Tingjian · Mu Su · Oriental Aesthetics · Hot Spring Private Soup · Courtyard Design Homestay

The hotel is about a 10-15 minute walk from Wuzhen Xizha’s entrance. I loved the spaciousness of both the living and bathroom areas. The large window brought in plenty of natural light, and the king-size bed was especially impressive—larger than other hotels I stayed in during the trip. However, the bathroom flush didn’t work smoothly (though it still functioned), and the walls weren’t soundproof. Our neighbors talked loudly until around 2 AM and I could hear everything clearly. Eventually, I had to get up, knock on their door, and ask them to lower their voices so I could rest. Breakfast was simple. Since we visited during a quieter time, the kitchen didn’t seem fully open, and the food variety was limited. They offered packaged boiled eggs and pickles, together with boiled rice, mantou bun, yogurt cup, and half a corn cob for each person. For the staff, they were wonderful and made me feel at ease during my stay. They also gave great advice on getting to Nanxun and proper taxi fares (around 60 yuan one way, though Didi rides cost less. Returning from Nanxun, however, taxis seemed pricier). As for the garden, it’s just as shown in the photos—small but charming. Anyhow, if you’re looking for a relaxing space, your room’s spaciousness might be a better option.

Great place to stay. The room is spacious and clean with good view. There is tv program as well which I can watch at night while resting.