Hotels in Downtown Area, Shaoxing

This is a wonderful small boutique hotel, beautiful and thoughtfully designed in every corner. I loved the summer special drinks in the lobby and the convenient 'carefree corner,' which had everything you could need. The flavored afternoon tea, featuring huangjiu (yellow wine), was a delightful and immersive experience. The hotel's location is fantastic; Cangqiao Old Street is lively and convenient, while Fushan Park and the morning market offer a glimpse into local life. The room was quiet and comfortable, and the breakfast and late-night snacks were delicious. Plus, it's super easy to get around from here. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Shaoxing.

Facilities: Well-equipped, the TV screen mirroring works great, the shower room is quite spacious, and there's a clothesline. Cleanliness: Cleaned thoroughly, bath towels and regular towels are individually wrapped. Environment: Excellent location, right in the heart of the ancient city, making it convenient to go anywhere. Shared e-bikes make it even easier. There are also many dining options nearby. Although it's close to the road, it's very quiet at night, with only the occasional sound of a speeding motorcycle. Service: Good attitude, very responsive to requests. Highly recommend staying here when visiting Shaoxing Ancient City.

My husband and I stayed at Shaoxing Hotel for our trip. We absolutely loved this garden-style hotel – it was so comfortable! I'd definitely recommend it to my friends. The breakfast was incredibly rich and diverse, featuring local specialties. The service was thoughtful, warm, and attentive. We arrived at the hotel very early, but they allowed us to check in right away, which was perfect. Our three-day, two-night vacation left us with wonderful memories.

This hotel is all looks, no substance. The design is stunning, but the actual experience is severely lacking and doesn't live up to the Hyatt Centric brand. Upon arrival, carrying heavy luggage, there were no other guests, but the bellhop just stood there, observing coldly, with no greeting or offer of help. It made me wonder if you only qualify as a guest if you have a suitcase. During check-in, the front desk specifically mentioned that the minibar was only complimentary for the first use, and refills wouldn't be. However, when housekeeping cleaned the room, they completely emptied and refilled the minibar, even replacing a drink I had half-finished and put in the fridge. Here's a rather ironic contrast: moss and grime were clearly visible in the sink drain, completely unattended, while the minibar was cleaned with 'spotless' thoroughness. The镂空 (open-design) balcony gets drenched when it rains, staying damp and never fully drying. Placing a fabric sofa there shows a complete disregard for usability in that environment. The breakfast setup, a combination of buffet and à la carte, was very awkward. During peak hours, the à la carte dishes were incredibly slow to arrive and completely lacked any sense of refinement. They should either stick to a traditional buffet or fully commit to a refined individual dining experience, not try to do both poorly. Around 9-10 PM, the lobby bar was extremely noisy, with guests speaking loudly. The hotel made no effort to reduce noise or maintain order, and the din echoed throughout, completely destroying the quiet, upscale ambiance the hotel should have. All staff displayed a professional smile, but it felt superficial and distant, like a 'smiling tiger.' There was an underlying sense of condescension, as if they were judging guests, which was particularly noticeable at the front desk. I wonder if the lack of local competition has allowed them to inflate prices while lowering service standards. It's a shame about such good design. If the service doesn't match, even the most beautiful hotel won't retain guests.

This is an established chain, and the hygiene has always been excellent. This time, I brought my parents to Shaoxing for a trip, and my main goal was to find a hotel with good value for money, which this non-holiday Inn definitely delivers. Its central location makes getting around very convenient. I would still choose Holiday Inn next time; it's a chain with incredibly good value. I highly recommend it to everyone.

The rooms were clean and the service was excellent. Originally, the two rooms we booked were in different buildings, but they kindly upgraded our rooms and put them together for our convenience. The location is also great, making it easy to get to all the attractions.

The hotel staff at the entrance proactively helped with our luggage, which was great service. The lobby's lighting fixtures are somewhat grand, but a bit old-fashioned. The shops on the first floor are mostly empty, practically useless. The cafe had almost no service, and a large advertisement occupied the central space, showing a lack of customer-centric design. On the upside, the hotel has many elevators that are fast, which was a good experience. The lake view room offered a nice view, the bathroom was clean, and the bathtub was large, with bath bags provided. It's not a smart toilet, which is quite rare nowadays. The mattress was uncomfortable and affected sleep, but thankfully, the room was well soundproofed, which somewhat compensated for it. Breakfast was average; the variety was neither too much nor too little, and the taste was just okay, with no surprises. However, the staff were diligent in clearing tables. The hotel is located in the old town, a good spot with easy access to taxis. Overall, it's decent.

The front desk upgraded me to an Executive Twin Room in Building 8. The next day, I also spoke with the front desk and was granted a one-hour late checkout, which I really appreciate. When I drove out in the evening, it was past the 24-hour mark, but I wasn't charged an extra fee for exceeding the parking time. This is very considerate management. Guests staying at the hotel also receive a discount at the shop next to the restaurant on the first floor, and a shopping bag is provided. The breakfast selection is comprehensive, and there are personalized services available; you can ask the staff for latte art yogurt and an egg-guessing game. It would be even better if the yogurt were sugar-free. Lu Xun's former residence is right next door, making the location excellent and convenient, and the service is very professional! It's definitely worth another visit. After a lot of walking, I saw the bathtub and wanted to take a bath, but the water wouldn't fill up past one centimeter. I just gave up on it, as I didn't want to go back to the front desk to discuss it at night. I hope the facilities in the room are fully functional and well-maintained.

Perfect for family trips. The family room was cozy and my child loved it. The hotel is conveniently located near Lu Xun's former residence, within easy walking distance. Parking is free and spacious. Staff member number 3 was very enthusiastic and patient. The yellow wine, milk tea, and stinky tofu were delicious. The overall experience was excellent. The room was very clean, with a wet/dry bathroom setup, and large, spacious windows. It also came with a Xiao Ai speaker. Highly recommended for families with children.

The reception staff were super friendly! I arrived a little early, so the room had not been cleaned yet, and when the hotel staff found out they were very apologetic about it and rushed to immediately clean the room, even though it was not their fault. Overall a clean, comfortable, and affordable room. The hotel is closer to the city centre and so may be a bit of a distance from the nearest metro station (and the Gao Tie 高铁) but it offers easy assess to the area around Lǔ Xùn's ancestral home).