered, at the reception there are lovely young ladies who speak excellent English. Fresh, tasty buffet breakfast, fragrant coffee. We were very satisfied with our stay at the hotel. We sincerely thank the hotel administration."

"Pros: Not long after booking, the staff called to inform me that my room type was upgraded (suite). The service attitude was very good, the check-in procedure was not delayed, the current environment of the hotel is also good, the hotel has a swimming pool with good water quality, free parking, and the rooms are clean, tidy, comfortable and spacious. The downsides are: the upgraded suite had an empty tatami mat on the left side of the bed, which was very strange. The doors of the shower and toilet open outwards, which is not good for placing a floor towel and water splashes easily, and it is easy to fall if you are not careful. The floor-to-ceiling windows have a wide view but the glass facade is very dirty. The breakfast variety is not large and is average. The first day was okay. On the second day, I ordered a salad and pickled cucumbers for breakfast (the pickled cucumbers were mixed with dried radish). The restaurant said they ran out yesterday and opened a new one today, but how could there be dried radish in the newly opened pickled cucumbers? The salad leaves were rotten, and it was obvious that they were not cleaned or checked properly. Even after pouring salad dressing on them, you could still see the rotten leaves. After that, they called someone over to give me a set of excuses. I asked him if you could not see it if you were a guest, and he had nothing to say. Overall, it was okay. The receptionist Xiao Chen was also very attentive. From check-in to check-out, the hotel is also quite nice after being renovated. I hope that the InterContinental brand will get better and better."

"The B&B has convenient transportation, and the courtyard duplex movie and mahjong room is more comfortable for 4 people. The room is also clean and tidy, and the in-room facilities are modern and thoughtful. The staff are all patient and kind, especially the housekeeper Xiao Zeng, who is very attentive and thoughtful. The food ingredients are fresh and taste good. Stayed for 3 nights, had afternoon tea every day, and different sweet soups every night, very warm. The environment is more casual and quiet, very suitable for relaxation and vacation. A very satisfying trip. Thank you again to the housekeeper Xiao Zeng for his warm service🌹"

"The room is large and spacious, with a reasonable layout, attentive and enthusiastic service, fruit snacks every day, free laundry service, and timely and clean cleaning. It would be better if we could put some hooks on the walls of the room and the toilet. In addition, if the large windowsill is an openable window, the room will be brighter and more breathable."

"Very nice and friendly staff, I was trying to decorate the room for my wife’s birthday and special thanks to staff (Ms. Kitty and xiao zhang) who helped me for three hours to finish it. Definitely recommended to stay in this hotel"

"We had a great time at this hotel. They upgraded our rooms to lake view and provided us an exclusive butler whose name is MaoJiaXin. She is very helpful and attentive to our needs. She makes it easier for us to enjoy our stay at the hotel. In addition, they have a lot of amenities the children can enjoy. We wished we could have stayed longer. Will definitely come back again."

"The hotel is next to Xuedou Temple and the transfer station. It is easy to miss by car and it is very convenient to take the shuttle bus. The location is halfway up the mountain, the best place to watch the sunrise, after watching the sunrise back to the room to sleep, this price is out. The chef is good at craftsmanship. The first day can be set, the next day can be ordered, and the road down the mountain is twisty, so the two-day dinner is solved at the hotel. The bright thing is the swimming pool and the koi in the pond."

"I've been coming to this hotel almost every year for the past few years, but honestly, it feels like it's been getting worse year after year. If it were just outdated facilities, that would be understandable and not a big deal. However, a decline in service and overall quality is a serious issue for the hotel. I'm listing these points for both potential guests and the hotel management to consider: 1. **Bathroom Hygiene:** The bathroom cleaning is far from thorough. In our room, there was a half-eaten biscuit behind the toilet, God knows how long it had been there. What's worse, throughout my multi-day stay, even after housekeeping cleaned the room, the biscuit remained until I checked out. It seems that biscuit has taken up permanent residence in the bathroom. 2. **Drinking Water:** The Panna bottled water in the room was only provided on the day I checked in. From the second day onwards, it was replaced with generic small plastic bottles. I asked the staff member responsible for restocking water, and the reply was, ”Sorry, sir, we're out of the glass bottled water in our warehouse. Here are a few extra small plastic bottles for you.” And here's the kicker: my family's room, just a few blocks away, *did* have Panna water! How incredibly stingy/lame is that? Or is the hotel trying to tell guests, through a bottle of water, that it's facing a severe economic crisis and lacks the funds to stock Panna water in advance? By the way, for bulk purchases, Panna water probably costs single-digit yuan per bottle, right? If stocking a hundred bottles in advance is too much pressure, maybe just don't provide it at all? Or perhaps the hotel can blame it on a purchasing agent who doesn't understand inventory forecasting. 3. **Mung Bean Soup Service:** In previous summers, housekeeping would deliver mung bean soup in the afternoon to help guests cool down. This year, it wasn't delivered even once until I checked out, making us assume the hotel had discontinued the service. However, we later heard that guests in other rooms *did* receive the mung bean soup. It's not about whether we got it or not, but rather that the hotel's attitude and internal processes are clearly flawed. 4. **Buffet Breakfast:** The buffet breakfast selection has become increasingly limited and perfunctory. The most appalling thing is watching staff constantly add ice to the orange juice every morning, making it seem like there's an endless supply (but really just diluting it). Honestly, I could bring my own ice and donate it to the hotel; it's quite a pitiful sight. 5. **Restaurant Dinner:** Dinner at the restaurant is not cheap, but considering the high transportation costs to this mountaintop location, that's acceptable. It's fine if it's expensive but delicious. But if it's both expensive *and* not good, as a hotel, you really need to reflect on the reasons why. Recall how crowded the dinner restaurant used to be when the hotel first opened. Compared to that, the dwindling number of guests over the years surely points to underlying issues. 6. **Room Facilities:** Some seriously worn-out facilities in the room should definitely be replaced or at least deep cleaned. Otherwise, the overall guest experience is significantly diminished. *Throughout the entire hotel, the best service came from a polite and efficient young man with yellow hair who drove the shuttle bus for guests. He was courteous, efficient, and observant – he truly deserves high praise. The hotel's environment is good, and the surroundings are beautiful. When it was first built, you could tell a lot of thought and effort went into its design. I don't know what happened, but the current operations are genuinely substandard."

"The overall decoration style of the hotel is simple and elegant, the public areas are spacious and bright, the environment is very comfortable, and bamboo baskets of fruits are prepared. The housekeeper Emily is very considerate and provides green rice dumplings and sweet soup. The service is thoughtful and cost-effective. I will choose this place next time I travel!"