Hotels With Parking in Zhejiang, China

Stepping into the lobby of Shaoxing Hotel, I finally understood what it means to find luxury 'hidden' in Jiangnan. It’s not the ostentatious, gilded kind, but rather white walls and dark tiles, winding paths leading to private courtyards, like a meticulously preserved Jiangnan garden. Passing through moon gates, circling around rockeries and ponds, Fushan Mountain is just a stone's throw away, with lush tree shadows stretching right to the windows. The front desk didn't hand me a room card, but a heavy brass key tied with a silk ribbon, feeling as if it could unlock the gates of some ancient mansion. The elevator walls were adorned with ink paintings, local masters' renditions of Shen Garden – the willow branches in the painting still drooped, as if you could hear the sighs of Lu You and Tang Wan. Suddenly, I realized that a five-star rating isn't displayed on a wall; it's hidden in the details – the weight of that brass key, the warmth of a handwritten note, the uncontainable pride in the tea master's eyes when talking about tea. The next morning, I was woken by birdsong. Pulling back the curtains, an old man was practicing Tai Chi in the courtyard, each movement slow, much like the pace of this city. Breakfast was at the buffet, and beyond the Western options, there was a dedicated Shaoxing snack station – freshly fried stinky tofu, freshly wrapped ai jiao dumplings, and freshly cooked Ciwu Dajian noodles. The chef, a local auntie, muttered as she cooked, “The broth needs to be ample, the noodles firm, and the toppings freshly stir-fried for the best aroma.” When leaving, the front desk asked if my stay was enjoyable. I said it was excellent. Even after driving a long way, I looked back and could still faintly see the white walls of Shaoxing Hotel standing amidst the tree shadows. It’s not flashy, not showy, just like this city – reserving its best for those willing to slow down.

Chose to stay at the Sheraton Huzhou Taihu Lake, and it was a wonderful experience with beautiful views and a pleasant environment, perfect for a relaxing family trip. We had butler service, and our butler was incredibly attentive, following up on every detail. The service was impeccable, really top-notch! The room was very clean with excellent attention to detail, and the facilities were complete and in great condition. Highly recommend!

The service was excellent the day before yesterday, I was very satisfied. There are many shared bikes in front of the hotel, and you can ride them to West Lake, which isn't far even on foot, about a 10-minute walk. Wushan Subway Station on Line 7 is just a 5-minute walk away. Hefang Street is also nearby, which is very convenient. The hotel even provides free umbrellas on rainy days. Taxis are also very easy to catch. Subway Line 7 goes directly to Xiaoshan International Airport, and a taxi ride only takes about 30 minutes. The hotel is also not far from attractions like Longjing Village, West Lake, Wushan Scenic Area, and so on. I would definitely recommend it to friends.

Facilities: Good Cleanliness: Excellent Environment: Superb Service: Fantastic The hotel is located right in Jinhua city center, surrounded by skyscrapers, and not far from Shuanglong Cave, making it the perfect choice for accommodation. The breakfast is rich and varied, clean and hygienic. It offers great value for money, though the kids' play area is a bit small, only a reading corner, which could be improved.

The Hyatt Place Hangzhou International Airport is perfect for travelers catching a flight! It's super convenient for early morning flights or layovers. The room was clean and comfortable, and I was surprised by how excellent the soundproofing was – I had a peaceful night's sleep. The service was attentive and efficient, and you even get access to fast-track security. It's incredibly convenient, offers great value for money, and is definitely my top choice for airport accommodation!

We had a fantastic stay! The room was spotless, clean, and dry, and came fully equipped with all the daily essentials. They even thoughtfully provided noise-canceling earplugs in a beautiful little pouch, and a delicate wooden comb. There were two types of slippers: a pair of flip-flops and disposable blue patterned cloth slippers. What's great is that items like the blue patterned cloth slippers, the earplugs in their pouch, the small wooden comb, and the body lotion can be taken home as souvenirs – not just the flip-flops! The large bed was incredibly comfortable, the kind that looks inviting just by glancing at it. The front desk was manned by an older gentleman with glasses who spoke slowly but was very thorough and considerate. This time, our guesthouse booking included morning tea. Since I hadn't booked the 'water morning tea' in advance, the kind gentleman told me we could just have it at the guesthouse, and he'd register it for us, so no need for an online reservation. I took photos of the morning tea the next day – it was very generous, and my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed it. My husband said that out of all our travels, this was one of the most comfortable and satisfying stays we've ever had. To summarize, we were both very pleased and had a wonderful time on this trip to Wuzhen.

My stay was very comfortable. The hotel room was clean and tidy, and the facilities were well-equipped, including disposable items like slippers. The bathroom had a wet and dry separation, and there was a full-length mirror and a makeup mirror, which were very convenient to use. The bedding was super comfortable, and there were two pillow options: one slightly higher and a latex pillow, both great for sleeping. The front desk staff even helped carry my luggage to the room during check-in, which was very thoughtful.

Facilities: Comprehensive Hygiene: Very clean Environment: Excellent Service: Superb Quzhou is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province. We stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton for a self-driving trip during the National Day holiday. Parking was convenient and free, the service was warm, and the accommodations were comfortable. We were extremely satisfied. The hotel is very close to historical and cultural attractions like Quzhou Ancient City Wall, Shuijingmen Scenic Area, Kong Family Temple of the Southern Branch, and Quzhou Museum. We went exploring in the evening, and the ancient city was bustling with activity – it was fantastic!

A great place for a weekend getaway! The service was excellent; they even helped us with our luggage to the room. A special thanks to Xiao Dong for their service. We were upgraded to a lake-view room, and the balcony offered a stunning view with quaint bridges and the lake. After settling in, we walked along Nanhu Lake to Nanhu Tiandi for dinner and stumbled upon a bread festival, which was a lovely surprise and we got some great finds. Back at the hotel, we found that turndown service had been provided. The next morning, after breakfast, we headed to Haogu Pagoda. I actually wanted to go there on the first afternoon, but we couldn't find the small back entrance, and neither could several other groups who came looking later. We eventually realized it was blocked by illegally parked cars. I hope the hotel can put up a sign there to explain this. After descending the pagoda, we took another stroll around the hotel grounds to enjoy the garden scenery before leaving. We skipped Yuehe and Zicheng, which were mentioned online, as we had to head back in the afternoon, and having been to Xitang, I didn't feel the need to visit another water town; once a year is enough for me. I actually prefer places like Nanhu Tiandi. Of course, for those with more time, it's worth exploring all these places.

The hotel parking is super convenient, with plenty of spaces in the ground-level lot. They allow license plate registration, which is great because you don't have to go to the front desk every time. The self-service laundry room is pretty standard for Hilton Hampton Inns, and I usually use it. My boyfriend wanted to go for a run, so having a self-service washer and dryer was a huge plus. The hairdryer in the room wasn't great – it was noisy and didn't have much power. I specifically booked a deluxe river view room, and the view was fantastic. The hotel breakfast was also decent; the rice cakes and xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) were delicious.