Hotels with Infinity Pools in Wuhan

"🌟Pros: Bathtub included; strong water pressure from the showerhead. Spacious bathroom, convenient for grooming. ⚠️Cons: Many electrical appliances malfunctioned; the electric curtains were broken. The hairdryer was broken. The room layout was strange; the bed faced the bathroom door directly. Many hidden compartments were installed, but they were useless and looked odd at night. The interior lighting was too dim. Breakfast was average, neither good nor bad. Overall, the price-performance ratio is average; the interior details are poor, not matching the style it appears from the outside."

"We found a treasure. Although the road into the mountain is long, it is far beyond our expectations. The most satisfying thing is not only the beautiful environment, but also the great service. It's like meeting a friend we haven't seen for a long time. It's very casual and comfortable. It feels like the boss is not operating for profit, but waiting for his friends from all over the world, waiting for an appointment. The children were very excited to see the wooden house, and they shouted that they would come again when spring comes. 😊"

"The air in the mountains is quite good. There are fewer people walking around this season. It’s not bad. There is still ice and snow in the mountains. It is recommended that if you drive here by car, you must call for a round trip in advance. The room is well-equipped with floor heating, a smart toilet, and the bathtub is large enough. There are often cats walking around. There is a museum on the mountainside with a lot to see."

"Escape from the hustle and bustle, live in the pastoral | Here is the life that hides the yearning Early in the morning, the first ray of sunlight through the gauze curtain, accompanied by crisp bird song gently wakes you up. Open the window, the fresh earth fragrance wrapped in the fragrance of flowers and plants, the morning mist in the distance of the hills looming, the golden rice fields near the wind sway, lifting waves, this moment, you and nature bump full. Out of the homestay, strolling on the wet soil on the field trail. Pick off a strawberry with dewdrops, and the sweet taste blooms on the tip of the tongue; follow the old farmer to go down the field to plant the bamboo shoots, feel the sweat slipping down the cheeks, and experience the simplicity and toil of the ”day and afternoon”. Or take a bamboo basket, shuttle in the vegetable garden, pick fresh vegetables, for a rich pastoral food prepared ingredients. In the afternoon, sit on the rocking chair in the courtyard of the hotel, hold a good book, enjoy a cup of aromatherapy, and let time flow slowly. Watch the cats lazily bask in the sun, listen to bees busy shuttle in the flowers, occasionally a breeze, leaves rustle, as if nature is playing a soothing lullaby. In the evening, the sunset is a golden glow for the whole pastoral. Barbecue with family and friends, echo in the air with laughter, or sit around the campfire, count the stars, share each other's stories. The night was getting dark, all quiet, lying on a soft bed, accompanied by frogs and insects, fell into a sweet dream. In this pastoral homestay, there is no fast-paced life pressure, no busy noise. There are quiet pastoral scenery, warm fireworks on the earth, and the purest happiness. Come here, let the body and mind return to nature, slow down, and enjoy a poetic pastoral life."

"We must prepare a strategy in advance, because when we went, it was cloudy and rainy, so it was a bit wasted. The facilities in this beautiful scenic resort are quite convenient. There are sightseeing buses to pick up and drop off, and the butler service is also very considerate. For example, when we went Went to the breakfast shop and found that there were no umbrellas but the butler would send someone to bring them to us. In the end, I left something behind, and the housekeeper contacted me immediately and told me to send it to me by express delivery. There were no surprises during this trip. I ate a chicken wing in the restaurant and it got stuck in my throat. I contacted the housekeeper and went to the infirmary. Finally, the management staff, the hospital where Brother Peng took me, stayed with me all afternoon to help me. I relieved my anxiety and went to buy medicine for me. I am very grateful to meet such a considerate butler during the trip."