Hotels With Bar in Hubei, China

Transportation: Located in the main urban area, transportation is very convenient. The surrounding amenities are complete, and ordering takeout is a breeze. Facilities/Services: The facilities are well-equipped, and there are plenty of parking spaces with charging stations. Dining: The restaurant offers a wide variety of dishes, and the breakfast buffet is very extensive. Double Spring Hot Spring Hotel is by far the best hot spring I've ever visited. The environment is great, the facilities are complete, and the service is attentive. Coming during the off-season was truly fantastic; it felt like we had the whole place to ourselves.

This stay was absolutely fantastic, and I have to give a special shout-out to Eve! Her service was incredibly warm, thoughtful, patient, and meticulous. She had a kind smile the entire time, was proactive in her service during our stay, and responded promptly to every request. She made us feel so welcome and comfortable. Highly, highly recommend!

Highly recommend this hotel! From the moment I walked in, I felt the thoughtful service. The front desk staff patiently answered all my questions and even granted a complimentary late check-out, with clear directions. The room layout was well-designed, with good natural light and ventilation, and the toiletries were high-quality – attention to detail truly shone through. The surrounding area was quiet and peaceful, allowing for a great night's rest. My overall experience was excellent, deserving of a full five-star rating. This hotel has officially made it onto my must-stay list for future travels!

We chose this hotel for our Chinese New Year trip, and it was very kid-friendly! The staff even prepared amenities for children. The lobby had a strong New Year atmosphere, and the staff were very kind to the little ones. The surrounding area has complete facilities, making it easy to take the kids out. The front desk service was also incredibly warm and welcoming, and the location is super convenient, right next to Wanda Plaza, so shopping and dining are just a stone's throw away. The hotel facilities are also comprehensive. Highly recommended!

The parking management is terrible; the parking lot is an absolute disaster, to put it mildly. Unless they sort it out, I definitely won't be coming back. The room design, I feel, won't appeal to most young people. The only good thing was the Executive Lounge. Although the food selection was small and not particularly tasty, it was very quiet, and the staff there genuinely knew how to provide good service. The cocktails they mixed were also quite good. Customer service called asking for a good review – the person's name was Yang Tian. I've never actually met him, but I'll give him a good review as he wished. Happy New Year, Yang Tian!

My parents and I took a Yangtze River cruise from Chongqing to Yichang. After disembarking in the morning, we checked into the Wyndham Yichang at noon. We booked a suite with a huge living room featuring a large, curved floor-to-ceiling window offering beautiful river views. The sofa in the living room was big enough for one person to sleep on, so we didn't need an extra bed. The bedroom had an air purifier, and even though it's a new hotel, there was absolutely no new-decoration smell (my mom and I both have sensitive noses). Our butler, Sunny, contacted me the day before check-in to ask about our arrival time and needs. Since there were three of us, she proactively offered a complimentary breakfast for the third person, which was incredibly thoughtful! The room she arranged perfectly matched my request for a good view. We also received welcome fruit and delicate pastries. Just a friendly reminder to everyone, the minibar is complimentary, which I thought was a great touch. When we went to visit the Three Gorges Dam with our cruise tour guide, the guide mentioned that the local Lunwan oranges are particularly delicious this season. My mom and I were instantly intrigued. Around 8 PM, I messaged Sunny on WeChat, asking where we could buy fresh Lunwan oranges near the hotel. Sunny suggested checking the fruit shops near Wanda Plaza, downstairs from the hotel. When we returned to the hotel, we were pleasantly surprised to find that Sunny had arranged for a colleague to deliver a large bag of oranges to our room – what a wonderful surprise! We bought a bag of oranges from a small fruit truck behind the hotel downstairs, and we also tried the oranges from the hotel. The hotel's oranges were clearly much better – not exceptionally large, but noticeably fresher, with thinner skin and more juice. Breakfast is served from 07:00 to 10:00 (breakfast is served in the main restaurant downstairs, not the Executive Lounge). The hotel's breakfast spread is extensive. Besides the usual egg and noodle stations, there's also a congee station where you can choose your own ingredients (seafood, beef, century egg and lean pork, etc.). They also offer Yichang's local radish dumplings (it would be even better if they had Yichang's signature spicy oil buns). The Executive Lounge is open from 12:00 to 20:00, offering all-day service: around 6 kinds of fresh fruit, freshly ground coffee, tea, soft drinks, and small biscuits. There's also alcohol available (I'm not sure if it's available all day, as we don't drink). • Afternoon Tea (approx. 14:00-17:00): A good variety of hotel-made cakes (they weren't overly sweet, which was a plus!). • Happy Hour (18:00-20:00): Several types of cold cuts, vegetable salads, and what seemed like 4-6 hot dishes, two of which were fried. The selection was a bit limited.

Upon checking into the hotel, I realized I had two pieces of clothing with me that urgently needed washing, and I was worried I wouldn't have time to wash them before heading out the next morning. Xiao Long, the receptionist, understood my situation and immediately helped coordinate. To my surprise, the clothes were delivered to my room by 7 or 8 pm. Xiao Long's efficiency perfectly solved my big problem, leaving me incredibly grateful. I had thought the time pressure would cause delays, but Xiao Long's actions provided a wonderfully satisfactory solution. I sincerely commend Xiao Long's thoughtful service; having such staff at the Jia Hua Hotel is undoubtedly a blessing for every guest, adding a bright touch to my stay!

The most correct decision on Enshi's trip is to book Jiuzhou International! 10 minutes drive to the high-speed rail station, 15 minutes to the airport, free underground parking + charging pile by car, advance reservation and pick-up service. The lobby is full of high-rise lighting, and the new hotel is decorated with no smell. Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows in the room, smart (voice-controlled curtains + toilet + lighting), mousse mattress + imported bedding, excellent sound insulation, staying up late to sleep at ease. The breakfast buffet was too pleasant. Tujia oil tea soup, stewed potatoes, rice tofu were all available. Chinese and Western dishes were rich and fresh. The night view of the Starry Sky Bar on the top floor is out. Next time I bring my family to Enshi, I must live here again!

No other hotel in Wuhan can beat the view of the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge from here. When it first opened in the 1980s, it was called Qingchuan Hotel and was the tallest building in Wuhan at the time. Even now, this view is unparalleled and well worth the price. Facilities: As a Holiday Inn under the InterContinental brand, it's already newer than many Holiday Inns in other cities. I heard some rooms have been renovated, so it's not like what Ctrip says (renovated in 2012). The rooms are very new. Hygiene: Excellent. Environment: The lobby of this hotel feels very comfortable. You can walk through the lobby and elevator area to get to the riverside. In spring, you can even see cherry blossoms around the Qingchuan Pavilion area, which is very beautiful. Service: Parking is free, but it's a bit inconvenient to go downstairs to pick up food deliveries.

This five-star hotel in the heart of Wuchang offers stunning high-rise views, is right next to Shahu Lake, and boasts direct subway access, making getting around super convenient. The overall design incorporates elements of Chu-Han culture, with a elegant and grand lobby featuring high ceilings and an open, airy feel, exuding sophistication in every detail. Guest rooms are located on floors 45-66, offering panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows with breathtaking views of Shahu Lake and the city skyline, especially beautiful at sunset. The rooms are luxuriously appointed, with soft bedding and a well-designed bathroom with a separate wet and dry area. Thoughtful touches include a Dyson hairdryer and JBL speakers. The breakfast spread is lavish, featuring authentic Wuhan specialties like hot dry noodles and Xiangyang beef noodles. Service is professional and warm; check-in at the front desk was efficient, and the concierge was very attentive. The high-altitude executive lounge offers spectacular 360-degree city views, perfect for both business and leisure. Highly recommended! 6 real photos Should I add a few more photos of the hotel's executive lounge or restaurant?