Spa Hotels in Hangzhou

"This hotel is a guesthouse converted from a villa complex, sharing the space with original residents. Security guards check your booking details upon entry, so Didi and food deliveries aren't an issue. There's a tea garden, so the outdoor environment feels quite pleasant. However, the rooms are average and on the small side. While there's an outdoor balcony, there are too many mosquitoes, so we hardly dared to open the door. On the last night, there were mosquitoes in the room, keeping me awake, and the mosquito repellent essential oil wasn't very effective. There were welcome fruits (common fruits, not really to my taste) and afternoon tea (two drinks + a few small cakes), which was significantly less impressive than what others received. There's also a private hot spring experience, but I wasn't interested so I didn't go. Breakfast lacked noodle soups, wontons, and similar items; the variety of food was quite limited. For a price of 700-800, I generally feel it's not good value for money. When checking out, I messaged the butler on WeChat about the issues, and they later arranged to send some local souvenirs as a consolation. I didn't take many photos of the room as there was nothing special about it; I only photographed the lotus flowers and snacks I bought myself."