Yolo·qingmu Hotel (Tongxiang Wuzhen Xizha Scenic Spot Branch)

Both the room and bathroom were incredibly spacious. Even though it's a guesthouse, it was spotlessly clean, and crucially, there were no mosquitoes. The location is fantastic, very close to Wuzhen Scenic Area. It's within easy walking distance of the scenic area entrance, and just a short walk outside, you'll find a street full of restaurants, making it incredibly convenient. The owner was very pleasant and efficient.

I didn't initially intend to write a review, but I feel compelled to share my personal experience. I booked in a hurry, specifically looking for a hotel that offered station pick-up/drop-off. It turned out to be a guesthouse despite being advertised as a hotel, and when I arrived at Nanxun Station, there was no pick-up service, which was a significant mix-up. To start, there's no elevator, and I was absolutely exhausted dragging all my luggage up to the third floor. Upon entering the room, I was taken aback – it truly felt like a small, family-run inn. The room itself was small, yet it featured a huge bathtub with virtually no separation between the bathroom and bedroom. Perhaps the designer aimed for a seamless transition from bath to bed, but I found it incredibly awkward and questioned how many guests would actually use it. There was also an awkward, step-like extension by the bed that took up a significant portion of the already limited space. The walkway was so narrow that I kept bumping my feet, making them so sore I could barely walk. However, the most unacceptable thing was the bathroom's almost transparent glass door. How is one supposed to use the toilet with practically no privacy?! To make matters worse, the bathroom floor tiles were incredibly slippery, even more so than glass – I'm lucky I reacted quickly, otherwise, I would've definitely taken a nasty fall. And frankly, there were many other issues. This is just my personal opinion, and I apologize if any of my comments seem harsh.