Hotels with Breakfast in Suzhou

This time, my sister and I visited Suzhou again and booked this hotel 🏨. We stayed here last year, and both the environment and service were excellent! So, we chose to stay here again. The hotel 🏨 is conveniently located right on Pingjiang Road. After checking in, you also get two complimentary tickets to a Pingtan teahouse 🆓. Last time, we had a king-size room, and this time we got a twin room. There's even a rocking chair in the room that my sister found so comfortable she didn't want to go out sightseeing! The hotel 🏨 room rate includes breakfast, and both the braised pork noodles and braised beef noodles were delicious. After breakfast, we took a nice stroll along Pingjiang Road!

The room was clean and had a unique charm. The hostess was lovely and incredibly thoughtful. I've already booked for next year! My trip was a bit rushed this time, so I didn't get to fully appreciate all the creative touches at Zhoushuang Life Inn. I'll save that for next year's visit.

I specifically chose the Kimpton Bamboo Grove to experience the charm of old Suzhou. This hotel, a refreshed version of the old Bamboo Grove Hotel, perfectly balances ancient city memories with modern luxury, and it was the biggest surprise of my trip. The hotel is rooted in the heart of Suzhou's old city. Instead of trying to create trendy internet-famous backdrops, it incorporates the essence of Suzhou gardens into its architecture. White walls, bamboo shadows, and rockeries with flowing water unfold gracefully along the corridors. Strolling through feels like stumbling upon a hidden private estate nestled in a bustling area, free from the noise of tourist spots, offering only the relaxed, authentic vibe of local life. The balcony room I stayed in was bright and spacious. The interior design was understated and luxurious, with a Sealy mattress, Dyson hairdryer, and a separate makeup mirror all provided. The open-plan marble bathroom with a scenic window allowed me to enjoy the courtyard and pond while bathing. My butler, Cherry, was always available on WeChat, and all my small requests were promptly addressed. What impressed me most was the local culture subtly woven into the hotel's details: authentic Suzhou noodles for breakfast, freshly opened sweet coconuts, and gentle Pingtan performances in the courtyard during the evenings. The first round of drinks in the minibar was complimentary. Canglang Pavilion and Pingjiang Road are within walking distance, and the streets lined with old plane trees exude a vibrant local atmosphere. With its historical charm, attentive service, and a healing garden setting, it's perfect for both vacations and short stays. I will definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit Suzhou.

Nestled in the heart of a picturesque landmark, this guesthouse offers stunning views of Pingjiang Road at night. There's a cat café right across the street, which is a lovely touch. The breakfast spread is generous, and you can even do your laundry for free. The staff are incredibly warm and welcoming, making this a fantastic choice for your stay.

An absolutely wonderful experience! If you're coming to Suzhou, staying in a garden-style setting is a must. This hotel is a conversion of a 300-year-old house. While the building is old, all the facilities are incredibly modern, including a gym, pool, and even Dyson hair dryers. It's just a bridge away from Pingjiang Road, so you can enjoy the bustling lights on one side while having your own tranquil oasis on the other (the courtyard rooms are behind the wall you see in the video). The hotel breakfast is excellent, a semi-buffet of Chinese and Western small plates, complemented by your choice of a Chinese or Western main course. The breakfast noodles are especially delicious, served with fresh water chestnuts and shrimp. I particularly want to commend the hotel's service; it was truly warm and welcoming. The hotel is a convenient 20-minute walk (or 5-minute bike ride) to Suzhou Museum, Humble Administrator's Garden, and Lion Grove Garden. Ou Garden is a 10-minute walk. Wangshi Garden is a bit further, about a 15-minute bike ride. I'd recommend getting a joint ticket for the first three gardens, which is valid for three days. There are also some fantastic restaurants nearby, and both Pingjiangfu and Jinhaihua are within walking distance. If your budget allows, definitely go for the Songmaoju Suite – it's a private house with its own courtyard, so you won't have to worry about footsteps from above or noise from the shared courtyard. They also have smaller standard rooms to suit various budgets. A small heads-up: one wall of the courtyard rooms faces Pingjiang Road, so it can be a bit noisy during the day, but don't worry, it's very quiet at night. Just a minor suggestion: the super-large bathroom with a bathtub, double sinks, and three separate areas is fantastic, but there's only one hook. I'd suggest adding a few more. Also, the wardrobe could use some pant hangers.

A super beautiful and clean hotel 🏨! The four sodas in the room were complimentary, and there was a full-length mirror. You could also listen to music and watch movies in the room. Right across from the hotel is a seafood street, and next door there are tons of great food options, so you'll never go hungry. The hotel is only 10 minutes from Qilishantang, which is a fantastic spot for photoshoots in Suzhou. Plus, the Squirrel Fish restaurant next to Shantang is delicious 🤤🤤. There were also vendors selling super waterproof, durable, skin-friendly, and affordable Vietnamese gold-plated jewelry. I bought a few pieces to take home as gifts for friends without breaking the bank 🌝🌝. I even met a little fox at night and took a great picture together ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻. But the photographer said the foxes would be even bigger in November because they come from Harbin, so maybe I'll come back in November next time! 🤭

I rarely write long reviews, but this hotel, at best, is a business hotel. Don't try to market it as a family-friendly hotel when it's clearly not. Just adding a few kid activities and a small train doesn't make it one. 1. The room had absolutely no children's amenities: no kids' toothbrushes, no kids' slippers. You couldn't even install a bed rail because there was nowhere to attach it. 😂 2. The showerhead was broken, with water leaking from the side. 3. There were only two extremely high pillows. Seriously, don't standard hotels usually provide four pillows? Two high, two low? I ended up having to sleep with clothes propped under my head. 4. The front desk staff (the guy with glasses) during both check-in and check-out had the same unhelpful attitude as a budget hotel chain's front desk. In fact, a budget hotel might even be more welcoming. If you don't want to work during the May Day holiday, just switch shifts! 😠 5. The housekeeping auntie definitely hasn't been trained. She was pushing a huge mattress and nearly hit a child while turning a corner. The only positive feedback I have is for the kind female front desk staff member who enthusiastically helped me find my lost ID card.

I highly recommend this heavenly hotel in Suzhou! It's absolutely the best accommodation experience in Suzhou. The location is impeccable, close to the subway, within walking distance to Shantang Street, and right next to Vientiane Tiandi, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and shopping. The entire hotel brings the classical Suzhou garden aesthetic to the sky. The rooftop sky garden offers beautiful views at every turn, creating a serene and elegant atmosphere. It's a quiet oasis amidst the bustling city, incredibly therapeutic. The guest rooms are stylishly minimalist and high-end, and the cleanliness is meticulous. The bathroom has a wet/dry separation, and all facilities are comprehensive, making for a very comfortable stay. The staff are gentle and attentive, providing a perfect check-in experience. It's an ideal spot for a relaxing vacation with friends in Suzhou. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit; it truly deserves five stars!

The hotel boasts a new Chinese style blended with modern luxury, incorporating elements like garden moon gates and traditional青瓦石墙 (blue tile and stone walls) into its decor. The lobby features a charming江南庭院 (Jiangnan-style courtyard) with flowing water. Rooms have panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, offering plenty of natural light. My room even had a view of the Gate of the Orient! All rooms come standard with Sealy mattresses, luxury toiletries (the kind you'd find in a star-rated hotel), and complimentary daily tea and coffee. It's perfect for families or friends traveling together. They also have oversized suites with outdoor patios offering unobstructed views of Suzhou's old town.

The room was clean and tidy, and the comb was very unique. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, which was a big plus. The location was excellent, with the subway, bus, and major attractions like Humble Administrator's Garden and Suzhou Museum all within a 15-minute walk. Along the way, there were commercial streets with snacks and local specialties, and places like Yaba Shengjian and Guanqian Street were not far, making it very convenient! After a long day of sightseeing, returning to the hotel was a great way to unwind! The open-air patio was particularly interesting; I happened to catch it during the rain, which added a wonderful ambiance! The service was exceptionally good; they were very patient and helpful with services like mailing. Highly recommended! The room also featured central air conditioning, electric curtains, and an automatic toilet!