Hotels With Parking in Zhejiang, China

This hotel is perfectly situated at No. 8 Huanshan Road in Yuecheng District, right in the heart of Shaoxing's ancient city, and conveniently next to Fushan Park. The hotel itself is a beautiful Jiangnan garden, boasting classic white walls, black tiles, winding paths, covered corridors, and picturesque small bridges over flowing water – a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling city. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped with smart toilets. The bedding is comfortable, and amenities like a walk-in closet and mini-bar are all provided. You can easily walk to Cangqiao Old Street, Xixiaolu Historical District, and Yangming's Former Residence, and it's not far from Lu Xun's Former Residence and Shen Garden. For visitors looking to experience the charm of old Shaoxing, this is an absolutely ideal place to stay.

An unexpectedly wonderful stay. The hotel's decor is incredibly luxurious. Even though it was renovated twelve years ago, it's been meticulously maintained. The lobby is grand and impressive, with an invaluable Persian jade screen that elevates the hotel's opulence. The rooms are also impeccably maintained. The automatic curtains and other amenities are all of high quality. The bedding was also flawless. The hotel is right next to the Taihu scenic area, and everything is excellent: from the hotel's own environment to the surrounding scenery, and the nearby dining and shopping options. The service and management are top-notch. Every staff member I encountered, whether directly involved with my stay or not, greeted me courteously. Our concierge, Lucy, was exceptionally professional, enthusiastic, thoughtful, and meticulous. From proactively introducing us to nearby attractions and hotel facilities to personally escorting us to our room, she made us feel truly at home. She deserves high praise.

The service was excellent the day before yesterday, I was very satisfied. There are many shared bikes in front of the hotel, and you can ride them to West Lake, which isn't far even on foot, about a 10-minute walk. Wushan Subway Station on Line 7 is just a 5-minute walk away. Hefang Street is also nearby, which is very convenient. The hotel even provides free umbrellas on rainy days. Taxis are also very easy to catch. Subway Line 7 goes directly to Xiaoshan International Airport, and a taxi ride only takes about 30 minutes. The hotel is also not far from attractions like Longjing Village, West Lake, Wushan Scenic Area, and so on. I would definitely recommend it to friends.

Facilities: Good Cleanliness: Excellent Environment: Superb Service: Fantastic The hotel is located right in Jinhua city center, surrounded by skyscrapers, and not far from Shuanglong Cave, making it the perfect choice for accommodation. The breakfast is rich and varied, clean and hygienic. It offers great value for money, though the kids' play area is a bit small, only a reading corner, which could be improved.

Traveled alone and decided to stay a night here for the room's king-sized bed for some extra comfort after 9 days of walking around Hangzhou for events and sightseeing. Demi was prompt in her responses and was able to answer my questions quickly. Check-in process was smooth and the room is clean. Amenities are good, bed is comfortable and hoarding 4 pillows at once is certainly a comforting experience after a lot of travel. Room is quiet and you can barely hear sounds from the corridor unless someone speaks really loudly. There's no bathtub, and my room has a view of Hyatt Regency. Gym is also decent and quiet. There's also a weighing scale that generates your report if you happen to be interested. Breakfast is decent. I didn't get to eat much due to a loss of appetite but the fried mushrooms were nice. The watermelons however, did not look appetizing but other guests seemed to enjoy it. Overall I think it's nice since it's really convenient. If you're arriving you should see the hotel when you're coming out from T4; if you're coming here by metro then take the elevator down and you should see it in walking distance. Signage is not exactly great but it's not too difficult to navigate around. I'd still consider staying here again if I'm returning to Hangzhou with with an early departure flight.

Once you enter Wuzhen, no other Jiangnan town will compare. It's not just a classical ink painting with its small bridges, flowing water, white walls, and black tiles; it also boasts profound historical and cultural heritage, vibrant modern artistic energy, and a new lease on life thanks to smart technology. What ancient town can truly rival Wuzhen? Choosing a guesthouse within the scenic area brought many pleasant surprises: ① Free Wi-Fi covers the entire scenic area, with stable signal everywhere. ② Luggage can be directly handed to the host for transport, making the whole trip light and hassle-free. ③ Enjoy exclusive breakfast benefits for early risers, offering an authentic local experience. ④ The accommodation fee includes a 150 RMB ticket to the West Scenic Zone and shuttle bus service. During your stay, you can re-enter and exit the scenic area multiple times using facial recognition, making travel convenient and worry-free. The graceful waterscape combined with attentive service makes for a truly happy and comfortable experience. Wuzhen is absolutely amazing! Wuzhen guesthouses are absolutely amazing! Perspective determines outlook, outlook guides choices, choices dictate actions, and actions ultimately shape one's future. May Wuzhen's gentle water town charm remain, may time be peaceful, and its ancient allure endure!

This is an excellent hotel right by West Lake! It's incredibly close to the scenic area. I thought West Lake would be several kilometers away, but after arriving, I found out it's just a few minutes' walk. No need to rush in the morning! The hotel facilities are comprehensive, and the cleanliness is top-notch. The front desk staff are friendly, and the overall experience was fantastic. I'll definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit.

Our stay was fantastic! Special thanks to Ms. Zhan at the front desk for her thoughtful service and help during check-in. She upgraded our room when possible and gave us recommendations for evening activities. What really stood out was when she offered us two warm, yes, warm walnut cookies – they were so comforting and delicious, like coming home, especially since we were a bit hungry! We extended our stay for another night, and Ms. Jia at the front desk was equally warm and attentive. The entire hotel, from its facilities to its soft services, feels grand and well-designed. The bedding is incredibly comfortable, and the breakfast and dinner buffets offer a wide variety of choices. I also appreciate their strong commitment to environmental protection, with trash cans that have ditched plastic bags – excellent!

I booked two rooms, both on different platforms, and they upgraded both to courtyard superior rooms, with one even upgraded to a suite. The service here is top-notch for its category; every staff member greets you with a smile. The facilities are well-maintained, including smart toilets, capsule coffee machines, and very clean bedding. The fridge wasn't very cold, and the suite balcony didn't have a table and chairs. Even though it was crowded on the weekend, there was someone to seat us for breakfast, and tables were cleared quickly. The breakfast was decent; they had a special lamb noodle dish that I didn't try, but everything else was standard fare, no complaints. Compared to other hotels of a similar caliber I've stayed at recently in Hangzhou, Nanhu Hotel offers excellent value for money and a great overall experience. Stepping out the back door, you're greeted with a beautiful lake view, which in March, felt a bit like West Lake. My parents were particularly pleased. We'll definitely be back to stay again.

The hotel parking is super convenient, with plenty of spaces in the ground-level lot. They allow license plate registration, which is great because you don't have to go to the front desk every time. The self-service laundry room is pretty standard for Hilton Hampton Inns, and I usually use it. My boyfriend wanted to go for a run, so having a self-service washer and dryer was a huge plus. The hairdryer in the room wasn't great – it was noisy and didn't have much power. I specifically booked a deluxe river view room, and the view was fantastic. The hotel breakfast was also decent; the rice cakes and xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) were delicious.