Hotels With Pools in Zhejiang, China

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!

I had am amazing stay at Pingjiang, the staff and owner were really friendly and helping me with the language barrier through translation apps. The local breakfast menu was delicious and very healthy. Drinking green tea in the morning sun next to the channel was perfect. The rooms are very clean and spacious and so was the bathroom. I highly recommend staying here. Thank you for making my stay in Nanxun memorable.

I always make it a point to visit Hangzhou every year, and seeing the lush greenery by West Lake is always such a beautiful sight! Even with the bustling crowds around West Lake, you can still find a sense of peace and tranquility here. The Xizi Hotel is definitely worth considering for your stay. **Room Facilities:** The dark, reddish-brown furniture gives the room a grand and elegant feel. Welcome fruits and local snacks are neatly arranged in compartments. The bathroom has both a shower and a bathtub, though overall, it feels a bit dated. **Value for Money:** The room rate is quite steep, but considering the hotel's stunning views, excellent service, and prime location, I still think it offers good value. **Breakfast:** The selection is incredibly rich and varied, and having breakfast right by West Lake is a lovely experience. There's a mix of Western and Chinese options, plus local Hangzhou specialties. You can definitely eat your fill, but it's best to go early, as after 9 am, you'll need to get a number and wait for a table. **Bed:** Just average. **Cleanliness:** We were initially given a room on the first floor which felt quite damp, and it seemed no one had stayed in it for a while. After discussing it with them, they moved us to a second-floor room, which had much better sunlight. **Parking:** They have a dedicated parking lot. **Room View:** Our room was quite far back, so the view was mostly of the mountain behind the hotel. **Location & Transportation:** The location is incredibly convenient. Leifeng Pagoda is right next door, and you can see its full panorama from the hotel. Across the street are Jingci Temple and Prince Bay Park. Bus 1314 stops right outside and goes directly to Lingyin Temple and other attractions. If you exit through the west gate, you're very close to 'Viewing Fish at Flower Pond'. We chose to take a boat from Majiawan Pier and explored Yuangu Bay, Turtle Pond, and Three Ponds Mirroring the Moon, experiencing a different side of West Lake. However, since the hotel is quite large, it's a bit of a walk to the main entrance. **Service:** The staff proactively shared information about the hotel with us – truly a testament to its renowned reputation. We interacted most with the shuttle bus drivers. When we mentioned it was our first time staying there, both the drivers and security guards enthusiastically told us about the hotel's features. A special shout-out to shuttle driver Xiao Mu, who waited patiently in the pouring rain for us to finish taking a night photo we wanted. There's also a building manager service for Building 2, responsible for managing the entire building, including check-in arrangements and turn-down service. The staff here are very thoughtful and attentive, and they even offered us some complimentary incense. **Swimming Pool:** There's a separate, heated indoor pool. **Gym:** The gym is located in a separate area. **Complimentary Activities:** 1. At 4 PM, a hotel guide takes guests on a tour of the entire hotel, providing explanations of sites like Pearl Spring and the G20 banquet hall (which isn't accessible outside of booked events, but it's very grand). We learned about the origins of the estate, saw the self-picking Longjing tea garden, and a quiet spot for playing music. The highlight was Building 1, offering a perfect view of Leifeng Pagoda and the building's harmonious composition. The tour lasts about 40 minutes. 2. A travel photography session. Each room receives five photos, which isn't really enough. If you want photo editing, it's an additional 5 RMB. Choosing more upscale costumes costs another 100 RMB. If you truly want some good photos, you might need to spend an extra 200 RMB or so. The photographer does guide you, but the pace felt very fast, and the overall shoot didn't feel very thorough, with the photos not being particularly outstanding. This is just my personal experience, though.

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.

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!

Staying at Greentown Blue Bay Building 2 this time, which is in the same building as the Sheraton. I was stunned as soon as I swiped my room card and walked in! The lake outside the balcony was an unbelievable shade of blue, like a glowing sapphire. The sunlight sparkled on the water's surface. Sitting on the balcony, lost in thought, watching the layered distant mountains, time seemed to slow down. You absolutely must come on a sunny day; the photos are stunning straight out of the camera, no editing needed!

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.

For this trip to Yiwu, I chose the Shangri-La, which is super close and convenient to the International Trade City! As a long-standing five-star luxury hotel, the Shangri-La did not disappoint! The hotel's location is truly excellent. The Yiwu International Trade City is just across the road, and there's a shopping complex right downstairs with plenty of dining, entertainment, and shopping options – super convenient! This time, I booked a one-bedroom executive suite, considering that my child could do homework at the desk in the living room – it was the perfect choice! Check-in was smooth and quick. The front desk staff, Evelyn, added me on WeChat and told me to contact her with any questions during my stay, which was very thoughtful! We ordered takeout several times during our stay. There's a fantastic selection of delicious takeout available around the hotel, so we couldn't resist indulging in some great food in our room at night. Each time, Evelyn kindly arranged for the robot to deliver our meals to the room, which was very considerate and convenient! I just messaged her directly for anything we needed replenished in the room, and she would immediately respond and arrange it! Five-star rating! The room was spacious, and the view from the high floor was absolutely stunning! Since it was an executive room, we also got to enjoy the executive privileges at the Horizon Club Lounge on the 37th floor. This stay was an excellent experience, and I'll definitely choose Shangri-La again if I have the chance to visit Yiwu!

Ella at the front desk provided incredibly warm, attentive, and highly efficient service! The room was spotlessly clean, fully equipped, and the bedding was very comfortable. The absolute highlight was the breathtaking view from the window; overlooking the city lights at night was truly mesmerizing. It offers excellent value for money, and I will definitely choose to stay here again. Highly, highly recommend!

The best thing about Xihu State Guest House is its excellent location and garden setting. The courtyard scenery is beautiful, and it's rich in history, making it very pleasant to stroll and take photos within the grounds. However, it still carries a noticeable 'old-school state-run hotel' vibe. The facilities are relatively outdated and don't quite keep up with the times: the bathroom fixtures are old, and the bedside speaker still uses an old iPhone connector, without Bluetooth, which feels quite obsolete. What's even more jarring is finding a '防疫包' (epidemic prevention kit) by the bed, which literally contained masks and wet wipes, making it feel like a dream back to 2021. Another detail was a bit puzzling: the kettle in each room already had water in it when we arrived. I called the front desk to ask if they had forgotten to empty it, and they said it was intentionally prepared but then casually mentioned we could pour it out if we weren't comfortable. Personally, I feel this detail is unnecessary and a bit overdone. Also, the booking page didn't mention an extra charge for children's breakfast, which we only found out upon arrival, making for a slightly uncomfortable experience. There are also fewer activities offered by the hotel; the garden buggy tour has been cancelled, so you can only wander around on your own. For this price range, considering the facilities and services, even with an impeccable location and environment, it still feels like it lacks a certain soul and quality that truly impresses. The value for money is just average.