Shaoxing Hotels with Wifi

"The cleaning was meticulous, even the corners were spotless. The front desk staff were very friendly, and the elevator wait times were short. There are plenty of dining options nearby, making it perfect for a short stay."

"As an established hotel, the facilities are a bit dated, but the hotel's environment is truly exceptional. It's quaint and picturesque, with beautiful scenery everywhere. The location is excellent; right outside, you'll find Fushan Park, offering panoramic views of Shaoxing. It's also not far from Shusheng Guli (Calligrapher's Hometown), Bazi Bridge Street, Lu Xun's Former Residence, and Cangqiao Straight Street, making for a very leisurely stroll. The only minor drawback is that food deliveries can only be picked up in the lobby, but I guess it counts as a bit of exercise."

"This is a wonderful small boutique hotel, beautiful and thoughtfully designed in every corner. I loved the summer special drinks in the lobby and the convenient 'carefree corner,' which had everything you could need. The flavored afternoon tea, featuring huangjiu (yellow wine), was a delightful and immersive experience. The hotel's location is fantastic; Cangqiao Old Street is lively and convenient, while Fushan Park and the morning market offer a glimpse into local life. The room was quiet and comfortable, and the breakfast and late-night snacks were delicious. Plus, it's super easy to get around from here. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Shaoxing."

"I have to give a special shout-out to 'Snooze,' our hotel butler! Their service was incredibly attentive throughout our stay. Any requests we had were handled promptly, and they were always patient and helpful in resolving any issues. Their dedication to service was truly commendable. The room was spotless, and the facilities were well-maintained, making for a very comfortable stay. What I really appreciated was that the butler service wasn't just formal politeness; it was genuinely about helping guests with their problems, which is a rare and wonderful experience. The hotel's convenient location and overall value for money make it highly recommendable."

"This hotel was perfect for my business trip. The room was clean and bright, and the desk had enough space for me to get work done. The common areas were also spotless and well-maintained. Check-in at the front desk was quick and efficient, with professional service. The location is convenient for transportation, saving me time getting around. Overall, my stay was comfortable and reassuring. It's a great choice for business travel and definitely worth coming back to."

"Great location, very convenient for getting around. It's right next to Wanda Plaza and Jinjie, making dining and shopping super easy. The only minor downside is that the TV doesn't have internet, so you can't watch anything on it."

"The hotel staff at the entrance proactively helped with our luggage, which was great service. The lobby's lighting fixtures are somewhat grand, but a bit old-fashioned. The shops on the first floor are mostly empty, practically useless. The cafe had almost no service, and a large advertisement occupied the central space, showing a lack of customer-centric design. On the upside, the hotel has many elevators that are fast, which was a good experience. The lake view room offered a nice view, the bathroom was clean, and the bathtub was large, with bath bags provided. It's not a smart toilet, which is quite rare nowadays. The mattress was uncomfortable and affected sleep, but thankfully, the room was well soundproofed, which somewhat compensated for it. Breakfast was average; the variety was neither too much nor too little, and the taste was just okay, with no surprises. However, the staff were diligent in clearing tables. The hotel is located in the old town, a good spot with easy access to taxis. Overall, it's decent."

"The room overall was pretty good and clean, and the staff service was also nice. However, the breakfast selection was just average. I'd suggest replacing the cereal with one that's easier to prepare and tastes better."

"I consider myself a Staycation blogger and have stayed in countless hotels, mostly Marriott properties like The Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, W, and Bvlgari in various locations. There's no particular reason other than Marriott's consistently excellent aesthetics. So, after meeting friends in Shaoxing for the weekend, I still chose Marriott over Cotton Tree. It turns out my choice was right. To sum up this stay in one sentence: I experienced top-tier luxury amenities at the price of an entry-level five-star hotel. Before checking in, I called the hotel and requested a larger, higher-floor room. Byron, the duty manager that day, thoughtfully arranged an excellent room type for me after understanding my preferences. I arrived quite late, around midnight, but the doorman still quickly came forward to greet me (this is something I must praise, as most luxury hotels have virtually no service after 10 PM). During check-in, the front desk kindly extended my check-out time to 3 PM, and there were no reminder calls the next day, which made me very happy. Most hotels only extend until 1 PM or 2 PM and constantly call to hurry you, which can be very annoying. The Shangyu Marriott's approach of extended check-out without催促 (reminders) undoubtedly made me feel respected and comfortable, truly embodying the feeling of a home away from home. 🥰 Upon entering the room, I was immediately struck by the calm and relaxed texture. The modern minimalist design blended with the elegant charm of Jiangnan waterside towns. Warm wood finishes paired with ink-wash artistic decorations perfectly fused modern business sophistication with the cultural heritage of Eastern Zhejiang and Jiangnan. The decor was grand and expansive, restrained yet full of high-end quality. I especially loved the 180° panoramic floor-to-ceiling window; the open view fulfills every hotel enthusiast's fantasy. I also really liked the hotel's scent – subtle, not overpowering, with a hint of South Asian flair. Marriott's overall scent profile far surpasses that of IHG. A point I must highlight is that the hotel's audio system is JBL, which made me incredibly happy! Compared to the unknown audio systems in most luxury hotels like The Ritz-Carlton, Nanjing, putting effort into such small details that enhance guest happiness and comfort truly makes one feel more cared for. 🥰 After a very comfortable sleep, I woke up early the next day for breakfast. The breakfast tasted genuinely good, especially the noodles – they were absolutely not cheap, very smooth and perfectly al dente, surpassing most Marriotts I've stayed at. During check-out, Byron thoughtfully came again to ask about my stay experience and if there were any areas for improvement. I believe this shows the hotel's respect for its guests and its own self-reflection. After praising so many advantages, let's talk about a few minor flaws. First, it's really, really far from the city center! To be honest, it was my first time in Shaoxing, and I couldn't distinguish which district was downtown and which was suburban, so I initially thought Shangyu was in the city center. I didn't expect a one-hour drive to get there. 🥲 However, I think this point varies from person to person. If it's a business hotel, then the location is clearly not up to par. But if it's a resort hotel, coming here just for a Staycation, then it's perfectly fine. The second point is that the bath salts were milk-flavored, which I didn't particularly like. Of course, this is my issue (I'm a bit lactose intolerant). Overall, this stay was perfect. From the hotel decor, facilities, service attitude, to the attentiveness towards guests, everything made it a perfect Staycation hotel. In many aspects, it even matches and surpasses top luxury hotels like The Ritz-Carlton, Xi'an, and Four Seasons, Suzhou, similar to the Shenzhen Kaisa Grand Marriott (not an advertisement 🤣, I genuinely love this hotel and always stay there when I vacation in Shenzhen). In terms of value for money, it's also top-tier. 🥰 I've discovered another great hotel for weekend getaways. I hope the hotel maintains its dedication and professionalism. See you next time!"

"A very stylish and cozy hotel, super close to Lu Xun's former residence, within walking distance, and very convenient for transportation. Other attractions are just a short e-bike ride away. The front desk lady was super nice, and the breakfast was very extensive. The cats at the coffee shop by the entrance are super lively and adorable! They even offer thoughtful complimentary desserts in the evening. The environment is elegant and the service is top-notch. Highly recommend!"