Hotels with Bars in Ningbo

Yueyue first saw the sea view homestay · Slow life in a fishing village that I fell in love with once Crossing the road like breaking into the time tunnel, the front is the secret of the fishing village by the mountains and the sea. This unique region is a homestay village. I decisively chose the high-scoring ”Yue Yue First Seeing”. I can walk downstairs for 3 minutes to step into the beach to catch the sea. The seafood is free at hand. The boss’s enthusiasm was full from the door. Seeing that our luggage was heavy, the young man went upstairs without saying anything, and sent the surrounding seafood stalls and niche sea view points to the mobile phone early for our reference. The play itinerary helped to plan and worry-free to move. The homestay is full of care, the public area decorations are ingenious, the room is clean and bright, and the bedding is soft and super decompressed. It coincides with the Mid-Autumn Festival, a small table is set up on the terrace, drinking tea, eating moon cakes, watching the party, the boss also sent sweet Xiangshan honey orange, the sea breeze is wrapped in fruit.

The hotel service was excellent. Check-in was fast, and the room was spotlessly clean with no strange smells. All the facilities were complete and in good working order. The environment was quiet, so I wasn't disturbed by any noise. The staff were gentle and polite, and they resolved any issues promptly. There are plenty of dining and entertainment options nearby. My stay exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend it!!!!!!!!!!!

First off, the hotel's location is excellent. The young man who checked me in was very helpful. Once I got to the room, it felt so new that I couldn't resist taking a few photos. The size was perfect, more than enough space. The double vanity was a huge plus for a girl like me. The room was clean, and the view was good too. The 'freshly ground coffee' was actually from a self-service machine, but the cups were pretty nice. It's conveniently located on the 4th-floor lobby. The late-night snacks were a bit simple, but the instant noodles and pastries were decent. Honestly, from check-in until I woke up, I really wanted to give it a full five stars. However, breakfast was a huge disappointment. First, the person collecting the breakfast vouchers didn't even look up; they were just glued to their phone, hunched over the table. We had to proactively place our vouchers on the table ourselves. Second, we went for breakfast at 8:30 AM, and there was already no fruit or hot dishes left. Many other food items were also missing. The tables were full of dirty dishes that hadn't been cleared. After finally getting a noodle dish made at the live cooking station, no one called us when it was ready, and there was no guidance at all. The overall experience was terrible. If this hotel didn't have breakfast, it would definitely be more than five stars!

Our family's recent stay at this five-star Intercontinental hotel was absolutely perfect! From the moment we stepped into the lobby, the staff were incredibly warm and efficient, making check-in a breeze. The room itself was spacious and bright, with comfortable bedding and excellent soundproofing, ensuring everyone got a great night's sleep. The breakfast buffet offered a fantastic variety of both Western and Chinese options. We also appreciated the clean, temperature-controlled pool and the modern gym facilities. The biggest bonus was its unbeatable location, just a stone's throw from the main attractions, making sightseeing incredibly convenient. I highly recommend this hotel for families, and we'll definitely be back!

As a long‑established property, Langham offers acceptable facilities. Its location in central Eastern New Town is excellent, with restaurants, entertainment venues and great transport links nearby. One downside: front‑desk employees generally have poor English and speak too quietly. Key information including minibar fees and other service charges was not explained clearly, which brought us some unnecessary unpleasantness.

It’s a B&B that people like at first glance (at least that’s what I think). Whether it’s the facilities in the room or the scenery at the door (right next to the Qixiakeng Ancient Road), I think this visit is worth it! The food is also very delicious. My child didn’t even take a few bites of the food he ordered from a small restaurant near Xikou last year. It was not to his liking and it was also noisy. Unexpectedly, the chopsticks didn’t stop today, which means it’s very delicious and indeed in line with our taste. , How can taro be so pink and waxy! Delicious! We are already discussing how to come and stay for a few days during the summer vacation. In summer, we can play in the small stream in front of our house! Walking around the ancient village in the evening has a beautiful artistic conception! Anyway, it’s a comfortable stay and a comfortable environment. Get up and go hiking on the Qixiakeng Ancient Trail after breakfast tomorrow, which is the perfect end to this two-day and one-night short trip! Goodbye in the summer~

Our top pick for a Dongqian Lake getaway! A special shout-out to our butler, Nicole, who not only upgraded our room for free but also granted us a late check-out! The hotel is right next to the popular 'International Lake House' sunset spot, and very close to Hanling Old Street, making dining super convenient. Nestled between mountains and the lake, its village-style garden design offers picturesque views at every turn. The rooms are spacious and clean, each with a scenic balcony and comfortable bedding. The service is thoughtful and attentive, and the shuttle service within the resort is very handy. The breakfast spread is rich and varied. Strolling through the grounds and enjoying the hot springs are both incredibly relaxing activities, perfect for escaping the city hustle. The hotel's body lotion is also excellent. We will definitely be back!

A luxurious hotel in a small town. The facilities are great. The front desk upgraded us to a deluxe room. The bathroom was a highlight – big, bright, with a bathtub by the floor-to-ceiling window, which was wonderful and open. The service was very responsive to requests; they even helped heat up our cold takeout, which was a thoughtful touch.

The hotel's interior is beautiful, perfect for photos on a sunny day. The in-room amenities are high-end, like a Dyson hairdryer and LELABO skincare products. The bed was also very comfortable. We stayed in a newly renovated room with a large terrace overlooking the inner courtyard. The travel photographer and butler both requested a positive review, so I'm giving five stars, but I still want to provide an objective assessment. I believe the core issue with the hotel's many negative reviews lies in the details. For example, there were only facial tissues available at the vanity, which was quite inconvenient. The TV couldn't cast, and the bathroom lacked an exhaust fan. When I requested two bath sachets, only one was provided (though they did send another when asked). At the restaurant, when I was packing a breakfast to go, one staff member offered me cutlery and perhaps an extra napkin. Another staff member immediately interjected, saying ”just a pair of chopsticks is fine, no need for these.” I felt really awkward being there. The service is good, but you consistently get a subtle feeling of pettiness. While it's good for staff to be economical, they should also consider the guests' experience. I hope this objective review helps future guests and encourages the hotel to improve its details for a more comfortable stay.

I took the elderly and children on a trip during the Spring Festival. The location is excellent. Hanling Old Street is right outside. The breakfast and afternoon tea are very good. The room is clean, the facilities are complete, and the Hanfu experience is available. The children had a great time. The restaurant next to it is also good, with discounts for hotel guests.