Hotels With Spa in Hubei, China

We chose this hotel for our Chinese New Year trip, and it was very kid-friendly! The staff even prepared amenities for children. The lobby had a strong New Year atmosphere, and the staff were very kind to the little ones. The surrounding area has complete facilities, making it easy to take the kids out. The front desk service was also incredibly warm and welcoming, and the location is super convenient, right next to Wanda Plaza, so shopping and dining are just a stone's throw away. The hotel facilities are also comprehensive. Highly recommended!

From the front desk to room service, the staff were all incredibly warm, professional, and responsive, making the entire holiday exceptionally comfortable and pleasant. This stay far exceeded my expectations! The room perfectly blended Japanese Zen aesthetics with modern comfort. The mattress was soft, and the amenities were high-end. From check-in to check-out, every detail showcased the hotel's thoughtfulness and sincerity. It's truly a high-quality retreat where you can relax and rejuvenate.

This was by far the best hotel I stayed at during the National Day holiday! The soundproofing was really good. In the morning, I thought the delivery guy was a bit noisy, but it turned out to be a wedding next door, so it really blocks out sound well. Right behind the hotel is a large shopping mall with a Yonghui supermarket, making it super convenient for dining and shopping. They even provide kids' slippers, toothbrushes, and the hairdryer is a Philips! It was very easy to get here from Overseas Chinese Town, and the price was excellent for the National Day period. As for downsides, 1. there's no charging pile. I had to go to the Atour next door to charge, but it wasn't a far walk. 2. This one is a real bug: if two people are doing any two of these activities simultaneously – using the toilet, showering, washing up, or taking a bath – you'll definitely be seeing each other naked.

Facilities: It truly lives up to its reputation as a long-standing star-rated hotel. You wouldn't guess the decor is ten years old; it's so well-maintained that it still feels very high-end and grand, completely outshining many contemporary hotel chains. Environment: The hotel is conveniently located close to both the airport and Hankou Railway Station. The surrounding area is quiet, with a Wanda Plaza right downstairs and Tianjie mall within walking distance. I'm a light sleeper and requested a quiet room, and they gave me one far from the elevator shaft and it was non-smoking, plus I got a room upgrade. Overall, the staff were excellent, except for one male concierge on duty the evening I checked in. When I asked him about registering my car plate, he spoke very quickly and seemed agitated. I took it as him being impatient, which was a very unpleasant experience. Also, the housekeeping staff need to be more thorough; when I took a shower, I found the casing of a previous guest's razor on the shower shelf, which didn't feel good at all. Overall, it's still worth staying here again!

The hotel is conveniently located just a 5-minute walk east of the train station, perfect if you're lugging suitcases. The surrounding amenities are incredibly convenient too. Enshi Bus Station is right next door, offering direct shuttle buses to Enshi Grand Canyon, Daqinjing, and Lichuan Tenglong Cave. The front desk staff kindly upgraded me to an executive floor room on the 16th floor, which I really appreciated! 👍👍 Also, a big shout-out to Mi Manchi (the gentleman at the front desk) for extending my check-out time to my satisfaction. 👍👍 The gym and indoor heated swimming pool are both open as usual (9:00 AM - 10:00 PM). The complimentary laundry and ironing service (5 items per day) was also handled exceptionally well by the staff. 👍👍 My only wish for future stays would be the addition of a self-service laundry room – it would honestly cut my luggage in half! 🤝🤝

Wuhan's cherry blossoms are beautiful, but the real surprise of this stay started with Mike at the Ruihua Hotel. Thanks to his thoughtful arrangements, we were lucky enough to be upgraded to a room directly overlooking East Lake. This led to an incredible experience the next morning: watching the sunrise from the comfort of our bed! 🌅 I have to say, the quality at Ruihua is consistently excellent, from the Dyson hairdryer and full set of L'Occitane toiletries to the unbeatable lake view outside the window – every detail makes for a comfortable stay. Being right next to Chu River and Han Street also makes getting around incredibly convenient. A big thank you to Mike for making this trip to Wuhan such a wonderful start. I highly recommend it to anyone planning a visit to Wuhan!

This time, I didn't hesitate and chose Shangri-La without a second thought. As an older five-star hotel, its facilities might not compare to newer establishments, but its service truly shines. From the moment I checked in, Guest Services Manager Yang Han's brief yet incredibly meticulous and thoughtful assistance showcased exceptional professionalism and skill. She made me feel completely at home, setting a benchmark for the industry. Beyond the other warm services, I must single out the self-service breakfast at the Xiangyuan Western Restaurant – it genuinely moved me. It's undergone a radical transformation since my visit a year ago. The wontons, handmade by the hotel, brought back vivid memories of my childhood, of my grandmother holding my hand and taking me to a restaurant for wontons. So many times I've dreamt of that taste! With just one bite of those wontons, I truly felt like I was home. Then there were the bean curd sheets, siu mai, hot dry noodles served in enamel bowls, stir-fried green beans, stir-fried lettuce – so many dishes, all evoking memories of my hometown. I suddenly realized that even after 30 years away, my memories of home have never faded. And then there's Jingjing; the last time I came, it was her very first day on the job. Years have passed in a flash, and she's still just as enthusiastic and attentive, zipping around the entire restaurant, greeting this guest and attending to that one. And the lovely, sturdy chef with his tall hat, busy frying eggs, and the lady chef at the live station preparing rice noodles – every single one of them is just delightful. The biggest difference between the Shangri-La Hotel Wuhan and other hotels is that it's a hotel with a soul, a place with incredible cohesion. It's a landmark of Wuhan, and a home in the hearts of those who have left their hometown.

Facilities: This is a new hotel opening in 2025, so all the facilities are brand new. Two minor issues: the toilet isn't a smart toilet, and the TV screen mirroring kept disconnecting. Cleanliness: Excellent, both the room itself and the housekeeping were very good. Environment: Overall good. It's a newly developed area with not many amenities nearby, about 5-6 kilometers from the city center. Service: Generally okay, but a few things stood out: When checking in, the front desk staff initially blurted out that I had only booked 1 night, when it was clearly 3 nights. They later corrected themselves, saying they misread it, so it wasn't a big deal. The breakfast was mediocre, with too few options. The staff even started clearing away dishes before I had finished eating, telling me to go get more myself, which was a very poor experience. Yun Ting Chinese Restaurant 12% off: I didn't use the discount voucher. Instead, I used a set meal from Dianping for 2-3 people for 288 yuan. It actually fed 4 people very well. Highly recommended, the taste was also excellent. This was the most satisfying dining experience I had at the hotel. Buffet dinner 198 yuan/person after discount (original price 368 yuan/person) 1 portion/day: Did not experience this. Spa: This isn't operated by the hotel itself. I recall Westin usually has its own spa brand, but this hotel uses a third-party one. Overall, it was average, a 6 out of 10.

The parking management is terrible; the parking lot is an absolute disaster, to put it mildly. Unless they sort it out, I definitely won't be coming back. The room design, I feel, won't appeal to most young people. The only good thing was the Executive Lounge. Although the food selection was small and not particularly tasty, it was very quiet, and the staff there genuinely knew how to provide good service. The cocktails they mixed were also quite good. Customer service called asking for a good review – the person's name was Yang Tian. I've never actually met him, but I'll give him a good review as he wished. Happy New Year, Yang Tian!

The hotel is fantastic, with all the facilities very spacious and with 6-star service. I commend the employee Cora Cheng for her attentive service and cordiality.