Taizhou Hotels with Bars

Cao Su almost satisfied all my imaginations of a secluded countryside, with a quiet village, trickling water, stone walls and green tiles, and bamboo forests rustling in the wind. Unlike Beijing, where I live, the mild and humid countryside in the south of the Yangtze River touched me almost instantly. Back to Cao Su, the owner Shuicao is enthusiastic and gentle, the aunt in the store is kind and amiable, and the two dogs in the yard, Xiaohei and Heijian, are extremely smart and well-behaved. The best mornings and nights here are when you can stroll around the village or sit in the yard and read after eating the healthy breakfast prepared by the aunt in the morning. At night, you can listen to the chirping of insects and lie on a recliner to watch the stars in the sky. Returning to nature is really realized here. This morning, I left the store and returned to Beijing. Xiaohei and the aunt were not sent to the village entrance by me. I think I will come back, because Cao Su not only has scenery, but more importantly, it has human touch.

The village is full of B&Bs, the environment is very quiet, and the lotus flowers bloom beautifully in summer. It's very convenient to drive to Tiantai New Town for dinner in 5 minutes. If you don't have a car, you can order food at the farmhouse in the village. . It only takes 10 minutes to drive to Guoqing Temple, which is quite close. . The room is clean and tidy. The first floor downstairs turns into a small bar at night, but it's not noisy. The proprietress is very enthusiastic and will choose our village next time she comes to Guoqing Temple.

The location is easy to find, parking is convenient, and the room is clean and tidy. The bed is comfortable, and the soundproofing is also good. The service staff are enthusiastic, and check-in and check-out are efficient. The breakfast offers a rich variety and tastes great. This hotel is suitable for both business trips and leisure travel. I will definitely consider staying here again next time I'm in Wenling.

This is a new hotel within walking distance of the great wall and food street. Around the corner there are tons of eateries, you won't have trouble finding dinner here. Check-in was smooth and the rooms are brand new and super clean. This hotel had the best breakfast I had during my 2-week trip in China. Great coffee, and it included local dishes and snacks (the seaweed filled cookies are so good!). Staff was attentive, and would help you whenever they can, and you get a small token of appreciation during checkout (cookies!) I wish I had a bit more time in Linhai, and this hotel was part of the reason!

Spontaneously decided to take a trip, and my first stop was the Four Points by Sheraton Linhai. The hotel's location is excellent, right in the city center, and parking is convenient. The facilities are new, and the front desk agent, Rose, was very warm and attentive during check-in. It was a very pleasant stay! 👍👍👍

I arrived at the hotel quite late, so I didn't get to experience most of its special features. Pros: 1. The hotel and room decor are tastefully done and the style is very appealing. 2. The bedding quality is excellent, with a high thread count, making it incredibly comfortable – a rare find in China. Cons: 1. The room signage is pretty poor; finding my way back to the room often felt like navigating a maze. 2. The staff-to-guest ratio is extremely low. Arriving in the evening, there was practically no service available. 3. The check-in wait time was excessively long. Given that it wasn't peak check-in time and there weren't many guests, this was quite unusual. 4. Despite checking in late, my request for a late checkout was denied with the reason 'fully booked.' Perhaps I've been spoiled by other hotels, but I don't think checking out at 2 PM is an unreasonable request. Even if the hotel is full, internal coordination could surely accommodate guest needs. Using this as a refusal only makes me feel the hotel's management is subpar, and I see no reason to return to see if their service has improved. 5. Breakfast was quite mediocre. The croissants were delicious, but everything else was just okay. The only live cooking station for noodles managed to produce something identical to instant ramen.

Its a large complex. Lots of walking to and from things. But it still maintains charm. The rooms and materials, I found excellent. The hot spring section is nice place to hangout in the cool mountain air evenings. Hot springs don’t go above 38 Celsius though which was a bit disappointing, but still a good experience. I appreciated the late checkout at 2pm. The breakfast is a loud and rowdy affair. OK food. Walking distance to Guoqing Temple which was a great visit, although crowded like everything in China. O

We just checked out today, and honestly this was one of the best experiences I’ve had in China. The host was incredibly kind and welcoming from the moment we arrived. He even upgraded us to a bigger room with a beautiful terrace, a higher floor, and an amazing view, which made our stay even more special. What touched us the most was how they treated us like guests, not just customers. They invited us to have dinner together, and we spent the evening eating, chatting, and playing games. It felt very warm and authentic. They also paid attention to every detail. They asked us what time we usually wake up and when we would like breakfast, and in the morning they brought a delicious breakfast directly to our room. As a foreigner who has been living in China for two years, this is honestly the first time I have felt so comfortable, welcomed, and connected with local people during a stay. It was a wonderful experience that we will remember for a long time. Thank you for your kindness and hospitality. We will definitely come back again and highly recommend this homestay to anyone looking for a warm, genuine, and memorable experience.

When I checked in, I realized my booking didn't include breakfast. Since it wasn't a holiday, I asked the front desk if they could arrange two breakfasts for us. The staff just flat out told me, 'We haven't provided complimentary breakfast for over half a year, so no.' I was thinking, 'Wow, that's quite a stance!' At other five-star hotels I've stayed at, as long as it's not a holiday, a simple request to the front desk for two breakfasts is usually accommodated – we wouldn't even ask during holidays. Their 'we haven't served breakfast in six months' line genuinely made me chuckle sarcastically. I didn't bother arguing further. They didn't even upgrade our room. Honestly, this is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in, and the staff's attitude was just something else.

This is our first time staying in a B&B, we have always stayed in hotels before. It was already evening when we checked in that day, and the B&B did not allow cars to enter the scenic area. The housekeeper drove a shuttle bus to pick us up from the parking lot and took us to the B&B. Under the leadership of the housekeeper Xiaoyan, we arrived at the B&B. The colorful lights at night were beautiful, and the dinner arrangement at the B&B was very suitable. The weather was very good the next morning, and the sunshine was very warm! It's a pity that the vacation is over, otherwise I could have stayed a few more nights. To sum up, this B&B has a very good location, the surrounding scenery is beautiful, and the butler Xiaoyan’s service is very attentive. I give him a thumbs up and will come back next time!