Hotels With Wifi in Hubei, China

Leaving the bustling city, I came to Wudang Mountain Manor to stay for a few days, and my physical and mental fatigue was relieved. I like to order a cup of healer coffee and bask in the sun in the courtyard on the platform, which is very comfortable! For people coming from big cities, this is a rare opportunity to relax. Organic tea gardens can be seen everywhere in the mountains, and the scenery is really beautiful. I sincerely recommend it to friends who need to come to the mountains to experience a relaxing and comfortable life!

The room's detailed design was excellent, significantly enhancing comfort. The background music in the room was truly delightful and a first for me – I absolutely loved it. The breakfast spread was incredibly rich and varied each day, and there were complimentary self-service refreshments available in the lobby at all times. The staff were all warm and welcoming, always greeting guests with a smile. Housekeeping communicated via notes, which was a nice touch. They even had umbrellas available for loan in the lobby on rainy days. This is one of the most satisfying hotels we've ever stayed in, highly recommended!

The hotel was excellent! They even upgraded our room for free, which was huge and had a bathtub the kids could enjoy. Breakfast was also fantastic, with a great variety of noodles and rice vermicelli, along with both Chinese and Western options.

This hotel is very clean, comfortable and convenient to stay, especially for the midnight flights who arrives late or need to catch earlier flight or need transit from Wuhan. The room is spacious and the bed is very comfortable to sleep. The service is very good and counter staff are very caring and friendly. The inclusive breakfast is very valuable for the price with many different varieties. I would continue to choose this hotel in future and refer it to my friends and relatives.

This 5-star hotel really lives up to its reputation online. Right next to the check-in counter, they offer two kinds of complimentary hot beverages, which is a nice touch. The rooms are spacious and bright, and everything is spotlessly clean. The service was excellent; they really tried their best to accommodate our requests. Breakfast was fantastic, with a wide variety of options, including local Wuhan specialties like hot dry noodles and Mian Wo, as well as Japanese sushi and Shaanxi Roujiamo, all of which were delicious. They even had both hot and cold low-fat milk. The mattress in the room was incredibly comfortable. However, there are a few minor details that could be improved. For example, the toilet in the bathroom didn't have a bidet or disposable seat covers, and the room also lacked an eco-friendly hotel tote bag.

This was by far the best hotel I stayed at during the National Day holiday! The soundproofing was really good. In the morning, I thought the delivery guy was a bit noisy, but it turned out to be a wedding next door, so it really blocks out sound well. Right behind the hotel is a large shopping mall with a Yonghui supermarket, making it super convenient for dining and shopping. They even provide kids' slippers, toothbrushes, and the hairdryer is a Philips! It was very easy to get here from Overseas Chinese Town, and the price was excellent for the National Day period. As for downsides, 1. there's no charging pile. I had to go to the Atour next door to charge, but it wasn't a far walk. 2. This one is a real bug: if two people are doing any two of these activities simultaneously – using the toilet, showering, washing up, or taking a bath – you'll definitely be seeing each other naked.

This hotel was a huge plus for our trip, and my child was very happy. 1. **Excellent Location**: Right in the middle of Chuhe Hanjie, just a few minutes' walk from the subway entrance, making it convenient to get anywhere. 2. **Standalone Hotel**: You need a key card to use the elevator. It's clean and quiet, a true oasis of calm amidst the hustle and bustle. 3. **Outstanding Service**: The staff proactively offered complimentary breakfast for three people. When we lost our room card, they replaced it without a word, showing how accommodating and gracious the hotel is. 4. **Quality Over Newness**: Although the hotel was renovated a few years ago, its star-rated foundation is evident. Many new hotels are just new, but this one truly showcases quality. The cleanliness, in particular, was impeccable, which is the most important thing when traveling with children. 5. **Satisfying Breakfast**: The breakfast spread was very good, with a wide variety of options that could cater to everyone's preferences. My child devoured two bowls of Wuhan's signature hot dry noodles. Even the plain yogurt was delicious without added sugar. My child insisted on staying here again next time we visit Wuhan.

This is my second visit to Wuhan, and I decided to try a different five-star hotel. This time, I chose the established Shangri-La. My overall impression is that the high price comes with being a five-star hotel, but the five-star experience is solely reflected in the service. Firstly, I'm not really looking for super new or luxurious facilities; otherwise, reading all those reviews about outdated facilities and furniture would have been enough to 'veto' it. However, there are indeed many areas that could be improved. For example, there are no power outlets on either side of the bed. While the TV not supporting screen mirroring and not being a smart TV is one thing, it's also incredibly unclear with very few channels. These are all manageable, but the most serious issue is the extremely poor soundproofing! In the room, I could clearly hear conversations from the hallway, upstairs, and next door, as well as children running and playing. This level of soundproofing would be disastrous during peak travel seasons like holidays. As I mentioned earlier, the hotel's biggest highlight is probably its service. There's a staff member in front of the elevators on the ground floor who greets passing guests. When going for breakfast, as soon as you enter, a female staff member asks what you'd like to drink, then prepares it and brings it to your table. On a side note: the breakfast is quite good. And having stayed at many five-star hotels in China, perhaps apart from Shanghai, this is one of the rare ones that offers plain white rice for breakfast. It's very suitable for those who are accustomed to eating rice (and natto) for breakfast. In conclusion: if you're looking for quality rest during peak travel seasons and major holidays, this might not be the place for you. However, during the off-season, if you want to experience five-star service, you could consider it. It makes me truly appreciate the common saying online: 'Wuhan – a desert of luxury hotels.'

The service apartment is very new, room decoration, appliances are in tip-toe condition. Front desk staffs are friendly and helpful. Checking-in and out were smooth. Hotel is accessible to subway line #4 which brings you easily to nodes of high-speed railway stations. Hotel is also situated above the shopping mall which offers variety of food, entertainment and shopping venues. The Wanya restaurant in the hotel serves breakfast from 7am to 11am with western, Chinese and local food. Free brealfast was offered to my child out of goodwill during my stay. Liked the wash-dry washing machine, it saved me from washing and drying of winter clothes.

Nice place to stay for a couple days. The subway station is pretty close to the hotel and the swimming pool and gym are just right. The only problem was the heating system in our room. Even though we turned it off, our room still felt pretty hot.