Hotels With Breakfast in Hubei, China

Let's start with the positives. First, the location is good, not far from Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, and there's a snack street nearby. It's also conveniently located between two subway stations, a perfectly acceptable distance. Regarding the environment, the hotel's exterior looks a bit ordinary, but the interior is quite nice. The room was tidy. A big plus is that there's a water dispenser in the hallway where you can grab bottled water, and the toilet paper in the room's bathroom was thick and didn't tear easily. Breakfast was decent, not just a perfunctory offering, and downstairs they even have self-service snacks and lemon tea. The room came with a fridge and a hairdryer, and the hairdryer worked well. Now for the downsides: at night, there was some honking from cars downstairs. The hotel seemed aware of this as they provided earplugs. Although the shower and toilet are separate, there's no place to put your clothes in the shower area. You have to grab them from near the room door to change, or else you need to put them in a bag to prevent them from getting wet. Considering the price, I'm quite satisfied. If you're looking for more unique features, you'd probably have to pay a different price point. I didn't take any photos of the hotel, so here are a few pictures of Wuhan instead.

The decor is nice and the soundproofing between rooms is excellent. The duvet and pillows were down, which I wasn't used to at first, but it was actually quite good, haha. At 7 PM, they offer free congee and tea eggs in the lobby, which was perfect as my teeth were a bit sore, and the warm congee helped a lot. The hotel has a self-service laundry room with washers and dryers. They also offer a laundry service (where they'll even load the machine for you), which I didn't use, but it seems like a great option if you're staying longer. There's also a free gym and a meeting room (inquire at the front desk if you need to use it). If you need any disposable items, just ask at the front desk or mention it to the cleaning staff – it's no trouble at all. If you want breakfast at the hotel, you can inquire about adding it when you check in.

This hotel really elevated my impression of Wuhan. First off, the service made me feel professional and respected. Before we arrived, my child got some scrapes, and I was a bit worried because I couldn't find any pharmacies nearby on the delivery app. However, when I explained I needed iodine and band-aids, the staff, without any unnecessary fuss, quickly delivered them directly to our room. I hope they continue to maintain such reassuring medical facility provisions. Secondly, the hotel's decor is incredibly grand and inviting. There's a European-style courtyard on the second floor, which I didn't visit so I don't have photos. But the Chinese-style courtyard in the ground-floor restaurant had a very serene atmosphere, and I even fed the goldfish there. As for the stay experience, the central air conditioning actually worked! Unlike other hotels where setting it to 26°C only gets you 22°C (which often leads to me catching a cold 😷), the air conditioning at this Holiday Inn genuinely reaches 26°C when set, making it very comfortable. I stayed in room 2093, and thanks to excellent soundproofing and great blackout curtains, I managed to get a rare full night's sleep. Finally, a quick review of the restaurants. There are three on the ground floor, but I only visited one. I'm not sure if Hubei cuisine is generally salty, but I found both my dinner and breakfast to be a bit too salty. I even specifically asked for less salt on my braised Wuchang fish, but it was still extremely salty... Also, the fruit platter was quite disappointing, with only a tiny bit of cantaloupe and cucumber, a mediocre orange, and a single mandarin orange. For the price, it felt a bit perfunctory. I hope they can improve this.

My wife and I recently visited Wuhan and stayed at the Donghu Hotel's Tingtao Building No. 2. We were immediately struck by how massive it was, surrounded by lush greenery – truly a natural oxygen bar. Strolling through what felt like a forest was incredibly enjoyable, and the beauty of East Lake was breathtaking. It's no wonder they call it Wuhan's State Guesthouse. Our room wasn't huge, but it was very clean, cozy, and odor-free. The bathroom was spacious, featuring both a shower and a bathtub. The service was top-notch; we truly felt like valued guests and had a very comfortable stay. The hotel itself is an attraction, with beautiful birdsong and fragrant flowers. It's also conveniently located near many other sights like the East Lake Greenway, Liyuan Garden, Wuhan University, the Hubei Provincial Museum, and Yellow Crane Tower. Staying at Donghu Hotel is definitely the right choice when visiting Wuhan.

I had an amazing stay at Four Seasons International Hotel (Shiyan Beijing Middle Road University Town). The room was exceptionally clean and the mattress was incredibly comfortable — one of the best I’ve ever slept on. The overall cleanliness and room ambience truly exceeded my expectations. The staff were extremely sweet, helpful, and quick to respond whenever I needed anything. Their hospitality really stood out. The most surprising and heartwarming part of my stay was that the hotel provided me with free breakfast and dinner. On one of the days, I was very hungry and didn’t know where to go for dinner, but the staff kindly arranged a complimentary meal for me. I genuinely appreciated this thoughtful gesture. Overall, this hotel offers excellent service, great comfort, and sincere hospitality. I absolutely loved my stay and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting this area. I will definitely choose this hotel again in the future!

My family and I came to Wuhan for a trip, and a friend recommended this hotel. We booked a suite, and it was really spacious with two bathrooms and very clean. The hotel's location is also super convenient, right in the middle of Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, making it easy to get anywhere. The room service staff were all very welcoming. It offers great value for money and was a fantastic experience overall.

I booked this Holiday Inn Express along the river in advance on Ctrip, as I was taking my parents back to Yichang to visit family and pay respects at the cemetery. My flight landed a bit late, but the front desk service was excellent when I checked in. The hotel's overall environment is very clean, and the room amenities are complete. Although the room faced the street (with a river view), the soundproofing was good. There's also a laundry room and a gym on the second floor. The restaurant is next to the gym; while the breakfast selection isn't huge, they have hot dry noodles, which taste great. Overall, it was a very good stay.

This hotel is located on Yichang's Yanjiang Avenue, boasting picturesque riverside scenery, a beautiful environment, convenient transportation, and easy access to amenities. It also offers free parking. Having recently opened, the facilities are complete, though the service is a little unpolished. The biggest issue right now is that three hotels share one building, and one of them is undergoing renovations, making it quite noisy.

The location is great, right next to Wanda Plaza and diagonally opposite the Three Gorges Tourist Center, making it very convenient for tours to the Three Gorges. The room itself was pretty good, up to Crown Plaza standards, but some details were a bit perplexing. For example, the teacups were IKEA brand, and the TV remote control's back panel was missing. I stayed for two days and went swimming twice. The changing room was consistently very damp, with water all over the floor. Even the lockers were damp, damaged, moldy, and had an odor.

Executive Lounge Benefits: You can completely ignore the weather outside; it's perfectly fine to stay in the hotel all day, with food and drinks available morning and evening. Facilities: Met expectations. Cleanliness: As always, no issues. Environment: Right next to MixC, and just a short walk further to Baodao Park. Plenty of upscale dining options, and even more small, local eateries.