Hotels With Bar in Hubei, China

This hotel is a true gem! I was drawn to its style and vibe when I booked it, but it turned out to be even better than I expected. It's clean, quiet, and really stylish. The best part, though, is its incredibly convenient location. It's just a 5-minute walk to the famous Li Huangpi Road, so my friend and I could easily stroll around Li Huangpi Road and Xian'anfang every day. Plus, there's a riverside park walkway right next door with stunning night views. Just a heads-up: the street in front of the hotel is one-way, so if you're not lugging luggage, I'd suggest walking to the main riverside road intersection to catch a taxi instead of trying to get one right at the entrance. The staff, from the front desk ladies and gentlemen to the cleaning aunties, were all super friendly too.

This time I stayed at Wentai Garden Hotel, and the experience was great! The room was warm and elegant, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and I had a good night's sleep. The hotel staff was warm and thoughtful, the check-in was quick, and they also recommended surrounding attractions. The breakfast was rich and varied, with both Chinese and Western styles. Next time I come here, I will definitely choose this place again!

Transportation: The transportation is convenient, and it is very convenient to take a taxi. Bus No. 1 can go directly to the high-speed rail station. Service: The service is very good and very enthusiastic. Because the schedule has changed, it is also delayed, which is good. Environment: The surrounding environment is very good, and snacks are also available. There are quite a few, close to Wanda, 3 minutes' walk to the river, very convenient. Facilities: Brand new facilities and equipment, independent air conditioning, very good heating effect, smart rooms, just call Xiaodu, a very cost-effective hotel , worth recommending everyone to stay

This was my first time staying in a hot spring family room, and it was absolutely fantastic! The hot spring at this hotel was excellent, looked quite clean, and wasn't too crowded. The hotel itself is relatively new. Both breakfast and lunch were superb. I'll definitely bring my child back to stay here again. The hotel staff were also incredibly friendly and helpful. Very satisfied, and I've already recommended it to several people.

I've had many friends stay at this guesthouse through travel agencies before, so today I finally decided to experience it myself. It's located in Muyu Town. Parking is complicated; you have to call the front desk, and they'll guide you to an outdoor spot as there's no underground parking. These spots were very exposed to the sun, and combined with Shennongjia's severe summer traffic, the overall experience was quite poor. My friend wasn't feeling well, and the road from the scenic area to Muyu Town was so congested that we just turned back to the city. Their ability to handle emergencies was subpar, and they showed a distinct lack of basic care and concern for guests. I definitely won't be returning for a second stay! I'll stick to hotels from now on. There are plenty of budget hotels nearby like Quanji and Vienna. For a better experience, just go for a Crowne Plaza – the amenities and service are on a completely different level!

The century-old villa hotel has a charming decor, and the rooms are clean and hygienic with no unpleasant odors in the bathrooms. All the staff at the hotel are very polite and friendly. Xiao Shang provided exceptional service, proactively helping us with our luggage, making coffee for us, and offering water when we went out. The hotel breakfast was also delicious. We were a group of four and booked two rooms for two nights; all my friends agreed that this hotel is excellent.

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.

The overall aspects are very balanced and the living is very smooth. The dining is simple and exquisite, the taste is reliable, and the daily dining is completely enough. The front desk and staff are very enthusiastic and the problem is solved in a timely manner. The room hygiene is quite good, living quietly and relaxing, and the quality of sleep has improved. Luo Linglin, Gao Linglin

Meeting such a wonderful host was the luckiest part of our trip. She upgraded our room for free, and both my mom and son absolutely loved it. She was also incredibly prompt in resolving any issues we had. The plate of snacks and her kind advice made us feel so at ease. Definitely a five-star recommendation!

The entire experience, from check-in to check-out, was incredibly smooth. The staff were friendly, and the room was clean and quiet with excellent amenities. It was a very satisfying stay. The location is fantastic, very close to Bagongfangzi, with plenty of dining options right downstairs and popular tea shops like Cha Yan Yue Se and Grandpa's Tea nearby. The facilities are quite new and modern, and the price is very reasonable. I'd give it a five-star recommendation.